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Ant Middleton poked fun at his SAS Who Dares Wins replacement, Rudy Reyes, as he joined in with Twitter fans in a display of mockery of the new star.The former star of the show made his feelings only too clear after Channel 4 announced last year that they would be parting ways with him permanently as their "views and values are not aligned".Yesterday the ousted adventurer applauded one of his Twitter fans, @TubbyNo8, for taking aim at his replacement.The fan joked: "Reminds me [of] when Rachel dated Russ in friends…. Looks like Ross but is not Ross…"He’s got a beard and dark hair but he ain’t you Ant… come back !!"Ant enclosed a laughter emoji, exclaiming: "You guys are killing me… Keep em coming!"The Zero Negativity author wasn't quite living up to the title of his book when he tore into Rudy himself, although he later insisted it was all in good fun."If a US Marine tried to run a Delta Force selection process, he would be laughed at and get a good old fashion kickin'," he added in another Twitter rant.Commenting on the physical similarity between the two men, who are both muscular with black hair, another follower joked in reply: "They tried to make the other guy look like you with a wig on."Ant then mischievously retorted that his rival was also "uglier".After another one of his 326,000 followers dismissed the latest format as "p*ss poor", Ant instantly agreed: "Of course it is!!!"I built that show from the ground up.

Ant Middleton has ripped into the new series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, going as far as branding his replacement Rudy Reyes ‘uglier’. The Channel 4 show returned to the network on Sunday night with 14 famous recruits enduring the brutal temperatures of the Jordan desert. However, former chief instructor Ant is not part of the latest offering after it was announced last March that he had left the show due to ‘personal conduct’.

THE twins from Fun House look INCREDIBLE in rare reunion picture with host Pat Sharp. The hit ITV kids show aired from February 1989 until December 1999 with Pat as the presenter and twins Melanie and Martina Grant as cheerleaders.

LOVE Island star Davide Sanclimenti and Ekin-Su Culculoglu shared their hopes of having babies after "cheating" rumours. The Turkish actress, 28, and the Italian hunk, 27, said they'd may be the next Love Island couple to have a baby.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins star Pete Wicks left fans in tears on Sunday night as he made an emotional confession.The hit Channel 4 series returned to television on Sunday night with 14 new celebrities faced with a brutal selection course run by the elite team of ex-special forces operators. During the show, the team - Chief Instructor, Rudy Reyes and his team of Directing Staff (DS), Foxy (Jason Fox), Billy (Mark Billingham) and Remi Adeleke - decided to learn more about Pete, 33. At first, the team grilled Pete about being a "ladies man" as they asked if it was his "nightmare" having to open up as the reality star admitted: "I don't like talking about me..." He added: "I've spent most of my life single.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins looks set for dramatic scenes next Sunday as a preview released at the end of the first episode sees a star knocked out. In the explosive clip, it sees a collection of the celebrities onboard a helicopter as they're tasked with jumping out into the sea below while holding onto their rucksacks.

Maisie Smith's cheeky wardrobe blunder during Sunday (August 4) night's episode.The hit Channel 4 show returned to screens tonight and welcomed a new group of celebrities who prepared to take on a series of physical and mental challenges. Former EastEnders actress Maisie, 21, joined the likes of TOWIE stars Ferne McCann and Pete Wicks, Love Island star Amber Davies as well as brothers Curtis and AJ Pritchard to take part in the gruelling show.

PETE Wicks has revealed his stint in Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins left him completely distraught after he was forced to hit a woman in a boxing challenge. Viewers will see the Towie star, 33, and Jennifer Ellison, 39, taking part in the brutal task when the show returns on Channel 4 tonight. Pete said he got the upper hand after a few hard knocks from Jen and he accidentally struck her in the back of the head before she fell to the ground.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins looks set for dramatic scenes as it released a new trailer teasing the upcoming series on Wednesday.  Starting on Sunday 4 September at 9pm, 14 celebrities will face a brutal selection course run by the elite team of ex-special forces operators - Chief Instructor, Rudy Reyes, and his team of Directing Staff (DS), Foxy (Jason Fox), Billy (Mark Billingham) and Remi Adeleke.Teasing what viewers can expect in a new trailer, it sees a voiceover say: "Welcome to our extreme spa where celebrity treatments include a relaxing plunge pool, skin exfoliation and motivational speakers." It then cuts to Maisie Smith in the desert shouting: "I need help!" while Ferne McCann is seen grimacing during a brutal challenge. It ends by quickly showing a montage of the other celebrities, including Curtis Pritchard and Pete Wicks, testing themselves during the intense experience.The new trailer comes after former EastEnders star Maisie, 21, revealed she went on the Channel 4 show to inspire "other young girls".

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins star Maisie Smith has revealed she went on the Channel 4 show to inspire "other young girls". Former EastEnders star Maisie, 21, is one of 14 celebrities faced with a brutal selection course run by the elite team of ex-special forces operators - Chief Instructor, Rudy Reyes and his team of Directing Staff (DS), Foxy (Jason Fox), Billy (Mark Billingham) and Remi Adeleke. Speaking ahead of the new series, which is the longest yet and airs on Sunday 4 September at 9pm, Maisie has discussed why she decided to sign up as well as her preparations for the show.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ferne McCann has revealed she went into the Channel 4 show with the same mindset as giving birth to her daughter Sunday, four. Former TOWIE star Ferne, 32, is one of 14 celebrities faced with a brutal selection course run by the elite team of ex-special forces operators - Chief Instructor, Rudy Reyes, and his team of Directing Staff (DS), Foxy (Jason Fox), Billy (Mark Billingham) and Remi Adeleke.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins star Pete Wicks has revealed that he hasn't been to a gym in seven years ahead of the "super tough" show.TOWIE star Pete, 33, is one of 14 celebrities faced with a brutal selection course run by the elite team of ex-special forces operators - Chief Instructor, Rudy Reyes and his team of Directing Staff (DS), Foxy (Jason Fox), Billy (Mark Billingham) and Remi Adeleke. Speaking ahead of the new series, which is the longest yet and airs on Sunday 4 September at 9pm, Pete has discussed why he decided to sign up as well as his preparations for the show.

IN this modern world of conspiracy theories, misinformation and fake news, we need telly experts more than ever – and bosses at the National Television Awards clearly recognise that. They have announced a brand new category for the specialists who inform and inspire us with their knowledge on prime-time TV.

SAS: Who Dares Wins' Shylla and Paige passed selection on Sunday's episode of the Channel 4 show's first-ever all-female final. During the final instalment, Chief Instructor, Rudy Reyes, announced that the two contestants had passed as he praised their "resilience" throughout the competition. Rudy said: "What you need to pass this course — the strength, grit, resilience and the spirit to drive on, you have all excelled..." He added that Shylla and Paige "could fall in with us on operation and win the day… in the beginning you may look at a recruit and on the surface they seem to not possess the attributes of leadership, the strength.

SAS: Who Dares Wins fans were left unimpressed as two winners were announced in the show’s final episode.During the finale for the show’s seventh series, it was announced that 8th recruit Paige and 18th recruit Shylla are the two contestants who have passed the course.The pair have taken on the gruelling challenge deep in the Jordan desert and underwent extreme mental and physical challenges throughout the series.Chief instructor Rudy Reyes revealed the news to the women and said: “What you need to pass this course, the strength, grit, resilience and the spirit to drive on, you have all excelled.”He also said that it is “not the size of the dog in the fight” that matters, but the “size of the fight in the dog,” which he accredited to “an undying passion to be the best”.However, fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the win.One wrote: “It doesn't seem fair that the other two failed."Another added: “You’d be absolutely gutted to get to the very end and not pass the course wouldn’t you? Brutal!"Others, however, were loving the programme as one tweeted: "Amazing job to 8 & 18!! Great job! Very inspirational."Someone else gushed: "Wow, what determination! Another great series. Well done to all those candidates who took part as it looked gruelling.

A new series of SAS: Who Dares Wins graced televisions in April this year.The hit Channel 4 show where ordinary people attempt to survive the SAS screening process has featured new chief instructor Rudy Reyes for season seven. Rudy, 50, also known as Rodolfo, wears plenty of hats when it comes to his career. He has been a conservationist, martial arts instructor, actor, and was an active duty United States Marine.

SAS: Who Dares Wins viewers were left gobsmacked this evening as they watched a female recruit get knocked out by a male rival. In shock scenes, previously revealed by The Sun, the recruits are challenged to take on the iconic ‘murder ball’ game which sees them fight over a tyre.

SAS: Who Dares Wins shared their disappointment on Sunday night after they shared their disappointment at new instructor Rudy Reyes.The popular Channel 4 show returned with a bang for a brand-new series last week and it’s fair to say the show has had a complete transformation since Ant Middleton left the show last year.With the new series, comes two new instructors on the show, American Rudy Reyes and Remi Adeleke who immediately brought a new element to the show.But despite all the drastic new changes on the SAS army recruit selection process, viewers couldn’t help but complain that newcomer Rudy wasn’t tough enough on this year’s contestants.As the show opened, the instructor was seen shadow boxing while he stood in front of the mirror in order to perfect his form. Throughout the show, cadets were tasked with taking a death-defying jump off the ledge of a cliff in the heart of Jordan where their partner were responsible for breaking their fall.

SAS: Who Dares Wins recently made a welcome return to our screens, with the Channel 4 show introducing a host of new instructors. Following the departure of Ant Middleton, former US Special Forces staff Rudy Reyes and Remi Adeleke have been added to the show's line-up.

Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins made a welcome comeback this weekend for the 2022 series and brought with it a whole new selection of contestants.But they weren’t the only new faces on the show, with a fresh chief instructor also making his debut.The new instructor has been bought in to replace Ant Middleton for season eight, who had been on the show since 2015. The first episode of the new series aired on Sunday, April 10 and will air on Channel 4 at 9pm and every Sunday for six weeks. It is also available to catch on on All 4. Ant Middleton has been replaced by former US Recon Marine Rudy Reyes, full name Rodolfo Reyes.He joined the Marine Corps in 1998, going on to serve in Iraq and Afghanistan.Reyes already has his fair share of experience in front of the screen.

This Morning presenter Josie Gibson has exclusively revealed that she will be appearing on another TV show. The ITV favourite is back hosting This Morning alongside Vernon Kay whilst presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield take a break during the Easter holidays.