SAS: Who Dares Wins: Last News

Strictly Come Dancing champion Ore, 35, already has a three-year-old son, Roman, with TV researcher Portia, to whom he has been married since 2015.The couple announced their pregnancy with an interview in Hello! magazine in May, where TV star Ore reflected on the news and said: ‘This is the life I’ve always dreamt of.’Today, the pair took to Instagram in co-ordinated posts to announce their new bundle of joy.Alongside a picture of his daughter holding on to his little finger with her fist, revealing just a sliver of her cheek and a shock of brown hair, Ore wrote: ‘Been dreaming about you… Welcome, Genie

Ant Middleton’s name has reportedly been scrubbed from the Prince’s Trust website, after his exit from SAS: Who Dares Wins was confirmed.It was announced earlier this month that the TV host and former Special Forces soldier would not be appearing in the Channel 4 training programme.Despite claims he was axed, Ant – who will still appear on the Australian version – denied he was fired.

the Sun, the 53-year-old Swede described her lifelong struggle to accept her body.She wrote: ‘I just never managed to develop a positive relationship with my jugs.‘They felt big and awkward, gave me [a] neck and back ache and, as I’ve joked many times before, would often enter the room two to three minutes before I did.‘They got a lot of attention, not helped by the fact that I was also blonde. It seemed to give off some sort of open invitation or carte blanche to blokes.

No Time To Die isn’t the only James Bond event to be cancelled this year as Ollie Ollerton has detailed the lavish 007-themed wedding he had planned for this summer, and it sounds like an absolute dream. The SAS: Who Dares Wins star was set to marry his longtime girlfriend and fiancee Laura Gander in July but, of course, the ongoing coronavirus pandemic put a spanner in the works and forced them to postpone the nuptials. Sadly, the couple had progressed quite far with the planning and knew exactly what the theme was going to be. After joking that he was ‘saved by Covid’, Ollie shared the couple’s extremely swanky wedding plans with Metro.co.uk, explaining: ‘We were supposed to get married on July 11 and it was really exciting because it was

Having conquered isolation, battle and his fair share of personal struggles, Matthew ‘Ollie’ Ollerton – best known for his appearances on Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins – has managed to get himself into a mindset that he believes could help prepare most people for post-pandemic life.  After enduring the SAS’s gruelling selection process, Ollie served in the Special Boat Services (SBS), an experience that laid the foundations of his robust character and mindset.

SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ollie Ollerton has said he is embarking on “a new path with no pain” after it was confirmed that he will not return for the next series.

Ant Middleton has revealed he would burn letters from his wife and family while he was away on operations during his time in the military.

Ant Middleton has faced criticism for a series of videos posted on Instagram, in which he urged people not to change their lifestyle choices amid the coronavirus crisis.

SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ant Middleton has bizarrely insisted that coronavirus ‘doesn’t affect’ him, as he urges people to ‘calm down’.

Professor Green has said championing talking about mental health is a conversation he rallies at “every opportunity”.