Matt Hancock stripped to pants and mocked over affair by Liz Truss lookalike on Celebrity SAS
MATT Hancock stands in his underpants as a Liz Truss lookalike gives him a dressing down on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.
Viewers will see the former Health Secretary take part in a resistance to interrogation task as the Channel 4 challenge nears its conclusion.
Mr Hancock, 45, is forced to stand in a dark room while a woman with a blonde bob — who resembles ex-PM Liz — scolds him over his affair with former aide Gina Coladangelo.
Circling Mr Hancock, the interrogator says: “You’re a man that likes to put it about a bit.
“I will tell you something that is really fascinating to me. Really fascinating to me because with all due respect you’re not a good-looking guy are you?
“Pubes on your chest, moobs . . . so how did you do it, Matty babe?”
Looking into his eyes, she adds: “Oh you’re not talking. Now you don’t want to talk about it do you?”
He answers: “You haven’t asked me a question.”
It prompts a shouted four-letter barrage from the interrogator, who snaps: “Oh you sarcastic little f***.
“Mr f***ing talkative, Mr f***ing know-it-all, Mr f***ing talk and talk and talk about what he wants to talk about — doesn’t want to talk about this. That is b*****s.”
Looking back on the grilling, Mr Hancock said: “It was really one of the most difficult things I’ve ever done and a very unpleasant experience.”
His Cabinet career ended spectacularly in 2021 when The Sun sensationally revealed his Covid lockdown-busting affair with Gina.
The father of three was married to osteopath Martha Hoyer Millar at the time.
The Sun told yesterday how the office in which Mr Hancock was caught kissing his lover has been ripped out by the Department of Health.
The space is now a relaxation area for DoH staff.
Matt is one of six celebrities who made it to tomorrow night’s penultimate episode.
The others include singer Gareth Gates, model Danielle Lloyd, Love Island star Teddy Soares, Towie’s Amber Turner and athlete Perri Shakes-Drayton.
The stars have another two tasks before they face specialist interrogators.
They are pitted against each other again in pontoon wrestling and tackle a jungle navigation task.
- TOMORROW NIGHT’S show airs on Channel 4 at 9pm.
