I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here viewers reckon they spotted Declan Donnelly's 'true feelings' towards Matt Hancock during Sunday's grand finale.
This year's series drew to a close at the weekend, with former England footballing ace Jill Scott crowned Queen of the Jungle 2022 after winning the hearts of the public, with Hollyoaks actor Owen Warner securing second place. And, much to many fans' surprise, former Health Secretary Matt Hancock finished as this year's third place celeb.
The controversial contestant, who joined as a late-comer alongside comedian Seann Walsh, completed a string of Bushtucker Trials after arriving in the jungle and it seemed the MP wouldn't last too long in camp. However, Matt managed to hang on until the final stages of the show.
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But as the MP made his way from camp, eagle-eyes viewers noticed host Dec's reaction. And fans were quick to comment, reports The Mirror.
As usual, Ant and Dec sat down the with campmate, quizzing Matt about his time in camp. However, some fans noticed the seemingly frosty reception the former Health Secretary faced compared to other leavers.
Taking to Twitter, one user wrote: "Ant & Dec gave every campmate who left the jungle a hug and but when Matt Hancock left, they just shook his hand #ImACelebrity," while another claimed: "Dec absolutely HATES Matt Hancock! #ImACelebrity #ImACeleb".
Another agreed, writing: "Dec deffo dislikes Matt, you can see it 10,304 miles away #ImACelebrity #ImACeleb #MattHanock," while a fourth remarked: "Nobody is buying this bulls*** Matt. Ant and Dec are trying very hard aren't they, they hate him. Bye Matt."
And a fifth added: "Couldn’t help but notice Dec couldn’t keep eye contact with Matt. He definitely doesn’t like him! #ImACelebrity."
Elsewhere on the final night's show, fans absolutely loved Dec's x-rated "toad" comment towards the MP.
As he took on his final trial, which was aired before the results were announced, the remaining three could have a starter, main, dessert, treat and drink, if they succeeded in their trials, with each finalist vying for a different course, and then their own treats and a glass of something.
For Matt's trial, called Flood Your Face, he had to put his head in a tank of water, snorkelling for five minutes. As time went on critters were added to the tank, including eels, yabbies, toads and water spiders.
After successfully completing it, he was asked how he found it and said a yabby went down his front, leaving him worried where else it might have gone.
Dec then responded: "You don't want a toad in your hole do you."
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