I’m a Celebrity hosts Chris Brown and Julia Morris reveal new Murwillumbah, NSW camp in ‘dense jungle’ riddled with poisonous mushrooms
I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! is filming in and around Murwillumbah in north-eastern NSW.
On Monday, hosts Chris Brown and Julia Morris reveled the camp for the first time, which they say is in ‘dense jungle’ in the rural area.
The pair walked across the famous bridge that leads celebrities in and out of the camp, which was lined with native Australian shrubbery.
In they go: I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! is filming in and around Murwillumbah in north-eastern NSW. On Monday, hosts Chris Brown and Julia Morris reveled the camp for the first time, which they say is in ‘dense jungle’ in the rural area. Both pictured
They then showed fans the camp beds, which are as stark and simple as they have been in previous serious.
Chris and Julia tested out a bunk in the camp, with Chris repeatedly highlighting how dense and secluded the bush region is.
The ‘lounge room’ area was also sparse, with just logs to sit on and a fire pit for the celebrities to gather around.
The way: The pair walked across the famous bridge that leads celebrities in and out of the camp, which was lined with native Australian shrubbery
Not five star: They then showed fans the camp beds, which are as stark and simple as they have been in previous serious
Deep! Chris and Julia tested out a bunk in the camp, with Chris repeatedly highlighting how dense and secluded the bush region is
The pair of hosts also introduced a wooden chest they called the mystery box, and said it would be vital in the series.
Some obvious perils – besides the Australian native wildlife – include mushrooms that grow around the camp.
Julia warned that if the camp mates try those in their cooking, the result would be toxic.
Comfy? The ‘lounge room’ area was also sparse, with just logs to sit on and a fire pit for the celebrities to gather around
Vital? The pair of hosts also introduced a wooden chest they called the mystery box, and said it would be vital in the series
Stay clear: Some obvious perils – besides the Australian native wildlife – include mushrooms that grow around the camp. Julia warned that if the camp mates try those in their cooking, the result would be toxic
Nice details guys: In the clip, the pair also revealed the rustic ‘long drop’ and ‘short drop’ toilets were back in use
In the clip, the pair also revealed the rustic ‘long drop’ and ‘short drop’ toilets were back in use.
The forthcoming season shifted production from South Africa to Northern New South Wales amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The Australian production will take over the set used by the UK version of the show.
I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! will premiere January 3 on 2021
Soon: I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! will premiere January 3 on 2021