Chris Moyles said he 'walked out' of the I'm A Celebrity...
Get Me Out Of Here! camp when Matt Hancock asked for forgiveness - as the MP is tipped to make it into the final three.
The radio host said that he had to 'separate' the former Health Secretary from his campmate, as it was 'the only way' he and 'some others' in the jungle could deal with the fact Matt was alongside them.
It comes as betting firm Ladbrokes revealed that Matt has leapfrogged Mike Tindall in becoming the third favourite in betting to win the entire series, at odds of 7/1.




Matt Hancock tells I'm A Celeb campmates how the PM moves... Chris Moyles hugs Boy George as he reunites with campmates...
King of the Jungle? It comes as betting firm Ladbrokes revealed that Matt has leapfrogged Mike Tindall in becoming the third favourite in betting to win the entire series, at odds of 7/1

'There was a moment when we got into a conversation about him and it got quite tense - which I accidentally started by being smart a** and going, "So when's your book out?" and he went "Next month".
'I didn't know he had a book!
'And the reason I got annoyed with him was because Seann, who did something in his personal life that got thrown in all of the newspapers and didn't impact my life whatsoever has had a really, really hard time career-wise, mental-health-wise.
'He was very open about it and has come on the show to basically say, "I'm really not a bad guy, can I start again?".
'Which is really honest and takes a lot of balls to do that.
'And Matt Hancock kind of dived around a few questions I thought, and then said, "I guess all I'm asking for is forgiveness".'
The former Health Secretary sparked controversy when he was confirmed to be heading into the Australian jungle earlier this month.  





Emotional: The former health secretary, 44, struggled to contain his emotions as he apologised to camp for having an affair with Gina Coladangel

'As a campmate, he was doing an amazing job, and as a guy, he lives in a different world to you and me.

But he's a human being.
'So I had to kind of have two people - there's Matt Hancock who I have issues with, and there's Matt who I was in the jungle with.
'I know that sounds almost like an excuse but that was the only way myself and some others in there could deal with that fact.'
He added: 'I did try and ask him certain questions without grilling him - I felt it unfair to corner him. 
'But honestly, I was sat on a hammock one day while he was sat on the edge of a bed, literally opposite each other and I thought, if James O'Brien or Nick Ferrari were here right now, the questions would be immense.'





Out: Chris also told radio host Roby Tarrant that in one moment which wasn't aired, he asked Matt if he'd ever stolen anything from Downing Street or Buckingham Palace - but the MP insisted he hadn't