![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/matt-hancocks-im-a-celeb-fee-revealed-as-mp-prepares-to-join-the-jungle/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/hancock-comp-jd.jpg&description=MATT Hancock will be making a staggering sum from his stint in the I'm A Celebrity jungle, an expert has claimed. The Sun revealed today that the former Health Secretary, 44, will be one of two latecomers to join the ITV hit. The Sun revealed today that Matt Hancock will be going into the jungleCredit: PA He will be one of two latecomers on I'm A Celebrity's 2022 seriesCredit: ITV PR expert Mark Borkowski estimated Mr Hancock could have been paid a £350,000 appearance fee. The politician is thought to be donating a slice of the cash to a charity in his West Suffolk constituency. Mark told the Mail: "They paid Noel Edmonds £500,000 and that was a top booking. Either Hancock is desperate for the visibility or the money... if it's the money I'd expect £350,000." A close political ally told The Sun today said: "Matt will be making a donation to St Nicholas Hospice in Suffolk. "He will, of course, declare the amount he receives from the show to Parliament to ensure complete transparency, as normal." Ten celebrities will go into I'm A celeb this Sunday when the new series starts but Matt will join later with comedian Seann Walsh, 36. They will appear alongside several soap and reality stars, including Coronation Street actress Sue Cleaver, Hollyoaks' Owen Warner and Love Island favourite Olivia Attwood. Also appearing are former rugby ace Mike Tindall, TV presenter Scarlette Douglas, Loose Women's Charlene White and Radio X host Chris Moyles. England football player Jill Scott, singer Boy George and comedian Babatunde Aléshé complete the 2022 line-up.){kind=link}
MATT Hancock will be making a staggering sum from his stint in the I’m A Celebrity jungle, an expert has claimed.
The Sun revealed today that the former Health Secretary, 44, will be one of two latecomers to join the ITV hit.
PR expert Mark Borkowski estimated Matt Hancock could have been paid a £350,000 appearance fee.
The politician is thought to be donating a slice of the cash to a charity in his West Suffolk constituency.
Mark told the Mail: “They paid Noel Edmonds £500,000 and that was a top booking. Either Hancock is desperate for the visibility or the money… if it’s the money I’d expect £350,000.”