Nadia Sawalha rants over 'boring' Chris and Matt outlasting Babatunde on I'm A Celebrity

Speaking to The Sun, Judi said his "starfish" hand on the lower part of his girlfriend's back was "pressed hard into her" while his other hand was "dangerously close to her bum".She believes his reserved nature was highlighted during his kiss on the I’m A Celebrity bridge, which she claimed showed Gina “still appears to call the non-verbal shots”.Despite the pair being unable to keep their hands off each other, the body language expert believes Matt still appears to look "socially awkward" with Gina.Judi believes he is “still in politician mode” when around his girlfriend.She said: “His smile looks as politely fake as some of his jungle smiles and the way he keeps looking around suggests he’s still got his eye out for cameras and PR moments.”Despite presenting a “can’t keep their hands off one another” image at an I’m A Celebrity afterparty, Judi isn’t sold.The expert added: "We can see the camera crews walking past the couple and nobody coming for a chat and in the end, Matt seems to drop his arm from Gina and stop trying pose-wise.”Judi claims Matt “likes to look needy with Gina” and his actions at the aftershow party highlighted it.DON'T MISS...She said: “The most intense aftershow pose involves Matt ‘hiding’ behind Gina with both arms round her waist and his head pressed into her neck and face."The businesswoman seemed to be in good mood as she walked alongside a male companion who was pushing a trolley with her bags on.For her airport attire, she opted for a cosy white fleece, jeans, trainers and a green coat ready to face the cold temperature.The 45-year-old kept her look natural opting for no make-up and she wore her hair in a loose bun.

Matt Hancock is finally heading back to the UK to face the huge backlash he received over his decision to appear on ITV show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!

I'm A Celebrity fans turned into eagle-eyed detectives this week after spotting that controversial campmate Matt Hancock, among others, appeared to be completely absent from the group's farewell dinner.

Oscars which resulted in him being banned from the ceremony for 10 years.The 54-year-old said his actions were a result of "bottled rage" but added this didn't justify his actions.While hosting the ceremony, Chris said of Will's wife: “Jada, I love you. GI Jane 2, can't wait to see you,” appearing to refer to her shaved head caused by alopecia.His words prompted Will to get off his seat and slap him round the face.Once he returned to his seat, he also yelled at the host “keep my wife’s name out of your f***** mouth".On Monday's episode of The Daily Show, host Noah brought up that Will had been quiet in the public eye since the incident. Mike Tindall snubs I'm A Celeb's Matt Hancock in awkward momentThe actor then went on to give a further insight into what he described as "a horrific night".Will insisted he felt shame after his nine-year-old nephew asked him about the incident.He explained: "He had stayed up late to see his uncle Will and we are sitting in my kitchen and he is on my lap and he is holding the Oscar and he is just like, 'Why did you hit that man, Uncle Will?'"It was a mess, you know.

Matt Hancock is reluctant to say goodbye to his Australian adventure as the absentee MP has extended his stay and let his girlfriend fly home alone.

Mike Tindall snubs I'm A Celeb's Matt Hancock in awkward moment"There were lots of laughs, I love [Boy] George and Seann [Walsh] and Babatunde [Aleshe] and I just thought there was a really lovely bunch this year."Quizzed about Matt Hancock, he added: "Yeah, well that was an interesting one, wasn't it? Yeah, he did very well in there. Obviously coming third."Asked if he was nervous about interviewing him, he went on to say: "It was a bit of a different one, but no, not very nervous because, you know, it was all within the context of the show.So yeah, that was really interesting."Ant would not be drawn on his opinions about MP Hancock, who was paid a reported £400,000.Asked what he thought of the ex Health Secretary, he grinned and said: "I just think the whole series has been good, you know.