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I'm A Celebrity Cancelled For Two Nights Due To Storm Arwen

I'm A Celebrity Cancelled For Two Nights Due To Storm Arwen

The show tonight and tomorrow night will be compilations featuring the best moments from previous series

Rebecca Shepherd

Rebecca Shepherd

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has been cancelled for two nights due to Storm Arwen.

According to reports the show's production base was damaged during stormy weather.

ITV said in a statement: "Owing to technical difficulties caused by extreme weather conditions in the area, there will be no new episodes of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! this weekend (Saturday and Sunday).

"I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! will be replaced tonight and tomorrow night in the ITV schedules by compilation shows (voiced by Ant & Dec) featuring best moments from previous series."

It has been an eventful first week at Gwrych Castle in North Wales, where the programme is being filmed for a second year because of the coronavirus pandemic.

On Thursday Richard Madeley announced he was leaving the show after he was taken to hospital as a precaution when he fell ill in the early hours of the morning.

Richard Madeley was removed from camp after falling ill.
ITV

The TV star later said he felt 'fit as a fiddle' and was 'gutted' that Covid restrictions meant he was not able to return to the show.

Friday's episode of the ITV series was the first to be pre-recorded due to the weather conditions.

Co-hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly recorded their links early in the evening as part of 'precautionary measures' put in place by ITV following severe storm warnings.

The duo posted a video from outside the castle ahead of the show, with the wind whipping and roaring in the background.

"You've probably heard we've had to record the show a bit earlier tonight because of the winds here at Storm Arwen," said Donnelly.

He went on: "It's due to get worse later so everyone is afraid that the satellite is going to go down and all of that, so it's a bit risky to do a live show, so we're going to have to do it recorded tonight, which is the first time we've ever done that."

Then, in true fashion, he went on to crack a joke, adding: "It's very, very windy but even worse than that it was lentils for lunch, so Ant is a bit windy as well."

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