The I'm A Celeb set is under threat
There's just two months to go until Ant and Dec are set to return for the 2019 series of I'm A Celeb.
However, it looks like we could be waiting longer if the 'out of control' bush fires have anything to do with it.
'A change of wind direction can send them on a collision course with the camp.'
The east coast of Australia has been badly hit by massive bush fires.
According to The Sun, the blazes have caused many to evacuate their homes around the Gold Coast.
Now the fires are coming dangerously close to the I'm A Celeb studios.
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A source tells the publication, 'The fires are pretty scary right now.'
'They’re a bit of a law unto themselves and a change of wind direction can send them on a collision course with the camp.'
'ITV’s jungle is actually a banana plantation that cost £7million to turn into a working TV studio...'
'So if the fire gets any closer to it there will be some very worried executives.'
'For now they’re crossing their fingers that the weather helps them and the firefighters keep on top of the worst of it.'
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I'm A Celeb
This year's series of the reality TV show sees the return of Ant McPartlin.
He had taken last year off in order to focus on some personal issues.
However, he returned to TV earlier this year in flying form.
While ITV have yet to announce the contestants for this year's series, there are a few celebs reported to appear.
According to The Sun, Blue's Duncan James and football legend Ian Wright will both make an appearance.
They'll apparently be joined by former rugby player James Haskell as well.
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I'm A Celeb is expected to return in November.
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