Now Rishi Sunak swipes at Matt Hancock over his decision to go on I'm A Celebrity

Rishi Sunak has taken the extraordinary step of publicly rebuking Matt Hancock for his decision to join I'm A Celebrity. Jokers: Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly confirmed there will be two extra arrivals to the I'm A Celebrity camp and poked fun at Tory MP Matt Hancock, expected to be one of them, as the show launched on Sunday night High octane: After enjoying their lavish meal together at the villa, Olivia and Chris were seen making their way to the helicopter to complete a skydive Matt Hancock is 'looking for a change of career' by entering I'm A Celebrity and is NOT motivated by massive pay cheque, jungle veteran Lembit Opik says Mr Opik, who starred in the ITV show in 2010, said that he doesn't think the rumoured £400,000 appearance fee is the former health secretary's 'main motivation'. The star admitted he was hoping to endear himself to the public All stars: Radio host Chris, ITV newsreader and Loose Women anchor Charlene White, former footballer Jill Scott, former Love Island star Olivia Attwood and comedian Babatunde Aleshe were the first five stars to appear Lap of luxury: The stars grouped together at a lavish villa before they were met by show hosts Ant and Dec Setting sail: And and Dec were seen arriving by boat to greet the stars during the opening episode Charlene has previously said she would not be able to resist crying on the show as she struggles to cope with the tough jungle living conditions. I'm A Celebrity's Mike Tindall playfully tackles blonde crew member before heading into the Australian jungle for his first terrifying trial The former England rugby ace, 44, threw his arms around the ITV worker and pretended to throw her off the pier and into the water Mike had plenty of energy after his isolation period and couldn't stop laughing as he messed around in between filming It comes after Mike confirmed wife Zara will be flying to Australia to support him on I'm A Celebrity 'if it got to the end' Mike will become the first member of the Royal family to compete in the ITV series, which kicks off on Sunday By Codie Bullen For Mailonline I'm A Celebrity 's Mike Tindall playfully tackled a blonde crew member as he killed time before heading into the Australian jungle for his first terrifying trial. Campmate: The rugby star will become the first member of the Royal family to compete in the ITV series, which kicks off on Sunday Cast: Mike Tindall, Owen Warner, Olivia Attwood, Charlene White, Boy George, Scarlette Douglas, Sue Cleaver, Chris Moyles, Babatúndé Aléshé and Jill Scott have been unveiled as the I'm A Celebrity 2022 lineup 'What I expect from it I'm not entirely sure but hopefully if we have a good bunch of people in camp it'll be fun, Hask said he had quite a bit of fun with it so I'm looking forward to it.'