MONTANA Brown has been slammed by fans after sharing a backstage SAS: Who Dares Wins video with Matt Hancock.
Ex Love Island star Montana, 28, was told "delete this" as she posted an Instagram clip of the topless politician, who she appears with on the Channel 4 show.
The pair were dancing on the edge of a pool to Lizzo's 2 Be Loved alongside Gareth Gates and Michelle Heaton following filming, which took place last year.
She wrote in her caption, "Had to hold onto this bad boy for nearly over a year… I think we’re ready to be professional dancers next."
But fans were less than impressed. One wrote: "I’d have kept that in the archive to be honest, MH really isn’t someone you should be proud of doing trends with."
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Another wrote: "I’m literally unfollowing due to Matt Hancock, you're dancing with a man that partied away while thousands had empty funerals and died alone and he was a huge part of that."
A third also said they were also unfollowing Montana writing: "Not this guy .. made everyone's life hell throughout pandemic now dancing."
One fan was more supportive, writing: "Think people need to move on. It’s been 3 years. Everyone broke a covid rule at some point, everyone is human."
Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is back as it will return on Tuesday 26 September.
Matt didn't look so jovial when he was bundled over while wrestling in a first look — and appeared near to breaking point during an interrogation.
The former Health Secretary was flattened while wrestling and his unshaven face looked haunted when a hood was pulled off his head before instructors began to grill him.
Viewers will relish seeing him put through hell after he broke his own Covid lockdown rules by getting caught in a clinch with former aide, now girlfriend, Gina Coladangelo.
The disgraced MP quit the health role in 2021 but is still an MP — now an independent after the Tories disowned him.
He had a rough ride last year on I’m a Celebrity but admits his stint in the Vietnamese jungle was far tougher. It begins with the instructors telling the 16 recruits: “Welcome to your worst nightmare.”
He said: “Being on SAS was like nothing else I’ve ever experienced. It’s one of the toughest physical and mental things I’ve ever done.
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“After coming through the most challenging period as Health Secretary during the pandemic, I wanted to push my limits. It’s safe to say the course tested my resilience!”
A TV insider said: “Anyone who enjoyed seeing him eating grubs and kangaroo anuses in Bushtucker Trials on I’m A Celebrity will love these scenes. Australia was uncomfortable for him but this trip is agonising.”
Other contestants include Towie’s James Argent, singer Gareth Gates and model Danielle Lloyd.
All three are seen weeping during the show.
Chief Instructor Mark “Billy” Billingham, a former SAS man, is joined by ex- Commando Jason Fox and former US marine Rudy Reyes, plus new instructor Chris Oliver, who is ex-Special Forces.
Billy said: “The SAS selection course follows the ethos of the regiment — self-motivation, self-discipline, pursuit of excellence.
“Recruits will be pushed emotionally, physically and mentally beyond anything they’ve experienced. The standards won’t drop but most of them will.”
