I'm a Celebrity fans have claimed that they have uncovered Jill Scott's real feelings behind the introduction of Matt Hancock to the jungle.
Fans are convinced the former Lionesses star hates the former Health Secretary, reports Birmingham Live. After the politician made his entrance this week, Charlene White made her feelings well known early doors.
Mike Tindall also branded the MP a "b***s******". Boy George broke down in tears about his arrival, and Sue Cleaver said that Matt sticks out "like a sore thumb".
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But one star who didn't make their feelings known was Jill. One person now cheekily tweeted: "Looking forward to Matt Hancock trying to lecture Jill Scott on leadership and responsibility #ImACeleb."
Another said: "Odds on Jill nuttin Matt within the week?"
And a third wrote: "I’d love to see jill scoot squish matt hancock with her bare hands #ImACeleb."
One said: "Why are jill scott and matt hancock in the same place rn. im uncomfortable with this situation. #ImACeleb."
And another added: "How long Jill Scott has gone without telling Matt Hancock to FOYFP… #ImACeleb", alluding to her infamous outburst during the Euro 2022 final against Germany.
More comments read: "Excluding Matt Hancock, this years #imaceleb line up is the perfect mix! I like them all & im obsessed with Jill Scott, the female Peter crouch!"
Others stated: "I wish Olivia Attwood was still in honestly, she would’ve finished Matt Hancock and made brilliant TV. Jill looks like she could throw an insult or two. I know Charlene will interrogate tf out of him. #ImACeleb."
One more said: "I'm not watching im a celeb but i want jill scott to win and matt hancock to have the worst possible experience."
And another commented: "I swear she looked like she wanted to thump him one."
The new series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here airs every night at 9pm on ITV1 and ITV Hub.
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