Celebrity Island with Bear Grylls

Bear Grylls returns to an uninhabited island in the Pacific to abandon ten celebrities for the toughest four weeks of their lives. Marooned in just the clothes on their back with a handful of basic tools and three jerry cans of water, the group must rely on each other to survive.

It's been less than a week since Bear Grylls abandoned ten celebrities on a remote island in the Pacific and the brutal conditions have already forced one of them to quit. Now, the nine remaining celebs are starting to crack under the pressure as they battle huge tropical storms.

After ten days marooned on the Island, the eight remaining celebrities are running on empty. So far, they've focused all of their efforts on fishing, choosing not to hunt any animals on land. But with the nets repeatedly empty, the issue of food threatens to drive a wedge through the camp.

It's been over two weeks since Bear Grylls abandoned ten celebrities on a remote island in the Pacific, and the lack of food and brutal weather conditions have already forced three of the islanders to quit. Towie star Pete Wicks, a committed pescatarian, has convinced the rest of the group to not hunt and kill any land animals for meat. Instead, they have decided to survive on fish and yucca.

As their time on the island nears the end, the remaining seven celebrities are reeling from the effects of the accidental death of the pig. To make matters worse the group has had no food in days and some of the camps are regretting the decision to give the pig a sea burial rather than eat it.

After more than a month, Bear Grylls returns to pick up the seven remaining islanders and to find out how they made it to the end. Bear discovers what really drove three of the group to quit and the effect it had on those that remained. As the celebrities look back and reflect on their time on the island, we will discover how they managed to deal with the brutal conditions and intense hunger.