They’ve braved creepy-crawlies in the Australian jungle and taken part in fearsome Bushtucker Trials, but stars from a popular TV programme faced their worst nightmare when they went ghost-hunting in the Black Country.
Stars from I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here spent the night at the Black Country Living Museum, in Tipton Road, Dudley to record a special episode of Most Haunted.
King of the Jungle Christopher Biggins was joined by fellow contestants Cerys Matthews, Matt Willis, Willis’ girlfriend Emma Griffiths and Dean Gaffney for the shoot which was hosted by presenter Yvette Fielding.
The celebrities were guided around the museum’s gas-lit village and the nearby Guest Hospital site where they explored psychic spaces, spiritual hotspots and Black Country bumps in the night.
The show will be aired tomorrow on ITV2 at 9pm. Several members of staff have reported being unnerved by ghostly goings-on at the museum over the years.
One worker, Ann Key, saw a vision of a terrier-like dog in a room above the chemist shop and another, Carol Johnson, saw a tall figure walk past a door in the toll cottage when she was mopping up.
When she went to investigate and tell whoever it was that they should not be back there, there was nobody there.
The museum’s marketing assistant Angela Clay said: “The crew arrived and set up at about midday and the celebrities turned up at about 7pm and stayed until 6am the following day,” she said.
“We met them all beforehand and they were lovely, but we don’t know what went on inside the buildings so tomorrow night’s show will be a surprise for us as well.
“You could hear the screams coming from inside the buildings. Dean Gaffney was the most frightened.”
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Only think scary at that place is the enterance prices!..lol..
BEHAVE…lol
Oh please - I thought this bunch might have ‘given up the ghost’ with all of their pathetic shennannigans by now!!!!
No one (who has half a brain) is interested in Most Haunted any more - no matter how many Z-grade celebrities you throw into the programme!!!
With that line-up, the ghosts will be making a bee-line for the back door, rather than coming our to chat!!!
Give it up please, it’s just got really embarrassing now….
If any of the other Fielding paranormal projects are anything to go by. I’d say a good hour of your life will be wasted watching this complete and utter rubbish!
What gets me is, these places will not let serious paranormal investigators anywhere near their establishments. But have no problems letting in a bunch of down on their luck actors instead! What next, Eastern European bagsnatchers get in for half price or free!
What a load of rubbish. I am a believer in the paranormal and I know that any visitation by a spirit
can only take place in the situa of the of the building. The buildings in the “Black Country Museum”
have been relocated from different sites from around the “Black Country” therefore the Spirit cannot
travel with the building. It will remain in situa to where the building originated from.
As for the Toll House. I knew the last couple to live there in around 1982. The only visits that they
received were from the Milkman, Breadman and the postman. The spirits entered the house via “Holdens
Brewery” more or less opposite.