World news – GB – Mo Farah will be receiving special halal meals while in the castle of fame

Olympic legend Sir Mo Farah will be eating separate halal meals throughout his time on the « I’m a Celebrity » program. . . Get me out of here! But you will still be involved in the insect eating experiments

Sir Mo Farah will have different dining options for his campmates during his stay on I’m A Celebrity. . . Get me out of here!

The 37-year-old Olympic will receive special halal food in order to uphold his religious beliefs while his campmates will dine on the jungle menu.

Despite being given halal options, Sir Mo will participate in the notorious insect-eating challenges because Islamic rules do not restrict this..

This will follow the same procedure that was established for boxer Amir Khan during his tenure in 2017.

A source told The Sun: « Mo had long told producers about his food preferences, so they were prepared. ».

Al-Mutla` went on to say: “He cannot eat food unless it is brought in the correct way according to his religion.

Sir Mo, who became Britain’s most famous Olympic player, previously told the post that he was « not a big eater ».

This year, although the jungle food store may have replaced the kangaroo’s anus, it is not yet clear which local dishes will be handled by camp mates.

During the launch episode, campmates were forced to disembark from the 19th century castle listed in Class I where it is being photographed..

Co-stars, including Neon Jungle singer, Jessica Plummer, were told to « expect the unexpected » as they faced the arduous task of passing stars through cages while covered with cockroaches and cockroaches..

I’m A Celeb has had to ramp up filming plans at the usual camp in Australia’s Gold Coast amid the coronavirus pandemic that continues to sweep the planet..

Instead, they headed to Gwrych Castle in Abergele, North Wales – a site said to be haunted by Winifred Cochrane, Countess of Dundonald.

Despite this, exotic animals are still believed to play a major role in the infamous Bushtucker Trials, with speculation indicating that « ferret legs » may play a role, as you see animals trapped inside the competitors’ pants.

I’m a celebrity. . . Get me out of here! Mo Farah, Halal