Jessica Plummer is an actor and singer from London.

Fresh off a gruelling Domestic Abuse storyline in EastEnders as Chantelle Atkins.  The recently killed off star will be at Gwrych Castle for at least the next three weeks. 

With 128 EastEnders appearances under her belt, Jessica was also a member of girl group Neon Jungle who had a couple of top twenty hits in The Official Charts.  Their single "Braveheart" peaked at number 4. 

Before EastEnders, Jessica portrayed Chloe Martin in children's Drama "Wizards Vs Aliens".

Jessica trained at Identity School of Acting.

According to Jessica's IMDB profile she is 5'8" so will be good in the height challenges. 

Keep up with Jessica's progress inside the Castle every weeknight from around 21:00 on ITV/STV with Ant & Dec. 

Shane Richie has experience in the entertainment industry spanning four decades. 

Shane Richie - real name Shane Patrick Roche - was born on Wednesday 11 March 1964 in the Kensington area of London. 

He is probably best known for presenting Lucky Numbers, a bingo style game show, on ITV.  Or later as Alfie Moon, the cheeky chappy, in BBC One's EastEnders. 

Shane does a lot of charity work.  According to reports he is a patron of Cherry Trees who provide support for people with disabilities.  The other charity Shane is involved with is UK's Huntington's Disease Association.

When entering Gwrych Castle Shane, said: 

​"Who knows where the fridge is and the bar?"

Keep up with Shane Richie's progress on I'm A Celebrity every weeknight from around 21:00 on ITV/STV. 

Beverley Callard is a veteran in television, especially in the British drama industry.

For the majority of the past 32 years, Beverley has been a pivotal part of ITV/STV's Coronation Street portraying long-suffering Elizabeth "Liz" McDonald.

Beverley has two children, both daughters.  Rebecca Callard, who has actually been in Coronation Street and Danielle Callard who is currently operating Beverley's Twitter account, @BeverleyCallard, while she's in Gwrych Castle.

The Serial Drama icon has also been a panelist for Loose Women. 

​Being sixty-something, she sure has a lot knowledge and wisdom to share with camp.

Outside of acting, Beverley is a published author, has done a few fitness videos and was a Daily Mirror columnist.

She married Jon McEwan in 2010.

When going into camp, Beverley admitted that she was a "little apprehensive".

Keep up with Beverley's progress in I'm A Celebriry Get Me Out Of Here, weeknights, on ITV/STV.  Please check your local listings for air time. 

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here is going to be a bit different this year with CoronaVirus preventing travel overseas so the clever people at ITV have come up with a brilliant Austraila alternative... the 2020 series will be done out of a Castle in Abergele, Wales instead. 

A few questions are answered in this article so lets get started.

Of course the series would not be complete without Anthony McPartlin & Declan Donnelly who will preside over the Campmates' Capers every night for the next three weeks on ITV/STV.

Ant & Dec have given the campmates some small words of advice and that is to "expect the unexpected".

AJ PRITCHARD
Ballroom Dancer and Britain's Got Talent Finalist 

BEVERLEY CALLARD
TV Legend and Serial Drama icon

GIOVANNA FLETCHER
​​Actor, Vlogger, Presenter and Author 

HOLLIE ARNOLD MBE
​Sportsperson and athlete

JESSICA PLUMMER
EastEnders star and Neon Jungle singer

JORDAN NORTH
​BBC Radio 1 presenter

SHANE RICHIE
TV Presenter and Actor

SIR MO FARAH CBE
​Olympic legend

VERNON KAY
​TV & Radio Presenter

VICTORIA DERBYSHIRE
Broadcast Journalist

The first BushTucker Trial, of sorts, has already happened.  It's called Gates Of Hell and all of the celebrities participated.  You'll have to tune in to find out how they got on.

You will see the campmates fly over Snowdonia as they take their first look at what they'll call home for the next three weeks.

But only five will be delivered from the air.  Those in the choppers will be Shane Richie, Beverley Callard, AJ Pritchard, Hollie Arnold and Sir Mo Farah.

However, Vernon Kay, Jessica Plummer, Jordan North, Giovanna Fletcher & Victoria Derbyshire met each other for the first time at the top of a cliff where their jungle journey begun. 

This will be the celebrity's first chance to test their metal as they'll be battling for their rucksacks.  Anyone without will not be given their stuff for the first night and have to sleep in whatever they have on.  In the harsh coldness of Welsh weather this could be crucial.

Browse through the gallery and discover for yourself.

Gwrych Castle is rustic-looking, and shows that the celebrities will really be back to basics.  No electrical sockets so there will be a lack of mobile phone chargers and hair straighteners in camp -  not that this will bother Sir Mo Farah. 

Unfortunately Kiosk Kev didn't make it over from Australia due to CoronaVirus travel restrictions so he's still manning the Outback Shack in the traditional camp.  The Dingo Dollars didn't do well on the British Pound Sterling exhange rate so this year the campmates will be competing in a daily "Castle Coin Challenge".

Upon doing some research, Ant & Dec have put their DNA Journey expertise to good use and found a long lost Welsh cousin called Kiosk Cledwyn who'll be keeping this year's campmates in order during Castle Coin Challenges.  Kiosk Cledwyn manages Ye Olde Shoppe which is the Wales equivalent of The Outback Shack.  Throughout the series, it is likely Ant & Dec will be revealing more facts on Kev's cousin.

Tomorrow (Sunday 15 November) at 21:00 on ITV/STV.

Check back here for further updates on the 2020 series of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. 

It's that time of year, again, when a bunch of celebrities head into jungle to be hilariously tortured by programme producers for the entertainment of the viewing public.

Emanating from Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust's Gwrych Castle in Abergele, Wales, some well-known (and not so well-known) faces will be entering camp ready battle in the castle. 

ITV representatives have revealed the broadcast dates of the 20th series.

Due to scheduling only the inaugural two weeks have been revealed but check back here at a later date to be updated on the third. 

These are the dates to put in your diaries. 

Week 1.

• Episode 01: Sunday 15 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 02: Monday 16 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 03: Tuesday 17 November - 21:15 - ITV/STV
• Episode 04: Wednesday 18 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 05: Thursday 19 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 06: Friday 20 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV

Week 2.

• Episode 07: Saturday 21 November - 20:45 - ITV/STV
• Episode 08: Sunday 22 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 09: Monday 23 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 10: Tuesday 24 November - 21:15 - ITV/STV
• Episode 11: Wednesday 25 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 12: Thursday 26 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 13: Friday 27 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV

Week 3.

• Episode 14: Saturday 28 November - 20:30 - ITV/STV
• Episode 15: Sunday 29 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 16: Monday 30 November - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 17: Tuesday 01 December - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 18: Wednesday 02 December - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 19: Thursday 03 December - 21:00 - ITV/STV
• Episode 20: Friday 04 December - 21:00 - ITV/STV

​The Masked Singer: Series 1/Episode 2: airs - Sunday 05 January 2020 - on ITV/STV/UTV at 20:00.

​Presenter: Joel Dommett
Panellist: Rita Ora
Panellist: Jonathan Ross
Panellist: Davina McCall
Panellist: Ken Jeong

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The most talked about guessing game on TV goes into round 2.

The Masked Singer is the surreal and surprising singing show that asks - who is behind the mask?

A mix of celebrities compete -  dressed head to toe in elaborate costumes, their identities are hidden on and off stage, their voices are disguised in interviews -  it’s supposedly TV’s best kept secret.

​As each celebrity sings, a superstar panel, along with the studio audience, are left guessing who’s behind the mask as the celebrity singers try to throw them off the scent.

At the end of the show, the second celebrity’s true identity is revealed as they are unmasked on stage.

Presented by Joel Dommett, joined by panellists Rita Ora, Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall and Ken Jeong.

The Masked Singer: Series 1/Episode 1: airs - Saturday 04 January 2020 - on ITV/STV/UTV at 19:00.


Presenter: Joel Dommett
Panellist: Rita Ora
Panellist: Jonathan Ross
Panellist: Davina McCall
Panellist: Ken Jeong

A Bandicoot TV production for ITV/STV/UTV.

​It’s the wildest guessing game on TV.

Presented by Joel Dommett, who is joined by panellists Rita Ora, Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall and Ken Jeong.

Twelve celebrities compete, dressed head to toe in elaborate costumes, their identities are hidden on and off stage, their voices are disguised in interviews - it’s supposedly TV’s best kept secret. 

As each celebrity sings, a superstar panel, along with the studio audience, are left guessing who’s behind the mask as the celebrity singers try to throw them off the scent.

​In tonight’s inaugural episode the first six masked singers battle it out - Queen Bee Vs. Duck, Unicorn Vs. Butterfly and Chameleon Vs. Hedgehog. 

​At the end of the show, the first celebrity’s true identity is revealed as they are unmasked on stage.

The Greatest Dancer: Series 2/Episode 1 airs - Saturday 04 January 2020 - on BBC One at 19:00.

​Presenter: Alesha Dixon
Presenter: Jordan Banjo
Dance Captain: Cheryl Tweedy
Dance Captian: Oti Mabuse
Dance Captain: Matthew Morrison
Dance Captain: Todrick Hall
Receptionist: Curtis Pritchard
Series Producer: Clara Elliot
Executive Producer: Amelia Brown
Executive Producer: Nigel Hall
Executive Producer: Louise Hutchinson
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The dance talent show kicks off with the auditions, where the audience holds the power.

​New dance captain Todrick Hall joins Cheryl Tweedy, Matthew Morrison and Oti Mabuse.

The dance talent show returns, with dancers of any age and dance style competing to win £50,000 and a chance to perform on BBC Strictly Come Dancing.

Hoping to discover the greatest dancer are the superstar dance captains: multi-platinum-selling singer Cheryl Tweedy, Broadway and Glee star Matthew Morrison and Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse.  They are now joined by a brand new dance captain - pop star, dancer and choreographer to stars such as Beyonce Knowles and Taylor Swift, Todrick Hall.

The series is hosted by singer, and former BBC Strictly Come Dancing glitterball champion Alesha Dixon, and Jordan Banjo, member of award-winning dance troupe Diversity.

​Love Island participant and professional dancer Curtis Pritchard joins the show as the new 'receptionist', looking after all the acts backstage as they nervously await the biggest audition of their lives.

​At the auditions the audience holds the power, and only they will decide if the mirror opens for the acts or not.  The dancers need to impress 75% of the audience in attendance for the mirror to open and progress further in the competition.  And there is a brand new twist at the end of each episode, where one dance captain will get to pick one act and take them straight through to the live shows.

Get ready to see talent from across the world of dance, from ballet to jazz, street to ballroom, contemporary to krump, as they give the performances of their lives in the hope of opening the mirror.

Expect dramatic auditions, outstanding talent and jaw-dropping surprises.

Who will become The Greatest Dancer?

I'm A Celebrity: S19E05 airs, Thursday 21 November 2019, on ITV/STV/UTV at 21:00.

Presenter: Anthony McPartlin / Declan Donnelly
Participant: Ian Wright MBE / Nadine Coyle
Participant: Caitlyn Jenner / Andrew Maxwell
Participant: Jacqueline Jossa / Myles Stephenson
Participant: James Haskell / Kate Garraway
Participant: Adele Roberts / Roman Kemp
Participant: Cliff Parisi / Andy Whyment
Executive Producer: Iona MacKenzie / Saul Fearnley
Executive Producer: Olly Nash / Tom Gould
​​Executive Producer: Richard Cowles

More arguements and tears from this year's campmates.

New celebrities, Cliff Parisi & Andy Whyment, are introduced but before that they take on Frontier of Fear - the latest BushTucker Trial. 

Tensions have started to rise, mainly as the celebrities struggle with hunger pangs, but two new campmates - Andy Whyment and Cliff Parisi - may change the atmosphere.  But before the duo even get to the camp and make themselves at home, they'll be aiming to succeed in the latest BushTucker Trial in Ol' Dingo Town, and win meals for their new acquaintances.

Will the late arrivals cause more friction?

I'm A Celebrity: S19E04 airs, Wednesday 20 November 2019, on ITV/STV/UTV at 21:00.

Presenter: Anthony McPartlin / Declan Donnelly
Participant: Ian Wright MBE / Nadine Coyle
Participant: Caitlyn Jenner / Andrew Maxwell
Participant: Jacqueline Jossa / Myles Stephenson
Participant: James Haskell / Kate Garraway
Participant: Adele Roberts / Roman Kemp
Executive Producer: Iona MacKenzie / Saul Fearnley
Executive Producer: Olly Nash / Tom Gould
​​Executive Producer: Richard Cowles

In yesterday's episode both Adele Roberts and Roman Kemp were voted in to do this evening's BushTucker Trial, Just Desserts, and will find themselves in a makebelieve ice cream parlour surrounded with mashed potatoes.  Will Roman and Adele get 100% of meals for camp? 

More Dingo Dollar action with two campmates and, yes, another laminate.  What will today's task be?

Adele Roberts and Roman Kemp take part in the Just Desserts eating challenge, aiming to win 10 stars for the campmates, who are enjoying having been brought together after their time split between two camps.

Jacqueline Jossa was the star in the last BushTucker Trial, facing her fear of spiders, but how will radio DJs Adele and Roman cope with a feast not quite fit for Royalty?

And a few more surprises.