Dani Dyer – Recruit Number 4 – Team UK – Still competing
Channel 4Age: 29
Famous for: Winning Love Island and having a podcast with her dad Danny Dyer
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “I’m a massive fan of the show. I’ve always watched it and wondered if I could do it. I want to put myself to the test. I’m nuts, but I think I will be good at it. I’ll be completely out of my comfort zone. I just hope that I will be able to stop listening to the voices in my head and just get to the end because that would make me so proud. I think physically I’ve got this. Mentally is what I’ll struggle with as my brain attacks me all the bloody time. I just want to believe in myself a little bit more and stop being a negative Nancy.”
Gabby Dawn Allen – Recruit Number 5 – Team UK – Still competing
Channel 4Age: 33
Famous for: Winning Love Island All Stars and reality TV career
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “As a lot of people know me from being on Love Island, I think viewers are going to be really surprised when they see me on the course – I’m extremely determined and I don’t give up easily. Fitness is a huge part of my life with it being my job and working with hundreds of women daily helping them find joy in their health and wellness journey. I wanted to test my mental strength and challenge myself in a way I haven’t before and SAS certainly did that.
“I’ve watched previous series and knew this was a once in a lifetime experience, and an opportunity for me to showcase a side of me that people haven’t seen before. I might be small but I have guts, am strong and am extremely competitive – watch this space!”
Ben Cohen – Recruit Number 7 – Team UK – Still competing
Channel 4Age: 47
Famous for: Former England rugby player
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “I wanted to take part to rediscover parts of myself but also to be tested mentally. We live with ourselves every day, so I wanted to test myself mentally and physically to try something really tough that would challenge my strength. It’ll be a good lesson for me.
“Facing the Aussies is going be very interesting. They might want to get the record straight, after 22 years of hurt…”
Toby Olubi – Recruit Number 2 – Team UK – Culled in episode 5
Channel 4Age: 38
Famous for: Olympic bobsledder and sprinter
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “I wanted to come on this course to show different dynamics of manhood – that you can be vulnerable and still powerful. I also wanted to use this opportunity to test my mettle, to learn from the experience and to come home with something more to offer to others!”
Graeme Swann – Recruit Number 6 – Team UK – Medically withdrawn in episode 5
Channel 4Age: 46
Famous for: Former England cricketer
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “I wanted to take part in Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, mostly to step out of my comfort zone and see how hard I could push myself but also, I wanted my kids to see that even the hardest tasks can be achieved if you just keep putting one foot in front of the other.”
Our verdict: As a sportsman, with his competitive mentality, it’s likely Graeme will go far in the show.
Cole Anderson-James – Recruit Number 1 – Team UK – Quit in episode 4
Channel 4Age: 28
Famous for: Being a YouTuber
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “I really wanted to take part in Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins for a change, for a bit of fun and to experience new things.”
Jack Joseph – Recruit Number 3 – Team UK – Quit in episode 4
Channel 4Age: 25
Famous for: Being a content creator
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “I think this is probably going be the toughest week of my life. My dad was actually in the military, so he will not be happy if I make excuses or I moan or I don’t try a hundred percent. I didn’t think being in the military was ever an option for me – I am scared of everything – flying, confrontation, large crowds, claustrophobia, bugs, insects, spiders. I’m hoping that I can overcome those fears. I need a big challenge. If I manage to get through this, I think it would help a lot.”
Mack Horton – Recruit Number 14 – Team Australia – Still competing
Channel 4Age: 29
Famous for: Former Olympic swimmer
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “Leaving professional sport hasn’t meant losing that internal drive. I’ve been actively seeking challenges that force me to stretch, evolve and tap back into that competitive instinct.
“The SAS training challenge stood out because there are very few environments as physically and mentally demanding. Their ability to train for any scenario, any environment, fascinated me — and the appeal of walking into something where the unknown is part of the experience was impossible to ignore.”
Emily Seebohm – Recruit Number 10 – Team Australia – Still competing
Channel 4Age: 33
Famous for: Former Olympic Swimmer
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “After being an Olympian for so long and missing the challenge of what it takes to get to the top level, with a toddler, I realise that if I don’t do it now, I’ll never do it!”
Ryan Moloney – Recruit Number 12 – Team Australia – Quit in episode 5
Channel 4Age: 46
Famous for: Actor best known for playing Toadfish in Neighbours
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “I chose to join the Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins course because after everything that I’ve gone through I want to grab this and tear the balls off it. It’s a huge challenge and a once in a lifetime opportunity. I didn’t know what I wanted to get out of it but I knew if I gave it everything that I’d find out!”
Brad Hodge – Recruit Number 9 – Team Australia – Quit in episode 4
Channel 4Age: 50
Famous for: Former Australian cricketer
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “Taking part in Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins was important for me so I could challenge myself physically and mentally in a different elite world that I am not accustomed to.”
Axle Whitehead – Recruit Number 11 – Team Australia – Medically withdrawn in episode 4
Channel 4Age: 44
Famous for: TV host, singer and actor
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “Growing up and working on our family farm, often in harsh conditions, taught me real physical and mental resilience. Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins terrified me, but I wanted to see whether I had the mettle to carry me through the toughest test on TV.”
Natalie Bassingthwaighte – Recruit Number 13 – Team Australia – Quit in episode 3
Channel 4Age: 50
Famous for: Actor, singer and TV host
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “Turning 50 for me meant embracing new challenges. Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins was my opportunity to push my boundaries, test my limits, and prove that adventure truly knows no age!”
Jessika Power – Recruit Number 8 – Team Australia – Quit in episode 2
Channel 4Age: 33
Famous for: Starring in Married at First Sight Australia
What have they said about taking part in Celebrity SAS?: “I chose to do Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins because I wanted to show a side of myself the public rarely gets to see — the vulnerable, determined, resilient version of me. I’ve been through a lot in my personal life and this was a chance to confront those challenges head-on.
“I came into the experience hoping to learn more about who I am and wanting to walk out proud of myself, with a deeper sense of confidence, discipline and purpose. I want to prove to the public that I’m not a reality bitch.”
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