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Ant Middleton kicked off TV show months after selling home 'due £1,200,000 debts
Ant Middleton kicked off TV show months after selling home 'due £1,200,000 debts

Metro

time29-04-2025

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  • Metro

Ant Middleton kicked off TV show months after selling home 'due £1,200,000 debts

Ant Middleton has been cut from another TV show four years after being axed from SAS: Who Dares Wins. The British adventurer, television personality, and former UK Special Forces soldier, Royal Marines Commando, and Royal Engineer in the British Army is best known for being the former Chief Instructor on the Channel 4 television series SAS: Who Dares Wins. However, in 2021, eight years after he first appeared on the show, Ant was cut due to 'personal conduct'. At the time of his firing, the now 44-year-old hit back at the broadcaster after it said it 'would not be working with him again'. He labelled the company 'hypocritical and shameful' for cashing in after his exit. A few years on he's been booted from another show. Ant had signed up to appear on The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity Edition with his brother Dan Middleton. However, the pair were disqualified following an off-camera incident. The drama unfolded during a day off from filming when Dan allegedly got into a heated argument with TikTok stars Luke and Scott O'Halloran, the Daily Mail has reported. Dan reportedly yelled at the brothers and used inappropriate language late at night when most of the cast had gone to bed. His behaviour was then reported by former AFL player Brendan Fevola, who also 'gave producers an ultimatum' and threatened to quit if the Middleton brothers weren't sent packing. Although Ant was not directly involved in the incident he disqualified along with his brother. The show's broadcaster, Network Ten, has since released a statement confirming a team had been disqualified for breaching the show's code of conduct. 'Network 10 takes the health, safety and well-being of all contestants seriously,' a spokesperson said. 'Following a breach of the production's code of conduct by one contestant, on a day off during production, a team from The Amazing Race Australia was disqualified and swiftly sent home.' The show is now in post-production, with producers 'in damage control' as they decide how much footage of them to include in the final edit. This season of the show includes 13 teams competing for a $100,000 (£50,000) charity prize. In February it was reported that Ant had been forced to sell his family home after facing debts worth £1,200,000. According to The Sun, his family's five-bedroom property in Essex was put on the market for £1.5million, and the sale had been reported in a liquidation update for his company Sway and Starting, which both he and his wife Emilie are directors of. It's claimed that he failed to stick to a payment plan and only returned one instalment of money he owed from his overdrawn Directors Loan Account. More Trending According to publication, Ant was served a statutory demand with a view to petitioning for his bankruptcy, and the TV star agreed to sell his house and provide the remaining amount owed. Sway and Starting went into liquidation in December 2022, and a statement of affairs from January 2023 revealed tax debts of £1.2million, consisting of more than £340,000 in VAT, £907,000 in corporation tax and £6,000 in employee taxes. Metro has contacted representatives for Ant Middleton for comment. View More » The Amazing Race Australia will air later this year. Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: 'Watching this Hollywood actor play my love rat ex sent shivers down my spine' MORE: 'I made one of Netflix's most popular shows – it's changed people's lives' MORE: 'Masterpiece' TV series lands on Prime Video – but bad news for UK viewers

Fresh blow for sacked SAS star Ant Middleton as he's kicked OFF reality show after brother's ‘row with TikTok stars'
Fresh blow for sacked SAS star Ant Middleton as he's kicked OFF reality show after brother's ‘row with TikTok stars'

Scottish Sun

time29-04-2025

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  • Scottish Sun

Fresh blow for sacked SAS star Ant Middleton as he's kicked OFF reality show after brother's ‘row with TikTok stars'

Ant left the UK after being sacked from another show ANT AXED AGAIN Fresh blow for sacked SAS star Ant Middleton as he's kicked OFF reality show after brother's 'row with TikTok stars' Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) ANT Middleton has been kicked off The Amazing Race Australia before the series has even aired after a row involving his brother Dan led to the pair being disqualified. The duo were sent home mid-production after Dan allegedly became involved in a heated off-camera argument. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 6 Ant Middleton has been sacked from another reality show after being axed from SAS: Who Dares Wins in 2021 Credit: Getty 6 He was due to appear with his brother Dan on The Amazing Race 6 Ant and Dan were seen in the show's promo snaps 6 Dan allegedly got into a row with TikTok twins Scott and Luke O'Halloran during filming Credit: Getty The incident reportedly unfolded during a rest day from filming, when Dan is said to have shouted at social media stars and TikTok twins Luke and Scott O'Halloran. Ant, who was axed from SAS: Who Dares Wins in 2021, was not directly involved but both brothers were disqualified and removed from the show. It's believed fellow contestant and Australian reality TV star Brendan Fevola confronted Dan over the incident and told producers he and his daughter Leni would leave if action wasn't taken. TV bosses responded by swiftly removing the Middleton brothers, with their footage now under review during post-production. It remains unclear how much, if any, of their participation will makie it into the final cut. In a statement, Network 10 said: "Network 10 takes the health, safety and well-being of all contestants seriously. "Following a breach of the production's code of conduct by one contestant, on a day off during production, a team from The Amazing Race Australia was disqualified and swiftly sent home." The show, featuring 13 celebrity teams competing for a $100,000 charity prize, is set to air on the channel later this year. The Sun has contacted representatives for Ant for comment. Ant spent years fighting for his country during his military career in the Marines and the Paras. Ant Middleton BANNED as director of his own firm after £1m tax bill and SAS Who Dares Wins axing He was chief instructor on SAS: Who Dares Wins before he was saced after a series of blunders. One included a tweet about the Black Lives Matter movement. There was a social media backlash in June 2020 after Ant posted a video of violence at anti-racism protests in London. He tweeted: 'The extreme left against the extreme right. "BLM and EDL are not welcome on our streets, absolute scum. "What a great example you are to your future generation. Bravo." The same month, Channel 4 set out a "new and clear commitment" to being an anti-racist organisation and said Ant's tweet 'in no way represent the views of Channel 4'. Reports also circulated he had been fired after female crew members raised concerns regarding "inappropriate comments" he had made. He denied any knowledge of making such comments. Discussing what happened for him to lose his job, he told The James Smith podcast: 'Witch hunt? I never thought that existed until the latest shenanigans with SAS UK. 'Ultimately people can see through it and know I was pushed before I could jump.' Speaking about the BLM tweet, Ant also defended himself at the time, telling The Sun: 'If you have half a brain cell you will realise what I was talking about. 'It was the protesters fighting and violence and rioting in broad daylight. Everything I fought for abroad to stop happening on our shores.' Ant then left the UK to live in Dubai, heading off to Australia to do a foreign format of Who Dares Wins. He told The Sun his move to Dubai has given his kids a better life. He said: 'The children are safer in Dubai with what's going on in the UK at the moment with knife and gun crime and muggings. 'It's cleaner, the education is good, there's loads of opportunity here, so it was a no brainer.' The Sun revealed he has been forced to sell his family home after business debts worth £1.2 million left him facing bankruptcy. 6 Ant Middleton and wife Emilie Credit: Alamy

Fresh blow for sacked SAS star Ant Middleton as he's kicked OFF reality show after brother's ‘row with TikTok stars'
Fresh blow for sacked SAS star Ant Middleton as he's kicked OFF reality show after brother's ‘row with TikTok stars'

The Irish Sun

time29-04-2025

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  • The Irish Sun

Fresh blow for sacked SAS star Ant Middleton as he's kicked OFF reality show after brother's ‘row with TikTok stars'

ANT Middleton has been kicked off The Amazing Race Australia before the series has even aired after a row involving his brother Dan led to the pair being disqualified. The duo were sent home mid-production after Dan allegedly became involved in a heated off-camera argument. Advertisement 6 Ant Middleton has been sacked from another reality show after being axed from SAS: Who Dares Wins in 2021 Credit: Getty 6 He was due to appear with his brother Dan on The Amazing Race 6 Ant and Dan were seen in the show's promo snaps 6 Dan allegedly got into a row with TikTok twins Scott and Luke O'Halloran during filming Credit: Getty The incident reportedly unfolded during a rest day from filming, when It's believed fellow contestant and Australian reality TV star TV bosses responded by swiftly removing the Middleton brothers, with their footage now under review during post-production. Advertisement READ MORE ON ANT MIDDLETON It remains unclear how much, if any, of their participation will makie it into the final cut. In a statement, Network 10 said: "Network 10 takes the health, safety and well-being of all contestants seriously. "Following a breach of the production's code of conduct by one contestant, on a day off during production, a team from The Amazing Race Australia was disqualified and swiftly sent home." The show, featuring 13 celebrity teams competing for a $100,000 charity prize, is set to air on the channel later this year. Advertisement Most read in Reality Exclusive The Sun has contacted representatives for Ant for comment. Ant spent years fighting for his country during his military career in the Marines and the Paras. Ant Middleton BANNED as director of his own firm after £1m tax bill and SAS Who Dares Wins axing He was chief instructor on SAS: Who Dares Wins before he was saced after a series of blunders. One included a tweet about the Black Lives Matter movement. Advertisement There was a social media backlash in June 2020 after Ant posted a video of violence at anti-racism protests in London. He tweeted: 'The extreme left against the extreme right. "BLM and EDL are not welcome on our streets, absolute scum. "What a great example you are to your future generation. Bravo." Advertisement The same month, Channel 4 set out a "new and clear commitment" to being an anti-racist organisation and said Ant's tweet 'in no way represent the views of Channel 4'. Reports also circulated he had been fired after female crew members raised concerns regarding "inappropriate comments" he had made. He denied any knowledge of making such comments. Discussing what happened for him to lose his job, he told The James Smith podcast: 'Witch hunt? I never thought that existed until the latest shenanigans with SAS UK. Advertisement 'Ultimately people can see through it and know I was pushed before I could jump.' Speaking about the BLM tweet, Ant also defended himself at the time, telling The Sun: 'If you have half a brain cell you will realise what I was talking about. 'It was the protesters fighting and violence and rioting in broad daylight. Everything I fought for abroad to stop happening on our shores.' Ant then left the UK to live in Dubai, heading off to Australia to do a foreign format of Who Dares Wins. Advertisement He told The Sun his move to Dubai has given He said: 'The children are safer in Dubai with what's going on in the UK at the moment with knife and gun crime and muggings. 'It's cleaner, the education is good, there's loads of opportunity here, so it was a no brainer.' The Sun revealed Advertisement 6 Ant Middleton and wife Emilie Credit: Alamy 6 The star has shared glimpses of his home over the years

Fresh blow for sacked SAS star Ant Middleton as he's kicked OFF reality show after brother's ‘row with TikTok stars'
Fresh blow for sacked SAS star Ant Middleton as he's kicked OFF reality show after brother's ‘row with TikTok stars'

The Sun

time29-04-2025

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  • The Sun

Fresh blow for sacked SAS star Ant Middleton as he's kicked OFF reality show after brother's ‘row with TikTok stars'

ANT Middleton has been kicked off The Amazing Race Australia before the series has even aired after a row involving his brother Dan led to the pair being disqualified. The duo were sent home mid-production after Dan allegedly became involved in a heated off-camera argument. 6 6 6 6 The incident reportedly unfolded during a rest day from filming, when Dan is said to have shouted at social media stars and TikTok twins Luke and Scott O'Halloran. Ant, who was axed from SAS: Who Dares Wins in 2021, was not directly involved but both brothers were disqualified and removed from the show. It's believed fellow contestant and Australian reality TV star Brendan Fevola confronted Dan over the incident and told producers he and his daughter Leni would leave if action wasn't taken. TV bosses responded by swiftly removing the Middleton brothers, with their footage now under review during post-production. It remains unclear how much, if any, of their participation will makie it into the final cut. In a statement, Network 10 said: "Network 10 takes the health, safety and well-being of all contestants seriously. "Following a breach of the production's code of conduct by one contestant, on a day off during production, a team from The Amazing Race Australia was disqualified and swiftly sent home." The show, featuring 13 celebrity teams competing for a $100,000 charity prize, is set to air on the channel later this year. The Sun has contacted representatives for Ant for comment. Ant spent years fighting for his country during his military career in the Marines and the Paras. He was chief instructor on SAS: Who Dares Wins before he was saced after a series of blunders. One included a tweet about the Black Lives Matter movement. There was a social media backlash in June 2020 after Ant posted a video of violence at anti-racism protests in London. He tweeted: 'The extreme left against the extreme right. "BLM and EDL are not welcome on our streets, absolute scum. "What a great example you are to your future generation. Bravo." The same month, Channel 4 set out a "new and clear commitment" to being an anti-racist organisation and said Ant's tweet 'in no way represent the views of Channel 4'. Reports also circulated he had been fired after female crew members raised concerns regarding "inappropriate comments" he had made. He denied any knowledge of making such comments. Discussing what happened for him to lose his job, he told The James Smith podcast: 'Witch hunt? I never thought that existed until the latest shenanigans with SAS UK. 'Ultimately people can see through it and know I was pushed before I could jump.' Speaking about the BLM tweet, Ant also defended himself at the time, telling The Sun: 'If you have half a brain cell you will realise what I was talking about. 'It was the protesters fighting and violence and rioting in broad daylight. Everything I fought for abroad to stop happening on our shores.' Ant then left the UK to live in Dubai, heading off to Australia to do a foreign format of Who Dares Wins. He told The Sun his move to Dubai has given his kids a better life. He said: 'The children are safer in Dubai with what's going on in the UK at the moment with knife and gun crime and muggings. 'It's cleaner, the education is good, there's loads of opportunity here, so it was a no brainer.' The Sun revealed he has been forced to sell his family home after business debts worth £1.2 million left him facing bankruptcy. 6 6

Celebrity pair kicked off The Amazing Race Australia after heated off-camera clash with TikTok stars
Celebrity pair kicked off The Amazing Race Australia after heated off-camera clash with TikTok stars

Daily Mail​

time29-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mail​

Celebrity pair kicked off The Amazing Race Australia after heated off-camera clash with TikTok stars

Brendan Fevola has had Ant Middleton and his brother Dan disqualified from The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity Edition following an off-camera incident overseas. The drama unfolded during a day off from filming when Dan Middleton allegedly got into a heated argument with TikTok stars Luke and Scott O'Halloran. Dan reportedly yelled at the brothers and used inappropriate language late at night when most of the cast had already gone to bed. Ant Middleton, who is known for hosting SAS Australia, was not directly involved in the incident but was disqualified along with his brother. Fevola, who was competing on the show with his daughter Leni, is reportedly said to have confronted Dan over the behaviour. He then reportedly gave producers an ultimatum: remove the Middleton brothers or he and Leni would walk. The drama unfolded during a day off from filming when Dan Middleton allegedly got into a heated argument with TikTok stars Luke and Scott O'Halloran (pictured) Shortly after, Ant and Dan were sent home and cut from the series. In a statement, Network Ten confirmed that a team had been disqualified for breaching the show's code of conduct. 'Network 10 takes the health, safety and well-being of all contestants seriously,' a spokesperson said. 'Following a breach of the production's code of conduct by one contestant, on a day off during production, a team from The Amazing Race Australia was disqualified and swiftly sent home.' The incident has forced producers into damage control, with the show now in post-production. It is unclear how much footage of the Middletons will appear in the final edit. Fevola has become one of Australia's most popular reality stars, having previously won I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! in 2016. He is also a successful radio host on FOX FM in Melbourne. This season of The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity Edition features 13 teams competing for a $100,000 charity prize. Other contestants include Olympic swimmer Bronte Campbell, comedian Ed Kavalee and his wife Tiffiny Hall, and Australian Idol star Rob Mills. They will be joined by Indonesian princess Lindy Klim and her daughter Stella, comedian Steph Tisdell and actor siblings Stephen and Bernard Curry. The Amazing Race Celebrity: Australia will air on Channel 10 later this year.

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