I'm A Celebrity could see 'mass walkout' as Matt Hancock arrival causes a stir among campmates
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.
The scenes have left many fans predicting ITV bosses could have a mass exit on their hands as many contestants are uncomfortable with the politician's presence on the show. With so many campmates clearly unhappy about it, viewers predicted Hancock would have to leave the series soon if bosses were going to stop morale in the camp reaching an all time low.
Sue Cleaver soon encouraged him to stay, while she too shared her view on the matter. She said: "Just sleep on it tonight. Look, why he came in and what he's doing here, it's not our responsibility and it's not for us to take on." Meanwhile, Charlene wasted no time in grilling Hancock over his reasons for doing the show - and his comments left viewers claiming he was lying. But they weren't the only ones to say this, as Mike Tindall repeatedly described his reasoning as "b******t" when Charlene fed back to some of the group.
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