Huge TOWIE star is ‘ready to be pushed to her limit’ as she signs up to next series of Celeb SAS: Who Dares Wins
AMY Childs has signed up for the next series of Celeb SAS: Who Dares Wins.
The former TOWIE star, 35, will appear on the next series of the gruelling Channel 4 show which is expected to air next year.
A source said: “Amy is ready to be pushed to her limit on the show.
“She wants to prove to herself and her children that she has what it takes.
“Amy has also been working hard with her personal trainer to be physically ready to take on the challenge.”
Earlier this month Amy tied the knot with her long-term boyfriend Billy Delbosq at Marylebone Town Hall in London.
Meanwhile Amy has also faced cruel backlash from trolls online over her drastic weight loss.
She also faced further turmoil last year when her mum Julie was rushed to hospital following a heart attack last year.
Speaking to OK! Magazine, she said: “People don’t know what is going on behind closed doors.
“I’m going through so much at the minute that the weight has fallen off me. I worry about my mum constantly.
“She’s very emotional – she thinks she’s going to have another heart attack.”
The Sun has also revealed that Married At First Sight star Ella Morgan will compete on the military challenge show.
It will be the first time that a famous trans person has competed on Channel 4’s military challenge show, which films its ninth series this summer.
Meanwhile Freddy Brazier is also in talks to compete on the show – following in the footsteps of his dad Jeff Brazier, who starred on the show in 2019.
Former Special Forces big dogs Billy Billingham, Jason Fox, Rudy Reyes, and Chris Oliver will all be on hand to push the stars to their limit.
Series eight, which went out in January, was given a Team UK v Team Australia theme and produced in conjunction with Aussie broadcaster Channel 7.
Seven stars from each country were pitted against each other to find out which of them were capable of completing the course.
Former Love Islanders Dani Dyer and Gabby Allen as well as retired Australian swimmer Emily Seebohm were crowned the winners.