Celebs get spirited away
Having what might be her last breakfast at home, Rhona can’t help but feel sick about the thought of leaving her family.
As the jury heads off to deliberate, her fate hangs in the balance and she paces anxiously as she awaits their decision.
Meanwhile, Suzy makes another unsuccessful attempt to get payment for the wedding from Kerry.
Nate is surprised but touched when he finds out Cain has cut ties with Caleb and sided with him. When Ruby finds out, she’s furious.
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Roy is being pushed to breaking point. During the night, Kerry secretly films his living room and records a commentary making him out to be a murderer.
Elsewhere, Liam announces that he feels ready to return to school, but Maria refuses to discuss it.
Simon tells Leanne and Carla about his idea for a new food delivery app.
And Yasmeen is delighted when
Eliza arrives from Europe, but Stu is downcast when she reveals she’s decided to make Germany her new home.
SNORING, hiking and discussions of faith and religion have made this journey an intense one for the celebrity pilgrims.
It’s the final episode and we’re into the pilgrims’ second week as they all consider what they’ve been through and what they’ve learned.
They have a tough day of hillwalking in the rain ahead of them. Tom Rosenthal and Spencer Matthews join Sonali Shah on a 24-hour fast to celebrate the start of Paryushana, the holiest festival in the Jain calendar.
There’s an overnight stay at a Buddhist meditation and retreat centre, where they’re met by Tara, one of the spiritual leaders.
The following morning, she leads them in meditation, before taking them on one of the local pilgrimage routes to an ancient holy well.
The last leg of their journey takes them along the spectacular North Wales coastal path.
At a medieval church, they take part in the tradition of collecting a stone from the beach and adding it to a prayer memorial.
And there’s a discussion of “letting go”, which unleashes a wave of emotion in almost every pilgrim. Christine Mcguinness is delighted to be letting go of things from her life, including the breakdown of her marriage.
Finally there’s a ferry crossing and problematic weather conditions as they try to make their final destination. The wind and tides might prevent them from getting to Bardsey Island, but it won’t stop them having some fundamental breakthroughs.
When all is done, all that’s left to do for the pilgrims is hug it out.