ITV viewers will see Carol Vorderman and other stars compete to become South Africa’s first ‘I’m a Celebrity’ legend. Ahead of the special edition of the popular series, Carol Vorderman, 62, revealed some of her antics during her period of isolation, during which she was attacked by monkeys.
The TV presenter is among the most memorable campmates in the show’s history ‘I Am A Celebrity’ in the new series which was filmed last year.
For three weeks, fans will see Helen Flanagan, Janice Dickinson, Jordan Banjo and Shaun Ryder take on tougher challenges than they did on the original show, as they compete to become the first Legend from I’m A Celebrity.However, before the stars entered their new South African camp, they had to self-isolate for a week.Discussing her time in self-isolation, Carol explained, “I’m a celebrity… South Africa starts today.
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“It was registered, as you know, at the end of last year and all the camp mates, including myself, had to self-isolate for a week before going to camp.
“So last week, as we approach the broadcast of the first program on ITV, you are going to experience this isolation with me!
“The monkey attacks, the hippos, the drills, the bikini contests, everything. You and I together, stay with me”.
Carol told her 104,000 TikTok followers that she also witnessed mating calls from wild animals, beautiful sunsets and spent a lot of time swimming. exercise.
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Viewers got a taste of what to expect in the new series, with a teaser clip showing some of the stars tackling jaw-dropping challenges.
Helen jumps on inflatable balloons suspended in the air, Janice tries to swallow food during the feeding test and Paul Burrell screams in terror when he confronts certain exotic creatures.
The new series will have a slightly different format than fans are used to as there will be no audience voting.
Instead, they will face off in an attempt to land the title of the show’s first “legend.”
Carol first appeared on the ITV original series in 2016 alongside Adam Thomas, Joel Dommett and Larry Lamb.
Speaking about her time on the show seven years ago, the 62-year-old confessed it changed her a lot.
She said: “I realized that I was missing a lot of things that I loved shortly after leaving the camp.
“I bought a small house in West Wales. I love Wales and I like going out at night. I have a converted van and I lead a somewhat hippie life!
“I paddle board all the time now. We come to a point in life where we think everything is just a bonus. You can’t say ‘I’ll do this in 20 years’.
“It made me understand that you have to live in the present moment. I want to say a big thank you to Ant &; Dec when I see them in South Africa and I can’t wait to participate in this new series. I loved everything about “I’m a Celebrity”.
I’m a celebrity… Get me out of here! All Stars begins Monday, April 24 at 9 p.m. on ITV.
