The former Health Secretary faced widespread backlash for his appearance on the reality show
Matt Hancock has set up his own TV company following his appearance on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! last year.
Despite the backlash for taking part in the show, Hancock has now set up his own television programming and broadcasting company Greenhazel, where he is listed as the sole director.Hancock has already set he will step down as an MP at the next General Election, and the launch of his new company means he could be looking to pursue a career in TV.
The reality show sees celebrities undergo a gruelling two week long course under the eyes of Chief Instructor Rudy Reyes, as well as Directing Staff Jason ‘Foxy’ Fox, Mark ‘Billy’ Billingham, and Remi Adeleke.
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