Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins: Last News

The Traitors winner Harry Clark has reportedly been booted off the upcoming series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, after being caught in a lie by the trainers.The former British Army engineer, 23, managed to successfully deceive everyone on the hit BBC One show earlier this year, and his manipulation managed to secure him the £95,000 cash prize. However, it's now been claimed that Harry failed to convince the elite team of special forces soldiers, like Jason Fox and Mark ‘Billy’ Billingham, when he reached the show's famous interrogation round, with sources telling The Sun he was then booted off the course after being exposed.

Professional boxer and I’m A Celeb star Tony Bellew has revealed he recently got caught up in a roadside row after a driver gestured to him to pull over, and the tense altercation that followed led Tony’s wife Rachael to beg him to get back in their car. While appearing on Saturday night quiz show The Wheel in an episode to be shown on Saturday 9 November, Tony, 41, was asked by host Michael McIntyre whether anyone had ever stopped and confronted him in public, and Tony told his story. He said: “A guy told me to pull over on the motorway not so long ago, so I happily obliged.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins came to an end on Monday 14 October, with reality star Georgia Harrison and professional boxer Lani Daniels the two winners of the gruelling competition. Now, Georgia has taken to social media to share her “grim” wounds, posting a photo of the blisters on her heels and the palms of her hands that she got during training for the series.

Reality star Pete Wicks has faced more challenges than just learning his new Strictly dance routine this week, as he shared a video on Tuesday 8 October of him battling through flooded roads in North London on his way to dance rehearsals with his professional partner Jowita Przystal.Taking to Instagram, Pete shared a clip of just how bad the roads were, as his car travelled in deep flood water that came up to the windows as he was driven past a Tesco near Brent Cross. Pete, who dressed up as George of the Jungle for his Movie Week dance to the theme tune last week, was on his way to the BBC studios during a yellow weather alert for rain and thunderstorms when he filmed the video, which he captioned with the words “Should have got a boat to the studio today,” along with a boat emoji.

Pete Wicks has quit Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins for a second time amid painful memories of his mother while filming in New Zealand. Viewers tuned in to an emotional episode of the show, in which the TOWIE star told the instructors: “I’ve lost the fight, I’ve got nothing left, my head is not in it.” The star has now opened up about the moments before he unravelled, revealing he was asked to write an emotional letter to his mother, who he saved from a suicide attempt when he was just 12 years old. “I decided that night that I was in too deep,” the Strictly Come Dancing star told Th e Sun.

Reality icon Marnie Simpson, comedian Tez Ilyas, and ex-England rugby boss Chris Robshaw have all waved goodbye to the intense challenges of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. In a gruelling instalment of the Channel 4 show, contestants were faced with dragging a colossal 130lb of kit in a race across 3km of freezing landscapes, paired with another recruit, only to then go head-to-head in fierce combat. Geordie Shore's very own Marnie Simpson hit her limit almost straight off the bat during the opening task grappling with snow spikes and her footwear became too much, leading her to walk away from the programme.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is the ultimate test for all of its contestants, but for some, their journey on the show had to end early as a result of major injury.This season's contestants features the likes of Love Island's Georgia Harrison, TOWIE's Bobby Norris and Geordie Shore's Marnie Simpson taking on the gruelling challenges, with TV star John Barrowman already going home after 32 minutes when he realised he didn't want to be there. But will any of this year's celebrities go home because they need medical help? It's already been reported that poor Pete Wicks was helicoptered off a mountain and rushed for treatment, having also exited the show in 2022 after he knocked himself unconscious jumping out of a helicopter and broke his ribs.

Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins has officially started with 15 new recruits attempting to prove their abilities. But there's one man who viewers are questioning about why he’s gone to New Zealand in the first place.The stars were thrown in at the deep end and asked to walk across two wobbly planks suspended 335 feet in the air above a canyon.

Channel 4 is billing this as the toughest series yet of their brutal reality show Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins – and the condition of the stars on their flights home from New Zealand suggests they are spot on! Journalist Rachel Johnson, sister of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, was nursing a broken rib after abseiling down the side of a dam and had skin that was black and blue. TV presenter Cherry Healey says she looked like a pin cushion when she took her clothes off and comedian Shazia Mirza was covered from head to toe in bruises.The remaining 12 celebrities all suffered injuries of one sort or another – even the one who quit the show after a single challenge and just 32 minutes at base camp! Geordie Shore’s Marnie Simpson admits, “I don’t think I realised just how tough it was going to be – I think I was being a bit delusional.” Shazia adds, “There’s being fit by swimming every day and lifting weights every day which is what I did in preparation for the series, and there’s being fit enough for the SAS.The two are totally different.” The group of 15 celebrities who take part in a condensed but intense version of a proper SAS selection course also includes former Dr Who actor John Barrowman, TOWIE’s Bobby Norris, ex-England rugby captain Chris Robshaw, DJ and reality TV star Bianca Gascoigne and Love Islander Georgia Harrison.

Ex-S Club 7 star Hannah Spearritt is one step closer to being pushed to her limits on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.The singer, who was voted off in the second week of Dancing On Ice earlier this year, is gearing up to face a fresh set of challenges in the brutal Channel 4 series. An insider spilled all to The Sun's Bizarre TV column: "Hannah is a great signing for the show.

Sunday Brunch's very own Tim Lovejoy found himself red in the face after a risqué on-air misunderstanding, one that quickly merited a complaint from guest, comedian Sue Perkins.The beloved host was joined by co-host Simon Rimmer and guests singer Jess Glynne, Sue, actress Sophie Thompson and comedian Josh Widdicombe on Sunday 28 April. Yet it was their fifth guest, SAS: Who Dares Wins star, Jason Fox who claimed the spotlight with his response to Tim's inadvertently intimate query. During a segment, Tim congratulated newlywed Jason, asking if he had enjoyed his big day.

Danielle Lloyd and her husband have gone to great lengths to protect their family after a gang broke into their home and stole items worth six figures.The thieves targeted the former WAG’s Birmingham home in October and, amid the news she’s reportedly been told it could have been the same people who burgled the home of Manchester City player Jack Grealish in December, a source told OK! Danielle is scared for her children’s safety. The break-in reportedly left the former Celebrity Big Brother star, 40, and her husband Michael O’Neill so shaken they have since sold the property and moved somewhere new.

SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ollie Ollerton has opened up about his decision to go sober, revealing that one of the scariest things about giving up alcohol was that he “never knew” who he was without booze. During an interview with OK!, the former Special Forces soldier spoke about his sobriety and how he transformed his relationship with alcohol thanks to the hit Channel 4 show. “The biggest thing for me was that I never knew who I was.

Gareth Gates has been crowned winner of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins after a dramatic series saw just three celebrity recruits make it to the series end. Gareth, 39, model and TV personality Danielle Lloyd, 39, and former Health Secretary Matt Hancock, 45, were the only celebs to make to the end of series, and of the three, Gareth was announced as the only one who had passed the course. Speaking to the three finalists Chief Instructor, Billy Billingham MBE QCB announced: "F**king good effort.

Chris Oliver joined the cast of SAS: Who Dares Wins earlier this year as the newest member of the show's directing staff. Chris replaced Navy SEAL Remi Adeleke, who took part in the series last year, but since decided to leave to pursue other projects he was committed to.

James 'Arg' Argent took part in this year's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins but revealed by the end he "couldn't keep up" and "broke down in tears" following his exit.The former TOWIE star, 35 joined the gruelling SAS selection with the likes of Danielle Lloyd, Teddy Soares, Amber Turner, Gareth Gates and Matt Hancock, who he sparked up an unlikely friendship with. After five days of intense challenges, constant jungle rain and interrogations from the SAS instructors, Arg left during the episode on Sunday, 22 October.

Montana Brown has credited Celebrity SAS for getting her pregnant and even joked that her co-star Jermaine Pennant is her son's real dad.The star, 28, who found fame on Love Island, had struggled to conceive for months but got pregnant days after she came back from being on SAS and saw her partner Mark O'Connor again. Speaking to The Sun, Montana explained: "I was trying to have a baby for so long before SAS and literally in the few days that I got back I conceived.

James 'Arg' Argent has labelled himself the "ultimate celeb wedding singer" and revealed what star-studded weddings he's been asked to perform at.The former TOWIE star, 35 is currently starring on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins which he described as "brutal" and said, "It is just as bad, if not worse as it looks". Since filming Arg has had a hectic summer as a full-time wedding singer and also performed at Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan's epic festival-themed house party having finally completed their stunning mansion.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins star Teddy Soares broke down in tears on the show as he opened up about his lack of contact with his mum. The Love Island star, 28, who is currently starring on the Channel 4 programme, opened up about facing his 'demons' as he shared his pain over not speaking to his parent. Sharing the clip from the show with his followers, Teddy wrote: "Confronting My Demons.

Michelle Heaton has seemingly slammed Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, calling one aspect of the Channel 4 show 'unfair'.The former Liberty X star, 44, has spoken out after the female contestants on the show were forced to carry the same 20kg rucksacks as the male contestants.The celebrity group, including former UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock and ex-TOWIE star James Argent, travelled to Thung Ui, north Vietnam to face one of the toughest challenges of their lives. But, during the filming of the show, Michelle and Fort Boyard presenter Melinda Messenger, 52, struggled with the weight of the rucksacks they had to carry - leading them to be dumped from the show.

This year's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins has already brought its fair share of gruelling tasks and interrogations in the jungle, withchief instructor Mark 'Billy' Billingham now teasing about a "shock" final. Some of this year's recruits taking on the notoriously difficult SAS Selection process include former Health Secretary Matt Hancock, singer Gareth Gates, TV personality, Danielle Lloyd and TOWIE star James 'Arg' Argent.