![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/matt-hancock-is-playing-people-like-a-fiddle/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/DD-OFF-PLATFORM-IAC-BODY-LANGUAGE.jpg&description=IT'S been just six days since Matt Hancock entered the I'm A Celebrity jungle and he's gone from meekly defending his Covid conduct to camp leader. But is the former Health Secretary merely playing politics? Matt Hancock has brought politics to the jungleCredit: Rex Campmates including Charlene made their feelings clear at the startCredit: Eroteme Body language expert Judi James tells The Sun that Matt's behaviour on the show so far points to a clear strategy to get campmates - and viewers - on his side. And she says the campmates have unwittingly unleashed a monster. "People like Charlene White, Scarlette Douglas, Boy George, Chris Moyles and Sue Cleaver made their feelings known about Matt when he arrived to join their group," says Judi. "But Matt acted the wounded puppy, using body language techniques like head and torso-lowering and tearfulness to signal submission and humility. "His line about wanting forgiveness placed the power firmly in the campmates' hands and they chose to act magnanimous and accept him into the group. "In an emotional horror show though, they suddenly saw themselves become bit part players in The Matt Show. "Matt is getting all the air time, and he is the one responsible for all their food, making them genuinely dependent on him. "He is their leader now and sits on the comfy chair and sleeps in a comfy bed while they all perform the tasks they have been given by him." Matt played the wounded puppy on entry into the campCredit: Eroteme Matt has now become camp leader - sending his fellow campmates into a tailspinCredit: Eroteme Here Judi reveals five signs Matt is playing the crowd - and the secret signals that his campmates are not as keen on him as they appear. Matt's game play There are cues and clues to suggest this man could be playing everyone like a fiddle. Number one, his humility rituals have vanished. The moment he sat on that 'throne' chair, he began to pit-bare, tucking his hands behind his head to bare his armpits in a gesture){kind=link}
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IT’S been just six days since Matt Hancock entered the I’m A Celebrity jungle and he’s gone from meekly defending his Covid conduct to camp leader.
But is the former Health Secretary merely playing politics?
Body language expert Judi James tells The Sun that Matt’s behaviour on the show so far points to a clear strategy to get campmates – and viewers – on his side.
And she says the campmates have unwittingly unleashed a monster.