I’m A Celebrity fans convinced they’ve worked out first contestant for 2023 after current role dramatically ends

I’M A Celebrity fans think ex Deputy PM Dominic Raab is following in Matt Hancock’s footsteps after his resignation.

The ex-minister spectacularly resigned from Cabinet today after a bombshell report upheld two of eight formal bullying complaints against him.



I’m A Celebrity fans convinced they’ve worked out first contestant for 2023 after current role dramatically ends
I’m A Celeb fans think ex Deputy PM Dominic Raab will sign up for the next series

I’m A Celebrity fans convinced they’ve worked out first contestant for 2023 after current role dramatically ends
Fans think Raab will follow in former health secretary Matt Hancock’s footsteps

Last year former health secretary Matt, 44 – who placed third on the series of the ITV show – became one of the most controversial celebrities to ever step foot in the jungle.

Now ITV viewers think Raab, 49, may set his sights on a new TV career – by appearing on the ITV jungle show.

One person shared a screengrab of Raab’s resignation letter and tweeted: “The first campmate for I’m A Celeb 2023 has been confirmed!”

Another posted: “Ant & Dec just high-fived,” alongside a picture of the resignation letter.

A third added: “Do we think Dominic Raab will sign up to I’m A Celeb now?”

In a blistering resignation letter, Mr Raab blasted the inquiry into his behaviour as “dangerous”.

And he hit out at woke civil servants who he argued sabotaged his time in office.

Rishi Sunak responded to Mr Raab’s letter by conceding he was “right” to resign.

It follows last year’s shock jungle signing.

MP Matt was sacked from his Secretary of State role during the coronavirus pandemic for breaking Covid rules with his aide Gina Coladangelo.

He sparked nearly 2,000 Ofcom complaints because of his stint on I’m A Celeb.

The politician narrowly missed out on winning the show to Jill Scott and Owen Warner.

After getting the boot, Matt spoke about his decision to take part in the reality show, saying: “I know that it was controversial me coming here, I know some people said people in your position shouldn’t put themselves in embarrassing situations.

“But we’re all human and we all put ourselves in it.”

He added: “I just went in absolutely clear that I was going to be totally myself as if there cameras weren’t on and that’s what I did.

“And that is what I’m like in private!”



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