The campmates of ITV's *I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!* faced a shocking evacuation due to a severe storm that struck their jungle camp in New South Wales. The dramatic weather forced producers to implement emergency procedures, relocating the celebrities to the Bush Telegraph for safety. On November 24, the Queensland Bureau of Meteorology issued a warning for a "very dangerous storm" that brought massive hailstones, destructive winds, and heavy rainfall, leading to flash flooding. The storm prompted immediate action from show officials, who confirmed, "Our health and safety weather contingencies kicked in and we evacuated the celebrities immediately to the Bush Telegraph until the storm passed and it was safe to return to camp." The campmates, including rapper Aitch, comedian Ruby Wax, and reality TV star Jack Osbourne, were huddled together for about an hour while the worst of the storm passed overhead. Sources reported that the camp was left "drenched," with filming delayed by up to three hours. The celebrities' belongings were soaked, and they spent the afternoon attempting to dry their items by the campfire. An insider warned that the wet conditions could lead to an influx of leeches and other biting insects, which may further dampen spirits in the camp. The source stated, "It’s going to be very grim indeed. The wet weather always brings out the leeches, plus a whole host of other biting insects too. After what has seemed quite a harmonious camp, we expect it to get a little fraught from now on." The evacuation was a significant disruption, reminiscent of last year's series, which also faced severe weather conditions, resulting in a similar evacuation. The current series features a diverse cast, including Spandau Ballet’s Martin Kemp, model Kelly Brook, and Emmerdale star Lisa Riley. As the campmates adjust to the aftermath of the storm, it remains unclear whether the evacuation scenes will be aired. The show continues to monitor weather conditions closely, ensuring the safety of all participants. Tonight, Aitch is set to face the next Bushtucker Trial, "Night Night, Sleep Tight," which will see him lying on a bed filled with critters.