Matt Hancock braced for record-breaking I’m A Celeb Bushtucker trials as MPs vow to take ‘revenge’ by voting for him

I’M A Celebrity viewers have slammed Charlene White as a ‘rule breaker.’ The star, 42, was appointed deputy by new Camp Leader Matt Hancock, which meant they could sleep in an RV. But Charlene was less than impressed with the sleeping arrangement and opted out of the jungle bedroom after being scared of a spider.

I'M A Celebrity viewers have flocked to social media to brand the show's voting results as a 'fix'. The show's viewers were left reeling after shared confusion over recent votes which appeared to contradict each other. It comes after disgraced MP Matt Hancock has been voted for every trial since his arrival, despite also being voted as camp leader.

I'M A Celeb fans reckon they've clocked who will be first out of the jungle - Boy George. The pop icon is one of 12 faces currently living in the Australian jungle as part of this year's series of the ITV show.

I'M A Celebrity star Matt Hancock might be on his sixth trial - but things aren't getting any easier for the MP. The first-look at his challenge tonight shows him buried underground in a coffin-sized container filled with snakes.

I'M A CELEBRITY fans are demanding bosses intervene in camp after claiming shamed MP Matt Hancock is being bullied. Some have vowed to report the programme to broadcast regulator Ofcom and said the ITV reality show is making them feel uncomfortable. One posted on Twitter: "Feeling a bit uneasy now watching @MattHancock on @ITV @imacelebrity as its clearly just glorified bullying now.

MATT Hancock suffered a hilarious blunder just moments after he became Camp Leader ITV viewers recently watched as MP Matt, 44, was voted in and opted for Charlene White as his deputy. But after taking a seat in his new Camp Leader throne, Matt’s wind was very nearly knocked out of his sails as he fell off his chair. Evidently delighted by his new role, Matt got cosy in the red seat as his campmates sat around him.

BOY George has been labelled the worst I'm A Celebrity campmate by fans who are upset by his treatment of shamed MP Matt Hancock. The Culture Club, 61, star has revelled in Matt's jungle misfortune so far after making it clear he was conflicted about being in camp with the former Health Secretary within moments of the MP's late arrival. But viewers found it tough watching George, who was sentenced to 15 months in prison in 2009 for attacking and falsely imprisoning a male model, laugh as Matt was stung by a venomous scorpion in camp and mock the way he was sitting after being made camp leader.

OLIVIA Attwood has hinted at a "cover-up" over her shock exit from I'm A Celebrity. The 31-year-old spent just 24 hours in the jungle before being rushed to A&E after abnormal blood test results. Despite getting the all-clear, Olivia's health sparked overnight crisis talks before it was ruled unsafe for her to return.

Loose Women panelist Denise Welch has expressed her anger at her fellow panelist Charlene White as she appears to get pally with Matt Hancock on I'm A Celebrity.

I'M A Celebrity star Boy George's close pal has revealed the two things that really rile the singer - and it doesn't bode well for Matt Hancock. It's no secret Culture Club singer George isn't a fan of the former Health Secretary following his disastrous handling of the coronavirus pandemic, but there's a fundamental reason Matt isn't his cup of tea, according to author David Hodge. Speaking to hosts Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid on today's Good Morning Britain, David said: "There will be friction.

I'M A Celeb's two big personalities are on a collision course after Boy George reacted to Matt Hancock being voted camp leader. Sunday night's instalment of the ITV show saw the former Health Secretary get appointed boss of the jungle. Matt, 44, went head-to-head against rugby ace Mike Tindall for the top spot, who had help from Coronation Street's Sue Cleaver.

FANS of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here were left stunned as Matt Hancock suffered a nasty injury before his fifth trial tonight. The former Health Secretary revealed he had been stung by a critter before heading to the trial clearing to face the House Of Horrors.

I'M A CELEB viewers said Ant and Dec were fuming after MP Matt Hancock was voted to do his sixth Bushtucker trial. Show host Ant moaned "not again" as viewers hit out on Twitter after the result of the public vote was revealed.

GOOD Morning Viewers are begging host Richard Madeley to stop retelling a joke about Dolly Parton's large boobs. The divisive presenter shared one of his favourite celebrity anecdotes after music legend Dolly, 76, received the Courage and Civility Award and $100m from Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.

I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here fans have slammed Matt Hancock in the Camp Leader battle for his choice of deputy.

BOY George has left I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here fans in shock after revealing his secret cosmetic surgery. The Culture Club singer revealed on tonight's show that he'd had a hair transplant in order to have a full head of hair again.

I'M A Celebrity fans were left in hysterics as Lioness Jill Scott made a cheeky comment to Matt Hancock during tonight's show. In the episode, Matt was forced to face off against Mike Tindall in a bid to become the camp leader.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me out Of Here's Jill Scott made a cheeky jibe at Matt Hancock during Sunday night's show after he was picked as one of the camp leaders.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star Olivia Attwood, 31, had admitted it “doesn’t seem right” that Matt Hancock, 44, is competing in the ITV show after the events of the pandemic. In Spite of wanting to “bantz” and “spar” with MP, however, she has named the “one quality” that slightly redeems him in her eyes. Following her dramatic exit from the jungle just 24 hours into the show, Olivia described how it wasn’t until she turned her phone on at Brisbane airport that she learned the former Health Secretary had entered the I’m A Celeb camp. The Love Island star spoke about how she understood the MP's decision to handle his disgraced reputation with humour, admitting she might have done the same in his position. However, she went on to clarify that there was nothing funny about his affair that shocked a nation, after asking the public to obey his strict lockdown rules. ''Despite his obvious flaws he can laugh at himself which is always a redeeming quality,” she explained.