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Ant, who had hosted SAS: Who Dares Wins since 2015, was axed from the Channel 4 show last year due to 'personal conduct'. The news came after some controversial comments made in relation to Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement and Covid-19.
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Read More »Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is set to return to our screens tonight as a group of pampered celebrities are pushed to their limits. The brutal series follows a group of recruits tasked with challenges to test their mental and physical strengths and prove to themselves what they’re made of. And this year’s celebs that will take on the challenge include AJ and Curtis Pritchard, Ashley Cain, Amber Gill, Calum Best, Pete Wicks, Maisie Smith, Jade Jones, Dwain Chambers, and more.
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Read More »At the time of his firing, Channel 4 said in a statement: ‘Ant Middleton will not be taking part in future series of SAS: Who Dares Wins. ‘Following a number of discussions Channel 4 and Minnow Films have had with him in relation to his personal conduct it has become clear that our views and values are not aligned and we will not be working with him again.’ Since then, several people also complained about his ‘inappropriate comments’ towards female staff members on set, which he dismissed as ‘indirect and just military banter’. Ant has hit out at Channel 4 since his firing, labelling the company ‘hypocritical and shameful’ for cashing in after his exit.
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Read More »During the first episode of the season, Ant pulled in TV star Locky for a quick chat, before casually addressing the rest of the group by telling them they were going to be set on fire. He later covered Locky in petrol from head to toe, before he threw a match on his uniform which resulted in aggressive flames spreading on his back. And it didn’t end there. The recruits were later told that if they wanted to change into dry clothes, they would have to strip naked on the spot. When asked what the toughest part of the gruelling series was, Ant explained that with every new season it’s important to push the celebrities further out of their comfort zone. ‘With each season, we get really creative in focussing and exacerbating common and collective fears,’ he said. ‘We design tasks to force people to overcome these fears and to manage their emotions in extreme circumstances.’
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