Scarlette Douglas said despite appearing friendly with former health secretary Matt Hancock in the Australian jungle it didn’t mean they’ll be "best mates" after the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! series has finished. The TV presenter, 35, became the second celebrity contestant to be eliminated from the ITV reality show on Sunday.
Speaking about her relationship with the West Suffolk MP, Douglas said on Good Morning Britain: “He came in and everybody was shocked to see him in there and for me I had to pull him aside and just let him know how I was feeling about him being in the jungle. When we are in there, we are in an enclosed space, it’s a very strange environment so nobody wants it to be toxic.
"We just have to get on, be friends, be a family in camp otherwise it’s not going to work. In the jungle we will get on, but it doesn’t mean that on the outside we’ll be best mates at all but in here we’ll just work together as a team and that’s all we can do. That’s the most important thing."
