- Live episode of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Won’t be back until Tuesday, confirms ITV.
- The show will be canceled over the weekend after Hurricane Arwen caused “significant damage” to the set of Gwrych Castle in North Wales.
Participants were removed from the set for their safety after articles were immediately left from the show on Friday. An ITV spokesperson said, “Production is working around the clock to restore the site.”
Monday’s show will be replaced by Freddie and Jamie’s DNA Journey starring Freddie Flintoff and Jamie Redknapp. The host of Ant and Dek. And a group of celebrities returned to the castle for a show on Tuesday night.
The storm plagued Wales, with more than 30,000 households experiencing power cuts over the weekend and road and rail transport severely affected.
Before the pandemic, I was a Celebrity living at Murwillumbah in Springbrook National Park, New South Wales, Australia.
The news follows candidate Richard Madley’s announcement Thursday that he will be leaving the show after being hospitalized for health reasons. In an Instagram post, the TV presenter said that although he was declared “very good” by the doctors. He could not return to the castle because he burst the Covid safety balloon on the show.
Madley wrote in the Telegraph about Saturday’s experience, dispelling speculation about his “funny twist. “I’m not bad at all, except that I stupidly forget to stay hydrated. I don’t find any stomach upset from my experience, and – despite what some strangers on Twitter may say – I suffer no side effects.” my Covid vaccine,” he wrote.
However, when he appeared on “Good Morning, UK” on Monday, the 65-year-old spoke about the “physical” of his experience. “You’re hungry because we’re at the bar; we just got rice and beans,” he told host Ben Shepard.
“People don’t think it can be that bad, but it’s bland – they don’t add salt or spices, and you don’t get much. I eat about 750 calories a day and lose at least three pounds.