Here's how I'm A Celeb's Coming Out Show will be different this year

The show has a different format for 2020

Author: Hannah FarrellPublished 8th Dec 2020
Last updated 8th Dec 2020

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! is over for another year, after Giovanna Fletcher was crowned the winner and the first ever Queen of the Castle.

Like many of our favourite shows, this year the competition had to make a number of changes. This year's show in Wales turned out to be a huge success, breaking record viewing figures and now bosses are considering a future series taking place there.

However more changes for 2020 have been announced as ITV bosses have revealed that the Coming Out Show, which airs every year following the celebs' departure from the show, will be different this year.

The special episode has been renamed ‘A Castle Story’ for this year, due to the current COVID-19 restrictions making it difficult for production crews to follow the contestant’s journey after they leave the show.

Is I'm A Celeb's Coming Out show on this year?

The Coming Out Show, usually follows each celeb as they re-enter normal life. This includes when they reunite with their families and fellow campmates for the first time.

It was also announced last week that the campmates end of series reunion party has been scrapped after the final this year. The get-together normally features on the Coming Out show but as the 12 campmates can’t legally be in the same room the party has been pushed back to 2021.

What is I’m A Celebrity…A Castle Story?

We can expect emotional reunions with their family members and exclusive interviews with the 12 campmates about their time on the show and how their life has changed since leaving Gwrych Castle.

When is I'm A Celebrity... A Castle Story on?

Ant and Dec will host the special episode, which airs on ITV at 8pm on Saturday 13th December. The hour long show will give us a sneak peak in to what the celebs got up to after leaving the castle.

However, the show will include more highlights than in previous year's, including unseen conversations and footage from camp.

A Castle Story is on ITV this Saturday (13th December) at 8pm.

How much did this year's I'm A Celeb contestants get paid?

Sir Mo Farah: £300,000

With all of his amazing success in the sporting world, it's no surprise Sir Mo Farah cost bosses the most to land on the 2020 series.

He is an Olympian after all!

Vernon Kay: £250,000

Bosses have reportedly been trying to get TV host Vernon on the show for a number of years, but this year they managed to entice him with a whopping pay cheque.

Beverley Callard: £150,000

Coronation Street legend Beverley is reportedly the highest paid woman on this year's series, and it's not a bad little (big) figure either!

Shane Richie: Unknown

Despite Shane's I'm A Celeb fee not being made public, the former EastEnders actor confessed he was 'broke' after a tough 2020 due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

Russell Watson: £100,000

He was a late arrival into this year's series, but tenor Russell is still getting paid VERY well. The opera legend is reportedly picking up £100K for his stint.

Jessica Plummer: £75,000

Bosses reportedly enticed EastEnders actress Jessica into the Welsh castle with a tasty £75,000.

Giovanna Fletcher: Unknown


Ruthie Henshall: £75,000

She was a late arrival alongside Russell Watson, but already she's had her fair share of trials and secret missions! The West End star and Magic at the Musicals host was reportedly paid a lovely £75,000.

AJ Pritchard: £50,000

After quitting his former role as a professional dancer on Strictly Come Dancing earlier this year, AJ is reportedly taking home £50K for his appearance in the castle.

Jordan North: Unknown


Hollie Arnold MBE: £50,000

She's used to winning Gold medals not Gold stars, but a fee of £50,000 reportedly got Hollie Arnold MBE into the castle! And after showing off her amazing singing voice, maybe she will leave with a record deal on the table too!

Victoria Derbyshire: Unknown


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