'Made a complaint to Ofcom for the first and only time in my life tonight'
I’m A Celebrity fans have complained to Ofcom over one particular scene involving - you guessed it -
Matt Hancock.
The scene involved him bathing and one viewer claimed it "left them in tears",
The Sun reported.
Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway has also spoken out on the matter.
The MP entered the camp on Wednesday evening, much to the dismay of some of his campmates and viewers, with some fans suggesting that his entrance may lead to a
mass exit, or with Hancock having to leave.
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After taking part in a challenge with co-star Seann Walsh, the 44-year-old was seen taking his first jungle "shower", washing his face and body in a rock pool.
Fans were left displeased with what they saw and complained to Ofcom.
One wrote on Twitter: “Made a complaint to Ofcom for the first and only time in my life tonight. I should not be left in tears at the end of an entertainment show.”
Another said: “Ofcom, I want to make a complaint. I’ve just seen Matt Hancock showering.”
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A third said: “This is an official Ofcom complaint WHY have I just seen Matt Hancock in the shower.”
Another added: "Watching Matt Hancock sing… shower topless… then slurp his tea in a mole tunnel… not how I planned to spend my Wednesday night.”
https://twitter.com/GMB/status/1590619284878766082
Former campmate Kate Garraway also spoke out about the matter on Good Morning Britain, saying the use of the rock pool wasn't allowed.
The 55-year-old said: “I'm not sure if you're supposed to go into the pond with soap actually.
"That's like a natural thing - I think you're supposed to get in the jungle bath or shower."
https://twitter.com/GMB/status/1590614237474304000
Co-host Ben Shephard quipped: "So he is now contaminating the local flora and fauna?" to which Garraway said: "Ah I don't know. I was trying to see if he had a bar of soap in his hand."
Shephard continued: "He had a loofah."
Talking of her jungle showers, Garraway conceded that on the show you "do feel filthy, so you do want to clean yourself".
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