Holly Willoughby and Dec Donnelly given 'warning' by I'm A Celebrity bosses

The new series begins on Sunday 18th November

Published 12th Nov 2018

I'm A Celebrity 2018 hosts Holly Willoughby and Dec Donnelly are reportedly set to be warned by ITV bosses about the dangers of swimming in the sea following a series of deadly shark attacks off the Queensland coast.

According to The Mirror, there has been an increase in the number of lethal shark attacks in recent months, with five serious attacks and one fatality in the stretch of coast since September.

"ITV take the health and safety of their cast and crew very seriously so they will pass on the warnings being issued in Australia to everyone including Dec and Holly," a source told the publication.

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Despite the high alerts, the source insists Holly and Dec will still be able to enjoy the coast and beaches, adding, “Of course it doesn't mean you have to avoid the beaches completely but you need to be more mindful than normal.”

This comes as Holly revealed she's 'scared' of stepping into former host Ant McPartlin's I'm A Celebrity shoes.

Speaking to a national newspaper, Holly explained, “It is scary. I’ve always loved the show as a viewer and that comes with a responsibility. I want to go in and the audience to really enjoy it."

Holly also revealed she's taking her children, Harry, nine, Belle, seven, and Chester, four, out of school to join her in Australia for a month while she hosts I'm A Celebrity.

The brand new series of I'm A Celebrity begins on ITV on Sunday 18th November.

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