There’s going to be a big change to the Celebrity Cyclone on tonight’s I’m A Celeb

The Celebrity Cyclone takes place tonight.

But while it's normally one of the things I'm A Celeb fans look forward to most every year, it's going to be a little different tonight. Okay, well, a lot different. The challenge sees the campmates face high-powered wind machines, water blasts and massive balls - among other things - while holding onto their giant star (aka: their chance at a meal). Normally a classic group trial, this year's Celebrity Cyclone will see John Barrowman assigned a special role - the Keeper of the Stars - while the rest of his campmates run the course. This is due to the 51-year-old actor's ankle injury, after he fell and sprained his ankle earlier this month. The news was revealed during the spin-off show, Extra Camp. An I'm A Celeb trial boss said:

"We've had to adapt it because of John's sprained ankle.We've made a special role for him. "John’s the keeper of the stars. He has to solve a puzzle to release the stars, throw them to the other three and they’ll then take on the course."

I'm A Celeb shared a first look at the Celebrity Cyclone on Facebook today, and it looks like it all gets off to a bit of a rocky start.