SAS: Who Dares Wins star Remi Adeleke says show turned him into 'potty mouth'

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Channel 4 show which taught him to swear like a trooper. Remi, 39, says: “The show is where I cursed most in my life - it’s a British effect and something I’m bringing to the table for the recruits.“In my day-to-day life I definitely don’t curse.“I’m not perfect by any means, but I try to live as much of a straight life as possible.“I act as well - I’ve been in a bunch of different movies, so I take off my everyday Remi hat and put on this character hat.“This person needs to be hard and push his people past their perceived limits.”New DS Remi is joined by ex-US Marine Rudy Reyes, 50, who replaces former chief instructor Ant Middleton - let go by Channel 4 because of his “personal conduct off camera” last year.TV staff union Bectu received four complaints from women about the 41-year-old, accusing him of making “lewd and suggestive comments” during the making of the show.Ant claimed he’d only ever indulged in “military banter”.“I’ve always had the utmost respect for women,” says Remi. “I have a lot of women to keep me in line.

Women are tougher than the SAS – especially in my life.“My aunt is about to be 104 and my daughter, who is 18 months, has my heart.“My amazing wife gave me four beautiful kids and she’s a working mum, a doctor.

She’s super intelligent and better than I am in many ways. We’ve been married for going on 11 years.”Crediting his beloved mum for making him the man he is, Remi continues: “My dad died when I was five.“I was raised by a strong woman in the Bronx, which is a really tough area in New York.“I put women on a high pedestal, especially from growing up in a single parent home.“Seeing what my mom went through - all the hard work she had to endure to get me and my brother to where we are - so we.