Edinburgh television personality Gail Porter will delve into some of Scotland's rich history of hauntings and the supernatural in a new TV show.
The 10-part chilling series, which will be called Spooked Scotland , will see Porter, 51, lead an expert paranormal team to investigate some of the most incredible stories and locations from around Scotland.
Through night and day, the team will explore some of the country's spookiest locations and have exclusive access to places that have never let a film crew past their doors, the Express has reported.
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The Edinburgh-born former model and actress fractured her skull following a seizure in November 2021 and she has been waiting since then for a scan appointment. The presenter has always been open about her health and hair loss issues, which have inspired many.
A spokesperson for Glasgow-based Tern TV, who are behind the new show which will air on UK TV channel Really, said: "In Spooked Scotland, renowned American medium Chris Fleming and his partner in crime Scotland’s Gail Porter lead an expert paranormal team to investigate the chilling crimes, supernatural sightings and terrifying stories across one of the most haunted countries on earth: Scotland."
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Tern TV stated that each episode will see them try to make contact with the spirits to explain the paranormal mysteries that have haunted Scotland’s most iconic landmarks for centuries.
The team added: "Equipped with the latest specialist paranormal technology they’ll come face to face with long-dead tortured souls who are still plaguing the living and find out why?"
Gail Porter will once again join forces with Chris Fleming, star of Help! My House Is Haunted after the pair worked together 15 years ago on the series Dead Famous .
Locations that will feature in the show include the infamously haunted Brodick Castle on the Isle of Arran, the historic town of Culross where one of Europe's worst witch hunts took place and the site of a notorious massacre in Glencoe in the Highlands.
The series is set to premiere on Really and the streaming services, Discovery+ on May 27 next week.
