A former minister has been suspended from the party after making an announcement on a reality TV show

A former British minister has been announced on the reality show I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here

after Matt Hancock After losing his position as UK Health Secretary after being photographed kissing a consultant during lockdown, the Briton has once again caught the attention of the media.

After the controversy… Hancockwho was responsible for proposing measures to combat the Covid-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom, stepped down from the UK government at the time. Boris Johnson. However, the 44-year-old Briton has appeared on magazine covers again, announcing that he will take part in a reality show with celebrities in a forest in Australia.

after Hancockwho is also a member of the UK Parliament, will be announced as one of the participants in the reality show “I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here” (or “I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here”), in a free translation, informed the Conservative Party that it would suspend the former minister about job.

The party announced that it had removed the “whip,” which meant that the former Minister of Health was effectively suspended from the parliamentary party.

Reality show

According to information from G1, in addition Hancockformer English rugby player Mike TyndallEnglish football player Jill Scott And the singer Boy Georgehas also been confirmed for the reality show.

Participants will be sent to a forest in Australia and will face different challenges, such as being surrounded by snakes and eating insects.