Office Where Matt Hancock Was Caught Kissing Lover Ripped Out by Department of Health

Removal of Infamous Office

The office where former Health Secretary Matt Hancock was caught kissing his lover, Gina Coladangelo, has been completely removed by the Department of Health. The office became the center of attention after our exposé revealed Hancock breaking his own Covid rules.

A Relaxation Area

Now, the space where the scandalous incident took place has been transformed into a relaxation area for Department of Health staff. The office's removal serves as a way to move past the reminder of Hancock's career-wrecking actions.

Chilling Out Becomes Ironic

Ironically, the space has been widened and turned into a chillout area. This transformation is significant, as it was the act of "chilling out" that made the office famous in the first place. It has now become a place for staff to unwind and find solace.

A Symbolic Image

Although the physical office may no longer exist, it will forever remain an image ingrained in the memory of the nation. The betrayal felt by many due to Hancock's actions will not be easily forgotten. It wouldn't be surprising if the new space becomes a popular spot for selfies, as people are unlikely to forget the scandal anytime soon.

Call for Preservation

Families affected by the Covid pandemic have called for the door that Hancock peered around before inviting Coladangelo in to be tracked down and preserved. They see it as a national reminder of how they were betrayed by the former Health Secretary.

Ministerial Offices Turned Recreational Space

The Department of Health has confirmed that ministerial offices, including the one in question, have now been repurposed as recreational areas for staff.