The Apprentice's Aaron shares behind the scenes pact to avoid tension on BBC show
ok.co.ukThe Apprentice’s latest fired candidate Aaron Willis has lifted the lid on a pact that the stars of the show made right at the beginning of the process.
Aaron, who left the BBC show alongside Akeem Bundu-Kamara in a double firing on Thursday 10 March’s episode, explained that the candidates were keen to keep their bubbling tensions strictly in the boardroom.Therefore, they came up with a watertight plan to make sure they never brought their business clashes back to the house they all shared when the cameras weren’t rolling.
The 38 year old Flight Operations Instructor told OK! and other press outlets: “We had an agreement from the start and all said the boardroom was our dressing room.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter Aaron went on to say: “If you put it into a football analogy, whatever gets said in the boardroom, stays there.” “I know it’s cliché but it really did.
No-one mentioned the tasks again, there was no bad feeling at all and, if something different is said retrospectively, well, it wasn’t at the time, everything really was fine.” The dad-of-two added: “I never thought it would be like that, you know.
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