I'm A Celeb star Scarlette Douglas' brutal dig at Matt Hancock resurfaces days before show

express.co.uk:

Scarlette Douglas, 35, is expected to enter the I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! jungle this weekend alongside disgraced former Health Secretary Matt Hancock, 44.

After Matt resigned last year, Scarlette took to Twitter to share her view on the MP, as she told him to "get out of here".Last June when the pressure was mounting on Hancock, the MP gave up his post as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care by sharing the news with a short video on Twitter.Scarlette wrote on Twitter in response, only a few moments later: "Good, get out of here."In a further interaction, Scarlette replied to a social media user who quipped that Hancock would now be looking for a role on A Place in the Sun.Ssmoth70 joked: "He'll be looking for a place in the sun now."Scarlette quipped back: "As long as I'm not his presenter!"She is not the only I'm a Celeb contestant that has shared their distaste for the government.Loose Women's Charlene White shared her anger over the rule-breaking MPs during the pandemic.Charlene admitted she was left heartbroken when her great-aunt died from Covid, while MPs broke the rules.The ITV News anchor said on the Loose Women panel in January: "My family stuck by the rules.

We had to bury family members without being able to hug each other."Charlene has spoken out several times about the government's lack of attention to just "stick by the rules", as she was unable to go hug her aunt and she was being buried as Boris apologised for his party attendance.Breaking down as she shared her account earlier this year, Charlene explained: 'My family stuck by the rules."We had to bury family members without being able to hug each other.