Ade Adepitan has already been in I'm A Celebrity camp as first wheelchair user to star in ITV show
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Associate Editor Tom Bryant is given a tour of the I'm A Celebrity camp - and is wowed by the efforts to make the jungle accessible for Ade Adepitan. Covered by 3 outlets: 3 are centre.
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I’m A Celebrity camp makes changes for wheelchair-user Ade Adepitan
The TV presenter was flown out to Australia earlier this year to work with the production team to identify areas that would need to be adapted.
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I'm A Celeb producers spent nine months adapting jungle camp for Paralympian Ade Adepitan's 'bespoke' needs as he prepares to make history as show's first wheelchair user
Productive conversations with the disabled TV presenter, 53, about joining the 2026 series started last year. Adepitan was later flown to Australia with producers back in February.
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I’m A Celeb camp’s 2026 transformation for Ade Adepitan including stairlift
Exclusive: The Mirror's Associate Editor Tom Bryant is given an exclusive tour of the I'm A Celebrity camp where he sees the incredible work to ensure Ade Adepitan can take part in the show
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I walked up to I’m A Celeb camp and ITV have gone to huge lengths for Ade Adepitan’s debut
Associate Editor Tom Bryant is given a tour of the I'm A Celebrity camp - and is wowed by the efforts to make the jungle accessible for Ade Adepitan.
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Ade Adepitan has already been in I'm A Celebrity camp as first wheelchair user to star in ITV show
There are a number of changes to the I'm A Celeb camp this year after Ade Adepitan made a visit as the show's first-ever wheelchair user
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