Matt Hancock admits SAS: Who Dares Wins ‘tested his resilience’

OHMYGOSSIP — Matt Hancock pushed himself to his “limits” on ‘Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins’.
The 44-year-old politician filmed the show in the jungles of north Vietnam and admits that it was one of the most challenging experiences of his life.
Matt told The Sun newspaper: “I wanted to do it to test my limits.
“I’d just come through a pretty tough period being the health secretary in the pandemic and I wanted to push my limits in terms of resilience and physically. ‘Hit me in the face’.
“I took the attitude that you must absolutely throw yourself at what’s in front of you.
“You can’t hide your personality. There’s nothing to hide behind. So I wanted people to see that.
“People had seen me in the pandemic in a particular box and in a particular way, and had a view, and I’d rather people saw the real me.”
Matt – who served as the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care during the COVID-19 pandemic – admits that the experience really changed him.
The challenge also prompted Matt to reconsider his political career.
Matt – who got trench foot during his time in the jungle – shared: “I left behind some of the shackles of political life through the course.
“Having been in a highly controlled media environment in government, you’re really clear about the message you’re trying to put across, and having been trained in message discipline, there are big downsides to that that I don’t like.
“So going on ‘SAS’ was just being me. I think I said at one point, I still remember saying it because it felt so true, I went in as a politician and I came out as a human being.
“It’s safe to say the course tested my resilience.”

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