 Comedian Seann Walsh is also heading into the jungle as a late arrival ( Getty Images) Sunak said: "I think politics is a noble profession, at its best - it can and should be - but it's incumbent on politicians to earn people's respect and trust. "They do that by working hard for their constituents, as the vast majority of MPs do - that is why I was very disappointed with Matt's decision.' When asked if he will be watching the show, Mr Sunak said: "I genuinely won't have the time'' is the honest answer." A TV source said there was genuine excitement on set about Hancock's arrival on the show and what could happen next. It is likely he and Walsh will be set some kind of trial which will be filmed before they enter the main camp. The MP is a controversial late addition to the I'm A Celebrity line-up ( Tim Merry/Mirrorpix) The insider said: "Matt Hancock and Seann Walsh are heading into the jungl){kind=link}
Matt Hancock’s constituents face up to three weeks of not being able to contact their MP, as the former health secretary heads into the I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! camp with fellow late arrival Seann Walsh today
Matt Hancock and Seann Walsh are heading into the jungle – and will be on our TV screens in the I’m A Celebrity camp from tomorrow night.
MP Hancock, a hugely controversial late entry contestant, has begun final preparations for his entrance onto the ITV show and will go in alongside comedian Walsh imminently.
The news will be confirmed by TV hosts Ant and Dec at the end of tonight’s show.
The Mirror understands Hancock, 44, no longer has access to a laptop and now faces up to three weeks where he will be uncontactable to his constituents from West Suffolk.