Helen Skelton, Joey Essex and Rudimental’s Leon Rolle sign up for Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins
ANT Middleton announced there would be a second series of Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins last year and he’s signed up some big names. The Sun previously revealed that Jack Maynard was taking part and we can now reveal three more names. Sports presenter Helen Skelton, reality star Joey Essex and Rudimental’s DJ Leon Rolle […]
ANT Middleton announced there would be a second series of Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins last year and he’s signed up some big names.
The Sun previously revealed that Jack Maynard was taking part and we can now reveal three more names.
Sports presenter Helen Skelton, reality star Joey Essex and Rudimental’s DJ Leon Rolle have all agreed to take part and help raise money for Stand Up To Cancer.
A source said: “It’s for charity, and a huge challenge, so there are celebs lining up to get on it”
They will be joined by former Wimbledon footballer John Fashanu and ex boxer Tony Bellow.
Katie Price was due to take part but pulled out after just two days, despite getting a £120,000 paycheque.
It will be the first time Jack has returned to a reality show since he left I’m A Celebrity after two days in 2017.
Jack had to be removed just 48 hours into filming after we revealed he had previously sent abusive messages on social media
He had to apologise for tweets calling his friends N-words, as well as others using the terms “r****ded” and “f****t”, after leaving the Australian bush.
SAS Who Dares Wins sees Ant Middleton and his fellow Special Forces veterans replicate the infamous SAS selection process for the participants.
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