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I’m a celebrity and Olympic legend Sir Mo Farah gets halal meals when he’s at camp in line with his religious beliefs, according to reports
I’m A Celebrity is back for a new series, with fans already praising the show’s return as its savior in 2020.
However, reports say Sir Mo will not get into the same caterpillar as his new companions.
Sir Mo, a Muslim, is said to have asked parade chiefs whether his food could be halal, in line with his religious beliefs.
And ITV was happy to oblige, just as they did with former contestant Amir Khan during his 2017 run..
Halal refers to the way in which meat should be prepared according to Islamic rules.
A TV insider told The Sun, “Mo told the producers a long time ago about his food preferences, so they were prepared..
“He cannot eat a certain food unless it is prepared in the correct way according to his religion.
Prior to his celebrity stint, Mo said, “I’ve watched the show over the years, and watched so many people do it from start to finish..
“I always questioned myself and asked myself, ‘Do you think I can do that? Can I do that?’ Then I said, ‘I want to do it’.
With the show’s hottest new lineup by stars, fans are eager to see what Ant and Dec have of their sleeves.
Fans breathed a collective sigh of relief as ITV was able to run the show despite several closings.
To advance the production of the groundbreaking reality show, ITV chiefs made sure to implement it in a Covid-safe manner..
ITV was forced away from the usual Australian jungle environment earlier this year, relocating to Wales.
While many complained – before the national lockdown 2. 0 – It was unfair that Anna A Celeb went ahead with filming while much of Wales remained under local lockdown, the Welsh government argued that the show could help combat a growing mental health crisis.
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Ref: https://www.mirror.co.uk
