It's All Steam Ahead At Dungay Creek

We wrote about how there were possible problems at the I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! camp. We are pleased now to report that, as expected, Dungay Creek, Murwillumbah, New South Wales, Australia is now okay.

It seems that the pollution, caused by mosquito sprays, has now been sorted so the likes of Gemma Atkinson can swim, shower and generally get other contestants steamed up.

The Daily Star today reckons that one of the trials will be a 'jungle sewer' and as the unlucky contestant searches for stars they will have to unblock pipes. And inside the pipes? Yes, it's spiders, toads, snakes, flies and so on. It'll be interesting to see which contestant the public hates enough to want him or her to endure this. It seems Katie Hopkins isn't too popular with the general public at the moment, but things can change rapidly once everyone is settled in the camp.

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Problems At The I'm A Celebrity Camp Site

There's a slight problem with the next UK I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! it's reported that the area where it is held has been poisoned!

The camp site, which is in Dungay Creek in the New South Wales rain forest, has been contaminated by some toxic substance, probably insecticide. Local residents have been told to avoid the area and to keep out of the water. Would this mean no Myleene Klass type moments in the shower?!

An ITV chappie said, "Dungay Creek runs through the land where I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! is filmed. Investigations are ongoing but the show will be going ahead as planned."

The likely cause of the problem is that nearby vegetation has been sprayed with insecticide and this has got into the water accidently.

There's one thing for sure, though, I'm A Celebrity will be on our screens from November 12th.

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