Boy George's '£500k' I'm A Celebrity fee defended by ex winner as he sets to bring drama

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! following Matt Hancock's arrival in camp on Wednesday night.The 61-year-old told the MP he was "going to get it" from the public after he was forced to step down as Health Secretary last year due to breaking social distancing rules during the Covid pandemic.Following his arrival in camp, Boy George was left in tears as he reflected on his mum Dinah O'Dowd being ill during the pandemic. The singer explained that he wasn't allowed to see Dinah, who almost died in hospital, due to rules in place by the Government. At the time, Matt was serving as Health Secretary before leaked CCTV footage showed him kissing his married aide Gina Colangelo, which breached rules. Speaking to The Mirror's Mark Jefferies, his mum said: "George and I are very close and I’m so very proud of him.Joan Collins, 89, almost unrecognisable in huge hair transformation"He is always there for me, so his reaction wasn’t a surprise, and I am waiting to hug him when he gets home."In April 2020, the Culture Club star asked his fans to "pray" for his mum who was battling a "heart or lung problem" at the time. He went on to tweet: "She’s stable but they have said they won’t resuscitate her if things go wrong?“Apparently, it won’t work? How can they know.

Matt Hancock entered the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! jungle last night alongside Seann Walsh, 36.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! fans fear a mass exit could be on the cards as the celebrities are left divided over Matt Hancock's arrival.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has been a huge TV hit since it began in 2002, but it's also had its fair share of criticism from the likes of conservationist Chris Packham and the RSCPA.

Lorraine Kelly believes Seann Walsh will be buzzing he entered the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! alongside Matt Hancock - as the MP will have made him look even better.

Matt Hancock will be forced to swim amongst creepie crawlies, water snakes and lobsters when he takes on his second I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Bushtucker Trial on Thursday night.

Tony Adams, 56, while the former Arsenal legend takes part in BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing.Speaking on his successful podcast, Wrighty’s House, Ian said that he has to give Tony a “maximum amount of respect” after watching him dance a Salsa on Saturday night while in the studio audience.Ian, who first signed for Arsenal back in 1991 for a cool £2.5million, was spotted by viewers supporting his former teammate, alongside his wife, in the Strictly audience.After Tony and professional dance partner Katya Jones finished last on the leaderboard as their Salsa scored 21 out of 40, the camera turned to Ian, who looked totally bemused.With his hands clasped together, Ian had his mouth open after watching Tony's dance.

A pal of pop star Boy George says that he will crack at Matt Hancock in the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! jungle within days.

DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles, 60, took to Twitter yesterday to speak out in defence of Mike Tindall, 44, after the rugby star has become the subject of speculation due to his stint on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! His comments come after reports claimed Mike is being investigated for potentially breaching the show's strict Covid-19 rules.Nick, who finished in sixth place in the 2018 series of I’m A Celeb, is a patron of the same charity as Mike.The star made it clear that the sportsman had his full support, and also encouraged his fans to back Mike, who is married to King Charles’ eldest niece, Zara Phillips, 41.Two days ago, he asked his 172,000 followers to vote for Mike amid ongoing speculation about the former rugby union player, after meeting while supporting Rugby For Heroes.The DIY SOS star wrote: "I’d really appreciate everyone who kindly supported me on ⁦ @imacelebrity to get behind ⁦ @miketindall13. “He is a patron with me of a veterans charity and helps many others. “He’s a top bloke and a really down to earth type,” he added firmly. “I can only say this as he’s away and can’t read it!" Nick quipped. Nick’s comments come as reports have surfaced about a probe into Mike’s behaviour on set, as the star apparently may have breached the show's strict Covid-19 rules.The star was photographed playing and joking around with a crew member, pretending to throw her off the pier in between shooting scenes for the ITV show.While the act seemed harmless enough, it has also been claimed that the I’m A Celeb cast and crew were told to remain at least two metres apart at all times while filming.Following his last tweet, Nick came out in support of Mike once again yesterday after one outlet claimed Prince William and

Lorraine Kelly has slammed Matt Hancock's reason for appearing on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! as 'stupid' after he entered the jungle for the first time.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! campmates were treated to two new arrivals tonight as Matt Hancock and Seann Walsh finally enter the jungle.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! contestants told Conservative MP Matt Hancock he was a "brave man" for entering the show amid intense political backlash.

Charlene White's family have spoken out after the Loose Women panelist broke down in tears on last night's episode of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! after saying she missed her children.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! hopeful Boy George isn't one to hold back on his opinion and this week ranted about the dinner situation in camp.The 61-year-old branded current camp cook Charlene White "controlling" and complained that the mushrooms she put on the fire were undercooked.His time in the jungle so far was discussed on This Morning earlier week, where former campers Vanessa Feltz and Matthew Wright shared their thoughts.Vanessa claimed that the Culture Club star "doesn't give a damn" and won't be helping put with camp chores as she likened him to Madonna.She told hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield: "I've done so much reality TV so I know how it works, you try and get on with everyone."You want the people there to like you, the people at home to like you. If you don't do the washing up at home, you try and do it there, you muck in.Joan Collins, 89, almost unrecognisable in huge hair transformation"Boy George is not that person," she added."The only other person I've ever worked with who is similar to him in not giving a damn about what anyone thinks about him is Madonna.