The Apprentice star Shama Amin quits show due to painful health condition
19.01.2022 - 00:43
/ ok.co.uk
The Apprentice hopeful Shama Amin has decided to leave the competition because of health concerns. The 41 year old suffers with rheumatoid arthritis — a painful condition that causes swelling and stiffness in the joints from the immune system attacking cells in these areas.
Shama has found it difficult as a result to meet the physical demands of the show and let Lord Alan Sugar know of her decision to quit after careful consideration and clear disappointment. In scenes that will air in this week's episode, Shama tells the businessman: “I would just like to say something, Lord Sugar if that’s OK.
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She continues: “Because of medical reasons, due to this process being so physically demanding, despite the efforts the whole team has made to support me, I’ve had to make a difficult decision to leave the process.” Lord Sugar shares the candidate’s disappointment at exiting the show in his response, saying: “Well Shama, I’m really sad to hear that. I wish you and your family all the best for the future.” Rheumatoid arthritis often develops in someone's teen years or twenties and is more common in women compared to men.The condition is suggested to be genetically passed on and can be generated by the most minor infection.
Before appearing on The Apprentice, Bradford-born Shama’s time was fully occupied with managing a children’s day nursery as well as looking after her own five children at home. Introducing herself on the BBC show, she told viewers she is outspoken, loyal and a determined worker, ready to prove that she
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