Ant Middleton

SAS: Who Dares Wins (Channel 4) has made a celebrity out of Ant Middleton, a former Royal Marine and the Gordon Ramsay / Alan Sugar of mud-based reality television. He shouts, he swears, he says things such as “I’ll give you some brutal honesty… you need to toughen up”, which makes him sound like my old driving instructor.

Ant Middleton has said the "woke patrol" had taken over SAS: Who Dares Wins, leading him to exit the series. On Tuesday, Channel 4 said it would not work with him again due to his "personal conduct". It did not go into further detail, but there was speculation it was...

Channel 4 has said it will not work with Ant Middleton again due to his "personal conduct". Last year, the SAS: Who Dares Wins star faced criticism over comments about the Black Lives Matter protests and coronavirus. In a statement, the channel said: "It has become clear that our views...

Channel 4 have cut all ties with Ant Middleton from SAS: Who Dares Wins, saying they won't work with him again due to his "personal conduct". The former soldier-turned-TV-personality has been the frontman of the show, which sees celebrities and contestants alike take part in Special Air Service style challenges, since 2015. A spokesperson for the channel released a statement explaining:

Ant Middleton has told Good Morning Britain (GMB) that he had already decided to leave SAS: Who Dares Wins before Channel 4 announced he had been axed. The former British Special Forces soldier and Royal Marine hit out at Channel 4 after the broadcaster said it will not work with him again because “our views and values are not aligned”.

Channel 4 will not work with Ant Middleton again following discussions with the SAS: Who Dares Wins star over his “personal conduct”, a spokeswoman for the broadcaster has said. Last year, the former soldier faced a backlash over comments he made about the Black Lives Matter protests and coronavirus. The...

Channel 4 has announced that it has severed professional ties with SAS: Who Dares Wins' chief instructor Ant Middleton ahead of any future series. The broadcaster revealed today (March 1) that the former soldier and celebrity hardman, who launched the military training-based reality show in 2015, "will not be taking part" in anything it puts out going forward.

Ant Middleton appeared on the Sky One programme Ant Middleton & Rebel Wilson: Straight Talking on Thursday (January 14th) but was he in prison?. Ant Middleton’s best-known stint may be on SAS: Who Dares Wins but last night (January 14th) he had a one-to-one conversation with Australian actress Rebel Wilson. Many questions about Ant have been raised. In particular, one major thing about his past has arisen.

Following his bromantic journey through Namibia with former One Direction member Liam Payne in 2019, SBS man Middleton continues his chatshow-cum-endurance format with the Pitch Perfect star Rebel Wilson. The pair touch down in Mexico for some buggy driving and deep-sea diving while taking in the sights. Middleton then puts his interrogation techniques to good use, talking to Wilson about her recent weight loss and her experiences of fame. Ammar Kalia.