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South Wales Guardian
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- South Wales Guardian
Hannah Spearritt and Louie Spence quit Celebrity SAS first
S Club 7 singer Hannah Spearritt and former TV dancer Louie Spence will no longer take part in the new series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The Channel 4 military reality show opened with the 14 celebrity recruits hooded and standing on a breakwater before they were asked for their identities by chief instructor Billy Billingham who told many of the celebrities 'don't grin at me'. He then led them on two tasks, the first to plunge 26ft into the water and swim to intercept a boat, which picked them up, and the second to rescue three hostages from a building before blowing it up with a grenade. A post shared by SAS: Who Dares Wins (@sas_whodareswins) Before the second challenge began, Spearritt, 44, handed over her number tag to directing staff, telling them: 'I'm done, I'm sorry, I've reached a point'. In a pre-recorded interview which was played after her withdrawal, she said: 'I don't think I'll go on the first day,' adding she 'wouldn't forgive myself'. During the task, Spence, who is best known for the Sky TV show Pineapple Dance Studios, threw a grenade into the building while it still had two hostages in it and afterwards told the directing staff he wanted to withdraw. He was given a second chance to put his armband back on but turned it down. Spence said: 'I want to do an immediate withdrawal, I just don't have the conviction, and I feel as though I'm not dedicated enough.' A post shared by SAS: Who Dares Wins (@sas_whodareswins) He was told that he 'hadn't even started' but Spence replied 'that's what I mean'. After the first task, former model Rebecca Loos was pulled in by directing staff after she gave up during the swimming challenge. She was asked to open up on her alleged affair with footballer Sir David Beckham, who she worked for as a personal assistant, during the interrogation. In an interview before the first task, former Drag Race UK star Bimini Bon Boulash said the show would be 'a piece of p***' after growing up as a queer person in Norfolk. After the second task, former Watford striker Troy Deeney, who also threw a grenade into the building before clearing the hostages, was pulled in by the instructors where he opened up on physical abuse he and his mother received from his late father. The show sees celebrities enter SAS training where they are not eliminated and are instead culled by the directing staff or able to withdraw themselves, with those who remain at the end declared the winners. Here is the full lineup for the latest series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. With two recruits already gone, the remaining lineup includes: Recommended reading: Where in Wales was Channel 4's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins 2025 filmed? Fans slam first look of Mitchell and Webb's 'dated' new Channel 4 sketch show Coronation Street icon to mark comeback as Rovers Return landlady after 7 years Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins continues on Channel 4 on Monday, August 4 at 9pm. New episodes will air on Sundays and Mondays. If you missed the first episode, you can catch up on the Channel 4 website.
Rhyl Journal
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Rhyl Journal
Hannah Spearritt and Louie Spence quit Celebrity SAS first
S Club 7 singer Hannah Spearritt and former TV dancer Louie Spence will no longer take part in the new series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The Channel 4 military reality show opened with the 14 celebrity recruits hooded and standing on a breakwater before they were asked for their identities by chief instructor Billy Billingham who told many of the celebrities 'don't grin at me'. He then led them on two tasks, the first to plunge 26ft into the water and swim to intercept a boat, which picked them up, and the second to rescue three hostages from a building before blowing it up with a grenade. A post shared by SAS: Who Dares Wins (@sas_whodareswins) Before the second challenge began, Spearritt, 44, handed over her number tag to directing staff, telling them: 'I'm done, I'm sorry, I've reached a point'. In a pre-recorded interview which was played after her withdrawal, she said: 'I don't think I'll go on the first day,' adding she 'wouldn't forgive myself'. During the task, Spence, who is best known for the Sky TV show Pineapple Dance Studios, threw a grenade into the building while it still had two hostages in it and afterwards told the directing staff he wanted to withdraw. He was given a second chance to put his armband back on but turned it down. Spence said: 'I want to do an immediate withdrawal, I just don't have the conviction, and I feel as though I'm not dedicated enough.' A post shared by SAS: Who Dares Wins (@sas_whodareswins) He was told that he 'hadn't even started' but Spence replied 'that's what I mean'. After the first task, former model Rebecca Loos was pulled in by directing staff after she gave up during the swimming challenge. She was asked to open up on her alleged affair with footballer Sir David Beckham, who she worked for as a personal assistant, during the interrogation. In an interview before the first task, former Drag Race UK star Bimini Bon Boulash said the show would be 'a piece of p***' after growing up as a queer person in Norfolk. After the second task, former Watford striker Troy Deeney, who also threw a grenade into the building before clearing the hostages, was pulled in by the instructors where he opened up on physical abuse he and his mother received from his late father. The show sees celebrities enter SAS training where they are not eliminated and are instead culled by the directing staff or able to withdraw themselves, with those who remain at the end declared the winners. Here is the full lineup for the latest series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. With two recruits already gone, the remaining lineup includes: Recommended reading: Where in Wales was Channel 4's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins 2025 filmed? Fans slam first look of Mitchell and Webb's 'dated' new Channel 4 sketch show Coronation Street icon to mark comeback as Rovers Return landlady after 7 years Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins continues on Channel 4 on Monday, August 4 at 9pm. New episodes will air on Sundays and Mondays. If you missed the first episode, you can catch up on the Channel 4 website.
Western Telegraph
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Western Telegraph
Hannah Spearritt and Louie Spence quit Celebrity SAS first
S Club 7 singer Hannah Spearritt and former TV dancer Louie Spence will no longer take part in the new series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The Channel 4 military reality show opened with the 14 celebrity recruits hooded and standing on a breakwater before they were asked for their identities by chief instructor Billy Billingham who told many of the celebrities 'don't grin at me'. He then led them on two tasks, the first to plunge 26ft into the water and swim to intercept a boat, which picked them up, and the second to rescue three hostages from a building before blowing it up with a grenade. 2 Celebrity SAS recruits quit in first episode Before the second challenge began, Spearritt, 44, handed over her number tag to directing staff, telling them: 'I'm done, I'm sorry, I've reached a point'. In a pre-recorded interview which was played after her withdrawal, she said: 'I don't think I'll go on the first day,' adding she 'wouldn't forgive myself'. During the task, Spence, who is best known for the Sky TV show Pineapple Dance Studios, threw a grenade into the building while it still had two hostages in it and afterwards told the directing staff he wanted to withdraw. He was given a second chance to put his armband back on but turned it down. Spence said: 'I want to do an immediate withdrawal, I just don't have the conviction, and I feel as though I'm not dedicated enough.' He was told that he 'hadn't even started' but Spence replied 'that's what I mean'. After the first task, former model Rebecca Loos was pulled in by directing staff after she gave up during the swimming challenge. She was asked to open up on her alleged affair with footballer Sir David Beckham, who she worked for as a personal assistant, during the interrogation. In an interview before the first task, former Drag Race UK star Bimini Bon Boulash said the show would be 'a piece of p***' after growing up as a queer person in Norfolk. Top 10 best British TV series After the second task, former Watford striker Troy Deeney, who also threw a grenade into the building before clearing the hostages, was pulled in by the instructors where he opened up on physical abuse he and his mother received from his late father. The show sees celebrities enter SAS training where they are not eliminated and are instead culled by the directing staff or able to withdraw themselves, with those who remain at the end declared the winners. Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins full lineup Here is the full lineup for the latest series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. With two recruits already gone, the remaining lineup includes: Traitors winner and former soldier Harry Clark Media personality Rebecca Loos Former Premier League Footballer Troy Deeney Professional boxer Conor Benn Former Love Island contestant Tasha Ghouri Former X Factor contestant Lucy Spraggan Former footballer and broadcaster Adebayo 'The Beast' Akinfenwa Former Love Island contestant Chloe Burrows Former Love Island contestant Adam Collard Author Michaella McCollum Rapper Lady Leshurr Drag artist and DJ Bimini Recommended reading: How to watch Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins 2025 Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins continues on Channel 4 on Monday, August 4 at 9pm. New episodes will air on Sundays and Mondays. If you missed the first episode, you can catch up on the Channel 4 website.
South Wales Argus
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- South Wales Argus
Hannah Spearritt and Louie Spence quit Celebrity SAS first
S Club 7 singer Hannah Spearritt and former TV dancer Louie Spence will no longer take part in the new series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The Channel 4 military reality show opened with the 14 celebrity recruits hooded and standing on a breakwater before they were asked for their identities by chief instructor Billy Billingham who told many of the celebrities 'don't grin at me'. He then led them on two tasks, the first to plunge 26ft into the water and swim to intercept a boat, which picked them up, and the second to rescue three hostages from a building before blowing it up with a grenade. 2 Celebrity SAS recruits quit in first episode Before the second challenge began, Spearritt, 44, handed over her number tag to directing staff, telling them: 'I'm done, I'm sorry, I've reached a point'. In a pre-recorded interview which was played after her withdrawal, she said: 'I don't think I'll go on the first day,' adding she 'wouldn't forgive myself'. During the task, Spence, who is best known for the Sky TV show Pineapple Dance Studios, threw a grenade into the building while it still had two hostages in it and afterwards told the directing staff he wanted to withdraw. He was given a second chance to put his armband back on but turned it down. Spence said: 'I want to do an immediate withdrawal, I just don't have the conviction, and I feel as though I'm not dedicated enough.' He was told that he 'hadn't even started' but Spence replied 'that's what I mean'. After the first task, former model Rebecca Loos was pulled in by directing staff after she gave up during the swimming challenge. She was asked to open up on her alleged affair with footballer Sir David Beckham, who she worked for as a personal assistant, during the interrogation. In an interview before the first task, former Drag Race UK star Bimini Bon Boulash said the show would be 'a piece of p***' after growing up as a queer person in Norfolk. Top 10 best British TV series After the second task, former Watford striker Troy Deeney, who also threw a grenade into the building before clearing the hostages, was pulled in by the instructors where he opened up on physical abuse he and his mother received from his late father. The show sees celebrities enter SAS training where they are not eliminated and are instead culled by the directing staff or able to withdraw themselves, with those who remain at the end declared the winners. Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins full lineup Here is the full lineup for the latest series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. With two recruits already gone, the remaining lineup includes: Traitors winner and former soldier Harry Clark Media personality Rebecca Loos Former Premier League Footballer Troy Deeney Professional boxer Conor Benn Former Love Island contestant Tasha Ghouri Former X Factor contestant Lucy Spraggan Former footballer and broadcaster Adebayo 'The Beast' Akinfenwa Former Love Island contestant Chloe Burrows Former Love Island contestant Adam Collard Author Michaella McCollum Rapper Lady Leshurr Drag artist and DJ Bimini Recommended reading: How to watch Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins 2025 Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins continues on Channel 4 on Monday, August 4 at 9pm. New episodes will air on Sundays and Mondays. If you missed the first episode, you can catch up on the Channel 4 website.
Leader Live
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Leader Live
Hannah Spearritt and Louie Spence withdraw from Celebrity SAS in first episode
The Channel 4 military reality show opened with the 14 celebrity recruits hooded and standing on a breakwater, before they were asked for their identities by chief instructor Billy Billingham – who told many of the celebrities 'don't grin at me'. He then led them on two tasks, the first to plunge 26ft into the water and swim to intercept a boat, which picked them up, and the second to rescue three hostages from a building before blowing it up with a grenade. Before the second challenge began, Spearritt, 44, handed over her number tag to directing staff, telling them 'I'm done, I'm sorry, I've reached a point' – and in a pre-recorded interview which was played after her withdrawal, she said 'I don't think I'll go on the first day' adding she 'wouldn't forgive myself'. During the task, Spence, who is best known for Sky TV show Pineapple Dance Studios, threw a grenade into the building while it still had two hostages in it, and afterwards told the directing staff he wished to withdraw, and was given a second chance to put his armband back on, but turned it down. Spence said: 'I want to do an immediate withdrawal, I just don't have the conviction, and I feel as though I'm not dedicated enough.' He was told that he 'hadn't even started', but Spence replied 'that's what I mean'. After the first task, former model Rebecca Loos was pulled in by directing staff after she gave up during the swimming challenge, who asked her to open up on her alleged affair with footballer Sir David Beckham, who she worked for as a personal assistant, during the interrogation. In an interview before the first task, former Drag Race UK star Bimini Bon Boulash said the show would be 'a piece of piss' after growing up as a queer person in Norfolk. After the second task, former Watford striker Troy Deeney, who also threw a grenade into the building before clearing the hostages, was pulled in by the instructors, where he opened up on physical abuse he and his mother received from his late father. The show sees celebrities enter SAS training, where they are not eliminated and are instead culled by the directing staff or able to withdraw themselves, with those who remain at the end declared the winners. The rest of the celebrity recruits are made up of ex-drug mule Michaella McCollum, former footballer Adebayo Akinfenwa, Strictly Come Dancing 2025 runner-up Tasha Ghouri, former The Traitors winner Harry Clark, rapper Lady Leshurr, boxer Conor Benn, singer Lucy Spraggan, and ex-Love Island contestants Chloe Burrows and Adam Collard. Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins continues on Channel 4 on Monday at 9pm.
