The popular show Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins returns, featuring a fresh group of celebrities eager to leave behind their high-end lives and delve into the toughest test they’ve ever faced.
On Sunday, 3rd August, the series resumes with Billy Billingham and his team (Foxy, Rudy, and Chris) leading the celebrities on an adventure to Wales. There, they’ll leave behind their familiar comforts, loved ones, managers, and online presence.
In the seventh season of a challenging reality program, you’ll find broadcaster Adebayo Akinfenwa, former footballer Troy Deeney, boxer Conor Benn, and television personalities Louie Spence, Tasha Ghouri, and Hannah Spearritt participating.
Rebecca Loos, Chloe Burrows, Bimini, Michaella McCollum, Lady Leshurr, Lucy Spraggan, and Adam Collard will all be participating.
Over the course of eight intense, one-hour episodes, a team consisting of fourteen famous personalities will experience the toughest stage of special forces recruitment.
Just like always, no preferential treatment is afforded to celebrities; instead, they’ll encounter unexpected truths about themselves as they journey towards uncovering their true selves.
Tasha Ghouri expressed her eagerness for the upcoming course, stating, “I can’t wait to dive in and give it my all, testing my limits and proving myself.” She also emphasized that having a disability shouldn’t limit one’s capabilities, explaining, “I want to demonstrate that we too can take on challenging feats if we believe in ourselves and are determined to do so.
I deeply hope to complete the course with a sense of achievement, so that when I look back, I can marvel at my accomplishment and feel a genuine sense of pride.
I plan on showing those who underestimated me that I won’t be defeated. I will keep pushing forward and prove my resilience.
Fans of the show understand that the director’s team pays no heed to the fame or popularity of the potential cast members, their past accomplishments, or their social media following.
Regarding this year’s famous trainees, Chief Instructor Billy stated: “This program isn’t about simply showing up; the standards are high and won’t be compromised.
Each volunteer has chosen to join us in this competition. While many may initially participate, only a small number will complete it successfully, and an even smaller percentage will pass. This isn’t for those with fragile minds or weak spirits.
DS Foxy pointed out that the world has become intricate and risky, with potential dangers arising from multiple directions. Consequently, it is crucial for our nation to remain prepared.
Let’s give these famous newcomers a glimpse into the rigors of battle preparation. But will they possess the necessary grit, considering they hail from luxurious backgrounds?
Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins returns on Sunday 3rd August at 9pm on Channel 4.
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