I'm A Celeb fans thrilled as Ant & Dec confirm the Cyclone trial's return

It's always the best trial!

Author: Emma DoddsPublished 3rd Dec 2020
Last updated 3rd Dec 2020

This year may not have turned out how many of us had planned, but at least we've had the return of our favourite TV shows like The Great British Bake Off, Strictly Come Dancing and The Masked Singer - oh, and I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!

Although it's been adapted to suit these strange times, the show is still a staple of living rooms up and down the country just like always, and fans of the show are loving watching the remaining campmates take on the gruesome trials.

Fans were shocked to see Sir Mo Farah go home last night, as many assumed he would be in the final, but there was some good news as hosts Ant and Dec CONFIRMED that our favourite trial ever would be returning to the show... The Celebrity Cyclone!

ITV have also released a preview clip of the trial... And it's safe to say it looks as hilarious as usual!

Watch a preview of I'm A Celebrity 2020's Cyclone trial:

Scroll through to see what the I'm A Celeb cast of 2020 are rumoured to be earning:

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


Many took to Twitter after last night's episode, sharing their happiness at the upcoming trial. One wrote, 'Way too excited to see the celebrity cyclone tomorrow on I’m a celeb', as another added, 'Celebrity cyclone is honestly the best thing about I’m a celeb.'

This trial, of course, normally takes place in the jungle, so viewers are chomping at the bit to see a castle version and how that will work, with Ant and Dec also confirming on Twitter too that it would be back, writing, 'Coming soon...' after a fan asked whether the trial would return.

We cannot wait!

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