Pete Wicks reduced to tears after being forced to fight Jennifer Ellison in Celebrity SAS

TOWIE'S Ella Rae Wise and Pete Wicks looked cosy as they enjoyed a date at a local Essex vineyard. The stars were seen spending some romantic time together after Pete arranged the stunning countryside setting last week. The pair were shooting upcoming scenes for the ITVBe Show as they appeared to share flirty exchanges with one another while dining alfresco style.

Celebrity SAS star Jennifer Ellison has shared the terrifying moment her house was shot at by a man wielding an AK-47. The former Brookside actress, 39, recalled her ordeal on the popular show as she was confined with the instructors about some of the traumatic events that have happened in her life. She first spoke about a “volatile” relationship she was in with someone she felt was “connected” to a “gangland world”.

Pete Wicks says he is angry at himself and left with "more than just a bitter taste" in his mouth after his early exit from Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.The 33 year old The Only Way Is Essex star was forced to leave the Channel 4 show after knocking himself unconscious and breaking his ribs during a challenge on Sunday 11 September night's episode. He was seen floating face down in the sea after jumping from a helicopter in the shocking scenes, which resulted in him being medically withdrawn due to injury. Pete has broken his silence about his forced departure, admitting he was "absolutely gutted" to leave under those circumstances.

Pete Wicks said he was “truly gutted” to be medically withdrawn from Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins after he knocked himself unconscious and broke his ribs during a challenge. The Only Way Is Essex star was seen floating face down in the sea in the shocking scene which aired on Sunday, after jumping from a helicopter with reality star Ashley Cain in a helo-cast task. Rescue swimmers raced to help the 33-year-old, flipping him over in the water as the concerned recruits were heard saying from the shoreline: “Someone’s struggling.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins returned to Channel 4 on Sunday night (September 11) for its second episode. On what is considered one of the toughest shows on TV, 14 celebrities are put through their paces in a series of military-style challenges.

became the second recruit to leave the latest edition of the Channel 4 series, following Love Island’s Amber Gill, and medically withdrew shortly after being seen floating face down in the sea. In shocking scenes that aired on Sunday night, disaster struck not long after Pete jumped from a helicopter with reality star Ashley Cain in a helo-cast task. Rescue swimmers raced to help the 33-year-old and quickly flipped him over in the water as the concerned recruits were heard saying from the shoreline: ‘Someone’s struggling.

Pete Wicks has opened up about having to drop out of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, saying he was "truly gutted" to have to leave the show early. The TOWIE favourite, 33, had to be medically withdrawn from the brutal Channel 4 show after he knocked himself unconscious and broke his ribs during a challenge.

Pete Wicks said he was “truly gutted” to be medically withdrawn from Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins after he knocked himself unconscious and broke his ribs during a challenge.The Only Way Is Essex star was seen floating face down in the sea in the shocking scene which aired on Sunday, after jumping from a helicopter with reality star Ashley Cain in a helo-cast task. Rescue swimmers raced to help the 33-year-old, flipping him over in the water as the concerned recruits were heard saying from the shoreline: “Someone’s struggling.” After swimming to shore, Wicks told a medic: “I winded myself and passed out, all my ribs are quite painful and my head is banging.” He later said: “I had no worries about that challenge, which is the weirdest thing. My strongest thing is probably swimming.

Jennifer Ellison proudly showed off her three stone weight loss at the Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins launch party on Sunday. The former Brookside actress, 39, who was forced to fight The Only Way is Essex star Pete Wicks in last night's opening episode, could be seen displaying her three stone weight loss as she showed up to a party to launch the Channel 4 show. She cut a chic figure in a black co-ord, which featured a cropped blazer with ties fastened around her tummy.

Ferne McCann has shared unseen behind-the-scenes snaps from her time filming Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins in Jordan.The ex TOWIE favourite, 32, took to Instagram to share photos taken with "pocket rocket" EastEnders actress Maisie Smith and other celebrity contestants on the new Channel 4 series. It sees a line-up of 14 reality and soap personalities and sportspeople pushed to their physical limits as they attempt gruelling challenges.TOWIE star Pete Wicks, Love Island winner Amber Gill, former footballer turned reality star Ashley Cain, dancer brothers AJ and Curtis Pritchard are among the other names taking part.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins star Pete Wicks left fans in tears on Sunday night as he made an emotional confession.The hit Channel 4 series returned to television on Sunday night with 14 new celebrities faced with a brutal selection course run by the elite team of ex-special forces operators. During the show, the team - Chief Instructor, Rudy Reyes and his team of Directing Staff (DS), Foxy (Jason Fox), Billy (Mark Billingham) and Remi Adeleke - decided to learn more about Pete, 33. At first, the team grilled Pete about being a "ladies man" as they asked if it was his "nightmare" having to open up as the reality star admitted: "I don't like talking about me..." He added: "I've spent most of my life single.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is back and welcomes 14 new celebrities into the fold as they are tested to their limits. The group this year includes Love Island winner Amber Gill , soap actress Maisie Smith and Ex on the Beach star Ashley Cain putting themselves through their paces on the Channel 4 show.The group will leave behind their comfortable homes and glamorous lifestyles for the Jordanian desert in what has been described as one of the “harshest training environments on the planet”.