Katie Price forced to quit Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins after boobs become ‘inflamed’
ANT Middleton looked determined to break Katie Price in Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.
The hard-as-nails instructor singled her out for harsh treatment and she was seen quitting the Channel 4 show in tonight’s episode.
But Katie claims her exit was on medical grounds — contrary to what viewers saw.
In a typical beasting, she had to hold a rock over her head for ten minutes.
Katie said she “didn’t have the strength to keep holding” it, told Ant and his angry sidekicks she’d had enough then walked.
Asked why, she revealed: “I pulled something in training.
“My breast reduction became inflamed. It was out of my control. I was gutted. I had to leave because of the pain I was in.
"I’ll never take my creature comforts for granted again. I left with new life goals. I left the old Katie up there. She’s not coming back.”
I’ve been to Katie’s house and the SAS dorm isn’t so different — just with more animals and fewer celebs.
I’m surprised she didn’t stick at it longer.
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PAUL Hollywood embarrassed himself and got told off after using his chopsticks inappropriately in his new programme Paul Hollywood Eats Japan.
The famously picky Bake Off judge made several faux pas in the Channel 4 show, the opening episode of which airs at 9pm tonight.
His indiscretions included pointing and stabbing his food with the utensils.
Fairy nice, Shirl
SHIRLEY Ballas hasn’t let lockdown get her down.
The Strictly judge strutted her stuff in a bright bikini while serenaded by boyfriend Daniel Taylor.
The vid, posted on Instagram, showed she has lost none of her ballroom magic, which is why Shirley will star as the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella come panto season.
Looks like isolation is working wonders for Shirley and her beau.
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Moff off as tribe returns
WHETHER you loved it or hated it, there’s no denying The British Tribe Next Door was one of last year’s most talked-about shows.
Now the Channel 4 experiment, in which a slice of typical British life was dropped into the middle of rural Africa, is returning.
But the sequel won’t feature last year’s star Scarlett Moffatt and her family, who were relocated to a replica of their County Durham home in a Namibian village.
A telly insider said: “The programme inspired debate among viewers about whether it was patronising and exploitative or an interesting test of what happens when different cultures combine.
“So producers were keen to repeat it. But with Scarlett ruling herself out, they are looking for another celebrity family who could take part.”
The same production team behind the show have received the green light to start preparing to do it all over again later this year. That’s so long as we are not still in lockdown, of course.
Dynamo is magic
DYNAMO’S latest three-part special has become Sky’s biggest entertainment launch of the past decade.
Dynamo: Beyond Belief follows the Bradford-born magician as he travels the globe dazzling international crowds with his illusions and conjuring skills.
Its first episode, which debuted over the Easter weekend, amassed a seven-day audience of 1.8million and was showered with praise.
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PRODUCER Jeff Pope got inspiration for his new ITV drama Isolation Stories after his family fell ill with Covid-19.
He told the Radio Times: “It got me thinking about these vivid incidents that have happened to people during isolation.”
Time for Holmes truths
LOTS of television folk have a get a few “physical enhancements” done to help them along the way.
But Eamonn Holmes doesn’t seem the most obvious candidate to join their ranks.
The host of ITV’s This Morning has been getting his teeth whitened . . . along with some other mystery procedures.
The veteran presenter made the confession during BBC2’s I’ll Get This, which airs tomorrow night – featuring fellow famous faces Stacey Solomon, Phil Wang, Joe Sugg and Alice Levine.
Eamonn said: “It’s not so much funny as sort of pathetic, really.
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“In this business and the pressure . . . I know you’re looking at me and thinking, ‘How does he look so well for his age?’.
"Certain orifices have to be dealt with. It’s smoke and mirrors.”
In the course of a normal life, nobody should be forced to think about Eamonn’s orifices.
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