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I am a celebrity position to get me out of here! 2021 is more terrible than ever.

The actors of I'm A Celebrity are preparing to enter Gwrych Castle this weekend. ITV has already conducted a preliminary inspection of the contestants, which will take three weeks.

Since Australia became a no-go zone due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic in 2020, Grywch Castle has been the new home of the ITV series.

I am a celebrity in 2021 will be "stronger than ever" because celebrities will participate in more trials

After accepting the first challenge of the series, the stars will again gather around a fire pit, and they will cook on the stove every night, depending on the food they won in the jungle picnic trial.

An abandoned red phone booth sits in the corner for the stars to answer calls to each other, and there is an outdoor seating area that looks like a well in the middle.

This year, campers will sleep on mattresses on wrought-iron bed frames in a cold-looking room in the castle, and a neglected piano can be seen in the corner.

The actors’ dormitory sits behind a huge double door with nails lined up on the top of the wall to show even more daunting greetings.

On Sunday night, Saturday’s Frankie Bridge, Emmerdale’s Danny Miller, Olympic diver Marty Lee and TV presenter Richard Madley will be celebrities entering the castle.

People thought their first challenge was a terrible one, because someone saw a huge installation set on the edge of a large quarry not far from the base of I'm A Celeb.

It looks like the stars will have to bungee off the platform, which is consistent with the high challenge that contestants face at the beginning of each "I'm a Celebrity" series.

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