Channel 4's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins has crowned its first ever all-female line-up of winners, with Love Island stars Dani Dyer and Gabby Allen, and former Olympic swimmer Emily Seebohm passing the gruelling final phase. The three women were the last standing after a tense finale that saw fellow recruits Ben Cohen and Mack Horton tap out during the interrogation stage.
The final challenge involved sleep deprivation, intense questioning and stress positions, pushing the celebrities to their limits. Chief instructor Billy Billingham praised the trio, saying: 'Just because you stand on the finish line doesn’t mean you’ve passed this course... It’s a rare moment to say — congratulations to all three of you. You’ve passed this course.'
Dani Dyer, 29, described the experience as 'horrendous' but said passing was 'the best feeling in the world'. Gabby Allen, 33, celebrated the all-female win, stating: 'My whole brand is about empowering women... Men are strong, but women show time and time again that we can do just as much.' Emily Seebohm, 33, admitted she initially thought they had been singled out as weak, but felt immense pride in their achievement.
The series began with 14 celebrities, who faced challenges including a simulated helicopter crash, surviving a war zone and a desert trek. The final three were the first all-female group to complete the course in the show's history.
