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The stars of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins have opened up about working with politician Matt Hancock on the show, with instructor Rudy Reyes revealing "everybody doesn't like the guy". This year's series sees the likes of singer Gareth Gates, model Danielle Lloyd, TOWIE's James 'Arg' Argent and Olympic athlete Perri Shakes-Drayton tackle the ultimate Channel 4 challenge, although fans were shocked to learn that Matt Hancock - the Health Secretary during the COVID-19 pandemic - was also taking part. It seems the public weren't the only ones with reservations, with contestant and footballer Jermaine Pennant admitting that he had to leave his feelings about Matt and his political career at the door.

Matt Hancock has said his physical and mental resilience was tested “to its limits almost every minute of every day” during his time on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The West Suffolk MP, 44, said the closest he came to quitting the gruelling programme was after “having my rib broken” during the jungle phase of SAS selection in Thung Ui, north Vietnam.

Matt Hancock has been dubbed 'hard work' by Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins staff following his stint on the gruelling reality show.

Fourteen more celebrity recruits have signed up to test their mettle (and sanity) on the second season of Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test, bowing Sept. 25 on Fox.

Tom Sandoval, JoJo Siwa and Blac Chyna are on the same show — seriously. The second season of Special Forces has an outrageous cast that you have to see to believe.

Things are about to freeze up on the second season of Fox’s “Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test”.

Fox has announced the 14 brave celebrities who will test their physical, mental and emotional resilience in Season 2 of reality competition series Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test.

EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 is resting SAS: Who Dares Wins for the foreseeable future as it “shifts focus” to the celebrity version.

Channel 4 will axe part of its hit reality TV show SAS: Who Dares Wins after a run of eight series.The hit show sees a group of ex-army officials put a group of recruits through its Special Air Services training process, testing both emotional and physical strength in brutal challenges. But after a run of eight series, having first aired in 2015, Channel 4 have confirmed they will be axing the civilian version of the military training show.

Matt Hancock was determined to enter the famed I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! jungle – and nothing like a potentially broken rib was going to stop him. It’s been claimed that the ex-Health Secretary had a rib injury prior to entering the camp, having completed filming for Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins (which has yet to air) before wading his way through creepy crawlies in the jungle.

EXCLUSIVE: Fox is getting the special forces back together.

SAS: Who Dares Wins Jungle Hell returns tonight with another series of gruelling challenges - and instructor Rudy Reyes warns contestants it could "kill" them. In the eighth series, a new group of recruits face the toughest challenge of their life, in one of the toughest environments faced by Special Forces operatives.

TV's toughest reality show SAS: Who Dares Wins is getting a new location - and a hunky new star. The Channel 4 show is taking its next line-up of recruits into the world's most unforgiving jungle, in Thung Ui, North Vietnam.

AJ Pritchard has said he feels Strictly Come Dancing is harder than Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins after becoming one of the contestants to pass the Channel 4 endurance show.The 27-year-old professional dancer was announced as one of four contestants to have succeeded in completing the course during Sunday’s finale after surviving a host of gruelling challenges.The series saw 14 celebrities put through military training exercises to test their physical and mental strength while battling the heat of the Jordanian desert. Alongside Pritchard, EastEnders actress Maisie Smith, former The Only Way Is Essex star Ferne McCann and reality TV personality Calum Best also passed the course led by chief instructor Rudy Reyes.

FOURTEEN household names undertook telly’s toughest test in this year’s Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. But just four proved gutsy enough to pass the course. Viewers saw Maisie Smith, Calum Best, AJ Pritchard and Ferne McCann ace the final test as they underwent ten hours of gruelling interrogation before climbing a mountain in sweltering heat in Jordan.

Maisie Smith admitted the thing she missed most while appearing on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins was her “little girl”. The EastEnders actress, 21, has been taking part in the gruelling reality show – and celebrated as she passed the course tonight (October 16).

A total of 14 celebrities took part in the latest series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, but only four stars made it to the finish line. Tonight, the final episode of the Channel 4 series aired with Chief Instructor Rudy Reyes revealing which famous faces had passed the gruelling SAS selection course. "From day one, we demanded 100 per cent.

READ NEXT: SAS star Maisie Smith talks 'horrific' interrogation as she was 'kicked in the back'Sharing a snap from his time on the beloved programme, Remi penned an emotional caption which read: "Bye bye UK. Tonight’s finale will also be my finale, as I won’t be returning for the next UK [SAS Who Dares Wins] instalments."I’d like to thank my brothers, Billy, Rudy and Foxy for allowing me to be a part of this EPIC, life changing and fulfilling ride."I’d like to thank our AMAZING crew for capturing all the magic!"To all the SAS fans who stuck around despite the changes, thank you for welcoming me." "To all the haters, thank you for hating, as haters have always fuelled my drive towards success," he added.Remi's early departure means he had only appeared in one civilian series and one celebrity series during his time on the gruelling programme.Signing off in his caption, Remi concluded: "Finally, thank you to @minnowfilms and @channel4 especially Johnny [Jon Cahn] for hiring me."God bless, much love and KEEP PAYING THE MAN!!!!"Former co-star Rudy Reyes - who replaced Ant Middleton on the show and joined at the same time as Remi - penned: "My Brother what challenges and opportunities for growth we all had together leading recruits!!! See U soon My Man."Fans were completely taken aback by the news and seemed upset to learn of Remi's departure.One penned: "Gutted you won’t be back… it’s been brilliant having a series that builds people up as well as challenging them…"While a second said: "Ah you will be missed, you’re great on the show.

Remi Adeleke has announced his departure from SAS: Who Dares Wins. The former Navy Seal, 39, revealed he will not be returning for the next season of the Channel 4 show after joining the team of directing staff for series seven.

SAS Who Dares Wins star Ant Middleton has hit out at the show after his abrupt exit last year.He was dismissed from the show in 2022 due to "personal conduct."He has been replaces by hardcore martial arts instructor Rudy Reyes, however the former frontman of the show has been less than impressed with Rudy and has previously called him and "uglier" version of himself.READ NEXT: Celeb SAS' Shannon Courtenay reveals stars strip off together for steamy off-air showersHe has now said that the show is too much like "reality TV" and ut us more interested in the celebs "sob stories" than the challenges.Speaking on Jeremy Kyle's new talk show he said: "‘It’s gone easy.

since moved on with a new woman. Abbie Quinnen suffered second and third-degree burns in a freak accident last year when she and the former Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer attempted to recreate a viral video when her hair and clothes caught on fire. After being dragged into the interrogation room, AJ became visibly upset when pressed on the mistakes he has made in his past that he regrets.