Ant Middleton has slammed SAS: Who Dares Wins once more after claiming sure celebrities haven’t signed as much as the collection out of ‘loyalty’ to him.
The previous marine, 42, left the gruelling Channel 4 present final March. On the time, the community stated that Ant wouldn't be making future collection of Who Dares Wins as a result of ‘private conduct’
A number of folks had additionally complained about which he dismissed as ‘oblique and simply army banter’.
Channel 4 stated in an announcement: ‘Ant Middleton won't be participating in future collection of SAS: Who Dares Wins.
‘Following numerous discussions Channel 4 and Minnow Movies have had with him in relation to his private conduct it has turn out to be clear that our views and values will not be aligned and we won't be working with him once more.’
Though the TV character at present fronts the Australian version of the programme, he branded the UK model ‘smooth.’
‘I don’t watch it,’ he stated.
‘A whole lot of celebrities ring me and inform me they’ve been requested to do the present however gained’t, partly out of loyalty to me and partly as a result of they are saying, “what would I get out of it? It’s gone smooth,’ he added to The Solar.
Ant has used his Particular Forces skillset to work in private safety, defending VIPs equivalent to authorities officers and celebrities.
However earlier than his exit from SAS: Who Dares Wins, he got here beneath fireplace for feedback in regards to the Black Lives Matter motion in opposition to police brutality, as far-right protesters clashed with demonstrators in London, Ant branded each teams ‘scum’ in a since-deleted tweet.
He stated: ‘The intense left in opposition to the acute proper. When did two wrongs make a proper. It was solely a matter of time. BLM and EDL will not be welcome on our streets, absolute scum.
‘What an amazing instance you're to your future technology. Bravo.’
Following his exit, Ant responded to the allegations that he made ‘lewd and suggestive remarks’ to girls on the set.
The Day by day Star stories him saying on a podcast not too long ago: ‘I can get as drunk as a skunk and that’s not in my nature, that’s not who I'm.
‘My household is aware of that and my spouse is aware of that. I’m extra of a boys’ boy – let’s f*** off the chicks and go and have a drink with the lads.’
He additionally insisted that he wasn’t a racist after dealing with extreme backlash.
‘Inside that tweet I discussed the BLM and EDL and the phrase “scum”, he stated.
‘At no level was I calling the BLM scum and evaluating the 2 organisations. I need to make that basically, actually clear.
‘The phrase scum was used to explain the folks within the video that have been violent, that have been inflicting terror on the streets of London and setting a nasty instance for our future generations.’
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