![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/matt-hancocks-confession-was-a-carefully-rehearsed-performance-expert-says/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/OP-OMF-IAC-MATT-BABA.jpg&description=MATT Hancock's I'm A Celeb 'confession' was a carefully rehearsed "set-piece", according to a body language expert. Judi James described the former Health Secretary's admission of guilt over his lockdown-busting affair with aide Gina Coladangelo as "politically-structured". Matt Hancock admitted his guilt over his lockdown-busting affair to fellow I'm A Celeb contestant BabatundeCredit: Eroteme A body language expert said Matt's confession felt rehearsed and 'politically-structured'Credit: Universal News & Sport Mr Hancock made the confession as he was quizzed by fellow contestant Babatunde Aleshe. Judi told The Sun Online: "This looks very much like Matt's set-piece: the re-hab moment he has been prepping for this jungle visit as well as a moment he has performed before, but clearly not to such a wide audience. "It also looks like a politically-structured performance aimed at swerving all the difficult aspects and details of his story and any emotional displays needed to show shame or regret, and re-directing the audience's focus onto the positive message Matt wants to get across, complete with sound-bites and emotional body language that would show him in a good light." The expert added that Mr Hancock's posture seems carefully designed to "seek our forgiveness" and points to his "dog house" posture and "I messed up and I 'fessed up" soundbite as key giveaways. She said: "There is an acted sense of humility and of 'being in the dog house' in his chosen pose as he sits with his arms resting on his legs so his back is hunched forward and his head bowed. "This is a submissive ritual in the animal kingdom and the head lowering would be seen as a survival response to avoid attack." The disgraced MP told campmate Babtunde: "I messed up and I 'fessed up. I resigned and it's no excuse but I fell in love, right? "That also had a lot of other consequences, obviously." The comedian then quipped back "You didn't just 'fall in love', you were grabbing booty, bruv." On this ex){kind=link}
MATT Hancock’s I’m A Celeb ‘confession’ was a carefully rehearsed “set-piece”, according to a body language expert.
Judi James described the former Health Secretary’s admission of guilt over his lockdown-busting affair with aide Gina Coladangelo as “politically-structured”.
Mr Hancock made the confession as he was quizzed by fellow contestant Babatunde Aleshe.
Judi told The Sun Online: “This looks very much like Matt’s set-piece: the re-hab moment he has been prepping for this jungle visit as well as a moment he has performed before, but clearly not to such a wide audience.
“It also looks like a politically-structured performance aimed at swerving all the difficult aspects and details of his story and any emotional displays needed to show shame or regret, and re-directing the audience’s focus onto the positive message Matt wants to get across, complete with sound-bites and emotional body language that would show him in a good light.”