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I'm a Celebrity kicked off another campmate on Thursday night as fans chose to give Chris Moyles the boot.

I'm A Celebrity action and couldn't resist an expletive-laden tweet after discovering Babatunde Aleshe had left the jungle, while the controversial former Health Secretary Matt Hancock was still at large.

"You're free, you're free," Dec commented, before giving him a hug.He continued: "You said in the trial yesterday, 'I've ticked all the boxes. I'm done.' And then we heard Matt say, 'Just when you wanted to stay...'"Chris replied: "I know.

With the I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! final just days away, viewers of the hit ITV show have voted to send another campmate home.

I'm A Celebrity viewers claim to have spotted a clue that Matt Hancock 'knows' he's safe from the vote-off.

Boy George has taken a cheeky swipe at Lorraine Kelly after finding a clip of her discussing his rumoured 'tantrum' on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! 2022.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Boy George has broken his social media silence after becoming the fourth contestant to leave the show yesterday.The 61-year-old has responded to fans' queries about his time on the show and many really wanted to know what really went down with Matt Hancock.Taking to Twitter, a user named Christine Tidy said he had a "fantastic attitude" towards the media attention he received on the phone, as she claimed he, Chris Moyles and Sue Cleaver were accused of bullying Matt.George was amongst other campmates who quizzed the MP about his breach of social distancing rules last year.The 44-year-old was caught kissing his former aide, now girlfriend, Gina Coladangelo at a time when visiting people outside of your household was not allowed.Shortly after Matt entered the jungle, George said he wasn't sure if he could stay in camp with him as he remembered not being able to see his ill mum in hospital due to Matt's rules at the time.Baywatch's Donna D'Errico, 54, poses up a storm in sultry underwearAfter following Sue Cleaver's advice and sleeping on it, he decided to stay.Hitting back at claims he bullied Matt, the singer tweeted: "I think @MattHancock will say otherwise and many will have Ostritch Egg on their faces."I treated him with absolute respect.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! winner Christopher Biggins believes Matt Hancock could make the final of the show in a surprising turn of events.The former Health Secretary was tipped to be the first contestant to leave the jungle, but has so far avoided being voted off the show by the public. So far, the MP has proved to be a good sport by successfully completing his Bushtucker Trials.He has also told campmates he was looking for forgiveness after breaking his own social distancing rules last year. Speaking out on his antics, Christopher said: "He's doing everything brilliantly and however much you may hate him he is a player and he goes for it, he really does go for it he gets all the stars."He feeds the camp, he's charming and has won over the camp and I think is winning the audience over too."Scarlette Douglas ‘devastated’ by Jonnie Irwin's terminal cancer newsLike many others, the former winner thought Matt would be the first contestant to leave the show.However he is yet to receive the lowest amount of votes to kick him out by the public.So far, Charlene White, Scarlette Douglas and Sue Cleaver have been given the boot, leaving Jill Scott as the only remaining female in camp. Christopher added on the Mail Online's Jungle Confidential podcast: "Originally people thought the best thing would have been if he was first to go out.

Zara Tindall isn't likely to meet husband Mike Tindall at the iconic I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! bridge at the end of his jungle stint, according to one former campmate.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! on Saturday night after receiving the fewest public votes to stay in the camp.The 42-year-old newsreader has since discussed her time on the show with hosts Ant and Dec, and most recently, on Loose Women today.Speaking to her fellow panellists, the journalist was asked about her confronting Matt Hancock and also refusing to sleep in the RV with him.Via video link from Australia, the newsreader claimed the former Health Secretary ruined her time on the show.Former I'm A Celebrity...

Boy George reportedly left I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! bosses panicking after he threatened to quit over his demands.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Sue Cleaver was the third celebrity to get booted from the jungle.

Matt Hancock's girlfriend appeared to take a little dig at him in a letter she penned to camp on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! on Sunday night.

A Place In The Sun star Scarlette Douglas has become the second celebrity to leave I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!

Last night, she was the first campmate to be evicted from I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! and now Charlene White says she was left in an impossible position when ITV put Matt Hancock in the jungle.

A radio DJ has been forced to apologise to listeners after one guest swore about Matt Hancock live on air.

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! viewers have been left divided after Boy George apologised to Matt Hancock following building tension.

Denise Welch, 64, took to Twitter last night to praise her Loose Women colleague Charlene White, 42, after she was the first campmate to be voted out of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! The ITV star went on to aim a jibe at the people who voted for former Health Secretary Matt Hancock, 44, over Charlene. In view of her 543,000 followers, Denise wrote: “Charlene missed her babies.She stuck to her principles. “People have very short memories regarding Hancock,” Denise continued with reference to Matt’s behaviour during the coronavirus pandemic. “I’m very proud of my friends Charlene and Sue,” she concluded with heart emojis, also mentioning campmate and Coronation Street actress Sue Cleaver, 59.Last night, Charlene failed to secure enough votes from the public and, aside from Olivia Attwood who left within the first 24 hours for medical reasons, became the first campmate to leave the jungle. Denise’s followers took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the public’s decision to save Matt over Charlene, despite the massive backlash the MP received upon entering the jungle. Maxine wrote: “I still can't believe there's people defending him.They obviously didn't go through the pain of losing a loved one and not being able to be with them. “Try losing both your grandmas in the same week after not being able to see them for 18 months.”Amalia penned: “I'm so shocked that he's still in there. Can't get my breath.

Charlene White has said her time on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! was 'emotional' after becoming the first campmate to be booted from the show.

Charlene White has been booted out of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! star Sue Cleaver may have been expected to deliver a dose of archetypal Northern bluntness when it came to controversial former Health Secretary Matt Hancock's appearance. Yet her husband Brian Owen has now spoken out to reveal that, in real-life, she couldn't be more different than her "gobby" Coronation Street character, Eileen.Brian, a lighting technician for ITV, knows the real Sue thanks to the close relationship they have enjoyed for the past two decades - and he was keen to tell the world she's nothing like Eileen."You are seeing the Sue we know.She thinks before she speaks," he praised."She has not been too nasty with [Matt], she has been professional and doesn't want to cause a ruckus between all the people in the camp."Sue as we know her, she doesn't dive in like Eileen would as a gobby Northern woman.Sue sat back and listened and sussed out everyone really."The Corrie star has made no secret of her love of the Labour Party, tirelessly campaigning against the Conservatives, so some had expected her to deliver a dig at Tory Matt.Love Island star Olivia Attwood had vowed she'd give the shamed Health Secretary a piece of her mind when he arrived in the jungle, but was forced to pull out of the competition after just 24 hours - and before Matt had arrived.All eyes had turned to Sue for her verdict, but Brian - and Elliot, Sue's son from a previous relationship - have both praised her "professional" behaviour, confirming that she is the same woman they know at home.Elliot joked that Sue might end up as a Prime Minister candidate herself, chuckling: "Her stuff with Matt Hancock was interesting.