Love Island stars Dani Dyer and Gabby Allen, alongside former Olympic swimmer Emily Seebohm, have become the first all-female line-up to pass the Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins course. The trio were the only recruits left standing at the end of Monday night's tense finale on Channel 4.
The final phase saw the remaining five celebrities—Dani, Gabby, Emily, rugby star Ben Cohen, and swimmer Mack Horton—subjected to a brutal interrogation, sleep deprivation, and intense psychological pressure. Both Ben and Mack tapped out, leaving the three women to face the directing staff alone.
Chief instructor Billy Billingham congratulated the women, saying: 'It's a rare moment to say — congratulations to all three of you. You've passed this course.' Dani, 29, described the experience as 'horrendous' but said passing was 'the best feeling in the world'.
Gabby, 33, celebrated the achievement, stating: 'I can't believe that out of fourteen people, it's us. Well, I can — because we're boss b***hes.' She added that standing with two women at the end 'meant everything' and highlighted the bond they formed.
Emily, 33, admitted she initially thought they had been picked out as the weak ones when only the women remained, but said she was 'proud of the girls' for lifting each other up. The series began with 14 celebrities from both sides of the world.
