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Strictly Come Dancing star AJ Pritchard was left in tears on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, as he recalled his ex-girlfriend Abbie Quinnen’s horrific fireball accident. In scenes that were filmed before the couple split, the 27-year-old was quizzed by former soldiers Billy Billingham and Jason Fox on any mistakes he’d made in life on Sunday’s episode. The questioning prompted him to speak out about the botched YouTube stunt which left Quinnen in intensive care and suffering third-degree burns in January 2021.

Matt Hancock, Amber Turner and Teddy Soares are just some of the sixteen celebrities facing one of the toughest challenges of their lives when they’re put through the most gruelling stages of SAS selection in the brand-new fifth series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. Love Island and TOWIE stars are among some of the famous faces who will abandon their glamorous lifestyles as they attempt to survive the most unforgiving jungle in the world in Thung Ui, North Vietnam.

Lorraine Kelly has admitted SAS: Who Dares Wins would be the only reality show she'd consider doing - but has one small catch.

Channel 4's reality TV show Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins saw its celebrity line-up face a brutal first task.The task saw the group being tested on their ability to follow orders while being exposed to CS gas.The stars, including TOWIE's Pete Wicks and Ferne McCann, EastEnders' Maisie Smith and Love Island's Curtis Pritchard, were told to remove their gas masks, leaving them struggling for air.READ MORE: TOWIE's Pete Wicks in tears as he's forced to punch Jennifer Ellison on Celebrity SASThe stars were then filmed dribbling, gasping and gagging as they fought their way out of the chamber.Soldier Billy Billingham told viewers: "It's absolutely petrifying," as he watched the stars fight through the initial challenge.He said: "It's like being choked, strangled, you feel like you are dying."Pete Wicks was seen quickly ducking out of the chamber, whilst Ex On The Beach star Ashley Cain kept his eyes firmly shut as he navigated his was to the exit.The challenge appeared to be physically pushing for Welsh taekwondo athlete Jade Jones OBE as she doubled over once she'd made a break for fresh air.Despite her struggles and looking back on filming for the show, Jade said she "loved every minute" of her time on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins."I think just a once in a lifetime experience. An amazing challenge, amazing test, and I got to learn a lot about myself.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins stars were left puking and choking as they were gassed in a brutal first task. The opening episode of the new Channel 4 series saw the new crop of stars facing quite the ordeal for their initial challenge.

AMBER Gill broke down in tears in the opening episode of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, crying: "I can't do it!" The Love Island 2019 champ, 25, became emotional following two brutal tasks on the first day of the punishing regime. Amber was in bits after a hardcore initial day, one which involved a challenge where the recruits had to inhale CS gas.

SAS: Who Dares Wins will return to our screens on Sunday 29th August at 9pm, with a new cadre of well-known celebrity recruits. Ready to be put through the ringer and take on the physical and mental hell of SAS and special forces selection, the twelve green recruits will be heading into the wilds of the Scottish Hebrides to face one of the series' toughest courses yet.

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Ever alert to danger, in one swift manoeuvre Billy grabbed the actor by the neck and wrenched him away before swivelling to put the assailant in a headlock. All three of them tumbled backwards into the hotel doorway.

TV SAS star Billy Billingham has declared war on the MoD over veterans left stricken by PTSD following the death this week of another ex-colleague.

Tough guy Billy Billingham has taken aim at snowflakes and said youngsters need to go to the school of hard knocks.The ex-soldier and star of Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins opened fire on mollycoddled kids and said they need to be ready for life in the real world.He moaned: “We can’t live in a namby-pamby world and have everything wrapped in cotton wool. We can’t.“Life is challenge and if you don’t prepare for a challenge you’ll come unstuck later on in life when you ain’t got everybody around you that’s making it easy for you.“You do need to have your back against the wall.