An I'm a Celebrity fan has shared a tip after a number of viewers complained during Wednesday's show.
The iconic reality TV programme has returned to the Australian outback for the first time since 2019, after covid restrictions meant the show had a temporary spell in Wales for two seasons. As ever, things are already off to a dramatic start after two new arrivals have shaken the camp.
Matt Hancock and Seann Walsh arrived on Wednesday, with the former's presence startling many of the celebs already out there.
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But away from the drama, some viewers have taken to social media to air their grievances, as they admitted they were not a fan of the frequent ad breaks. Taking to Twitter, Em said: "Can #ImACeleb chill out with the ad breaks! It’s like American TV", while Amanda Hogan said: "The amount of ad breaks in #ImACeleb is putting me off watching it".
Mags said: "Love I'm a Celebrity but these ad breaks every five minutes are the pits!" and Jess said: "Another ad break, oh my days". Charlotte said: "These ad breaks are too annoying". However, Ning Fu Lian said: "Never been so glad for the ad break. They just knew we'd be straight to the memes".
One I'm a Celebrity fan addressed those complaining by sharing a hack to watch it without adverts. Jonathan said: "Record I'm a Celeb and fast forward through the adverts, simple".
David Lawton echoed this saying: "I leave a bit to record, no way I'm sitting through them adverts every 10 mins".
ITV has been approached for comment.
I'm a Celebrity... Get Me out of Here! continues tonight at 9pm on ITV and the ITV Hub
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