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Boris backed to follow Hancock into the jungle

Matt Hancock was paid £400,000 before tax by ITV for his appearance on I'm a Celebrity, although his entry in the register of MPs’ interests declared less.

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2023-06-13 15:39
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 After resigning as an MP last week, bookies make Boris Johnson a strong contender to take part in this year’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

William Hill have Johnson as a 6/4 chance to enter the jungle this year making him one of the favourites to be part of the ITV show.

He’s a 6/1 chance to be a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing, while he’s 10/1 to take part in the 2024 edition of Dancing On Ice.

William Hill spokesperson, Lee Phelps, said: “Boris Johnson is no longer an MP and he’ll surely be hot property in terms of what he might do next.

“MPs have done a stint in the jungle before, notably Matt Hancock last year, and we think there’s a pretty strong chance Johnson could be the next at 6/4.

“Strictly could be on the agenda too at 6/1, while he’s 10/1 to give next year’s Dancing On Ice a go.”

William Hill – TV/Specials – Boris Johnson

To take part in I’m a Celeb 20236/4
To take part in Strictly 20236/1
To take part in Dancing on Ice 202410/1

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