A new I’m A Celeb trailer was released on Monday and shows Ant and Dec poking fun at the show moving from Australia to North Wales amid the coronavirus pandemic.
While looking for their camp, which they believe to be in the Australian jungle, they come across a cafe and demand some ‘authentic Aussie tucker’.
To hammer the point home, they call the waitress ‘Sheila’ and Ant demands ‘some shrimp off the Barbie.’
Bushtucker: New I’m A Celebrity trailer shows Ant And Dec searching for ‘Aussie tucker’ before munching on Welsh cakes as they poke fun at show’s UK location
However, they are given some authentic Welsh cakes, which they believe to be from Sydney, but they were in fact made by a Welsh man called Sidney.
The promo comes after it was claimed the show will officially start on Sunday November 15 with TV bosses set to confirm the date on Monday.
It’s also been claimed the show will go on as planned, despite Wales going back into lockdown until November 9 due to the rise in Covid-19 cases.
The popular show does tend to start in the middle of November with a Sunday night often being used as the launch show.
It then runs for three weeks, with Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly as hosts, in the lead-up to Christmas.
MailOnline has contacted ITV for a comment.
This year’s UK-based season is also expected to air for a similar amount of time as usual, but instead be broadcast from Gwrych Castle in north Wales.
It’s coming! I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! is set to return to TV screens in just two weeks time on Sunday November 15
New home: This year’s series will be filmed at Gwrych Castle in Wales after the coronavirus pandemic meant going to Australia wouldn’t be possible
A spokesman for the castle also addressed the recent lockdown and said the show would go ahead as planned.
Taking to Twitter, they said: ‘Following the announcement from the First Minister the overriding message is that filming CAN continue in Wales providing related activity cannot be undertaken from home, and there is full compliance with Welsh law. We cannot wait to see I’m A Celebrity on our screens.’
Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford announced on October 16 that the ‘firebreak’ lockdown would start on Friday 23 October and run until at least November 9.
Happy campers: Elsewhere, it was revealed recently that production staff will reportedly be accommodated at a caravan holiday park in North Wales during filming (pictured hosts Ant and Dec)
Going ahead! Gwrych Castle Trust also confirmed that filming would still be happening for I’m A Celeb after the First Minister announced a lockdown in Wales back in October
Mr Drakeford explained how bars, restaurants and all non-essential shops would close from 6pm on Friday 23 and that everyone in Wales will be ordered to ‘stay at home’ unless they are critical workers or are unable to work from home.
The news of I’m A Celeb’s return also comes after it was reported that this year’s contestants will be shunning the usual attire of bikinis and shorts in favour of winter woolies, as they wrap up in jumpers and thick gilets.
ITV bosses have reportedly put the new look together so that the celebrities are protected from the low temperatures predicted during filming.
While they usually bask in temperatures of around 30C (86F), this year the contestants will have a very different experience as they battle with temperatures of around 11C (52F) in Abergele, North Wales.
New look! This year’s I’m A Celeb contestants will be shunning the usual shorts and bikinis in favour of winter woolies (Vernon Kay pictured in what their camping gear could look like)
Park: The Sun reports that the team with be housed at the Golden Sands Holiday Park in Rhyl
Elsewhere, it was revealed recently the production staff will reportedly be accommodated at a caravan holiday park in North Wales during filming.
With the production team moved from the balmy climes of Coolangatta, Queensland, to shoot in the UK for the first time in the UK, The Sun reported that the team with be housed at the Golden Sands Holiday Park in Rhyl.
The accommodation will place the crew just 15 minutes from the ruins of Gwyrch Castle, where the celebrity cast mates will be staying, according to the publication.
While the park is popular with holidaymakers during summer months, the screw will likely be missing the sunshine and heat of Australia, given Wales’ typically wet and cold winter weather.
When contacted by MailOnline, a representative for I’m A Celebrity declined to comment. MailOnline has contacted Golden Sands Holiday Park for comment.
The report comes amid claims that Shane Richie, 56, and Sir Mo Farah, 37, are among the new recruits who have joined the cast of the show’s first UK-based series.
Meanwhile, other stars tipped to be joining the show include Victoria Derbyshire, 52, Vernon Kay, 46, Jessica Plummer, 28, and AJ Pritchard, 25.
While Beverley Callard, 63, Ruthie Henshall, 53, Russell Watson, 53, and Hollie Arnold, 26, are also said to be joining the show.
A host of stars were seen arriving at a photoshoot in London last Friday ahead of kicking off their two-week isolation period before filming starts in Wales.
In the running: It was recently reported that Olympian champ Sir Mo Farah has joined the cast
Contestants? Meanwhile, (L-R) Vernon Kay and Beverley Callard are said to be among the cast