FANS of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! will be able to meet Kiosk Cledwyn this Christmas!
Cledwyn, Kiosk Kev's long lost Welsh cousin, will be making several special appearances during Gwrych Castle's festive event - Santa’s Enchanted Grotto and Elf Academy. This will be during the weekends only.
Kiosk Cledwyn was an important part of I'm A Celebrity during 2020 and 2021 when the show was filmed at the castle near Abergele.
Tickets are subject to availability.
A spokesperson for Gwrych Castle said: "We're excited to announce that Cledwyn will be making a special appearance on the weekends during our Christmas event.
"He will be closing Ye Olde Shoppe to help the elves in Santa’s Workshop to hand-out presents to children, whilst providing the perfect photo opportunity for fans of I’m A Celebrity.
Kiosk Cledwyn is returning to Gwrych Castle. Picture: Gwrych Castle (Image: Gwrych Castle)
"We are very excited to be hosting this event - our first Christmas event since 2019.
"As well as our usual Santa’s grotto, we’ve added an interactive element to the event with elves and fun activities, where children will take part in the Elf Academy and graduate as one of Santa’s helpers."
The ticket price includes: Access to the Elf Academy; Graduation Certificate; Decorate your own Gingerbread Man; Write A Letter to Santa; Meet Santa Claus; Christmas Gift; Scavenger Hunt and Food/Drink Stalls.
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Tickets must be pre-booked.
Visit the Gwrych Castle website to book tickets (under the heading What's On).
The 2022 season of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! began on Sunday, November 6 at 9pm. The ITV show has returned to Australia.
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