I’M A Celebrity’s famous Celebrity Cyclone has started to be erected in the grounds of Gwrych Castle today. The show’s most exciting challenge – the traditional pinnacle of the series – is set to take place in Wales for the second year running, despite warnings of yet more bad weather. The show was plunged into chaos […]
I’M A Celebrity’s famous Celebrity Cyclone has started to be erected in the grounds of Gwrych Castle today.
The show’s most exciting challenge – the traditional pinnacle of the series – is set to take place in Wales for the second year running, despite warnings of yet more bad weather.
The show was plunged into chaos last week was plunged into chaos and was sensationally pulled off air for two days after the set was battered by Storm Arwen.
In a shock move, the stars were evacuated from the castle and returned to their quarantine, and did not return to for over 48 hours.
Now another weather drama is headed their way thanks to Storm Barra, which is set to hit on Tuesday.
But crewmembers have put concerns to one side to build the famous set and the slides were seen being erected.
The task sees the stars attempting to grab stars from a slippery hill as they’re blasted with wind, water cannons, foam and balls.
Celebrity Cyclone is usually undertaken in the scorching Australian sun – and the UK version is a good deal chillier.
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Last year the celebs, who were the first to take part in Wales, wore wet suits in a bid to keep them warm.
Shane Ritchie, Jordan North, Giovanna Fletcher and Vernon Kay took it on, before Giovanna took the crown.
It has been a regular feature since series six in 2006 when Myleene Klass, 42, Jason Donovan, 52, and Matt Willis, 37, christened it.
I’m Celeb 2021 is expected to end in just six days’ time, but so far only Arlene Phillips has got the boot.
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