News about Ant Middleton

Merrick Watts has spoken about his 'brutal' split with his longtime comedy partner, Tim 'Rosso' Ross. 'Merrick and Rosso' were best known for their radio programs on Triple J, Nova, and Triple M, but the comedy duo shocked their listeners when they parted ways in 2009 after over a decade together.  'Rosso and I fractured, we split up at the end of 2009. It was brutal, it was tough. It's not really something I talk about a lot…but it was really devastating at the time,' he told SAS Australia host Ant Middleton on his podcast Head Game on Tuesday. 

Middleton, 43, was reported to have earned £4.5 million in 2021 before being dismissed from the Channel 4 reality show for his "personal conduct." Sway and Starting Ltd, the troubled business that had previously been called Middleton Global, disclosed that it had £1,199,773 in tax to HMRC and £3,318 to other creditors. Middleton took out £2.7 million as a director's loan before winding up the company, with the paperwork indicating that it was "uncertain" how much money would be paid back. This week, litigators trying to recover funds for creditors said they were in 'correspondence' with special forces hardman Middleton, 43, but that a "settlement has yet to be reached.'

Danny Clifford, a Manchester native, is no stranger to danger, but he lives his life in a different way. The daring 40 year old swapped out blazes for being in the middle of them and now works as a stuntman and actor in films around the world - his day to day life consists of setting himself on fire, carrying a loaded firearm, and leaping onto moving trains.

During Craig McLachlan's enthralling season premiere of SAS Australia on Monday, he admitted that it's impossible to trust women. The Doctor Blake actor, 58, burstled with host Ant Middleton about the toll that his indecent assault conviction took on his career. McLachlan was charged with seven counts of indecent assault and six counts of common law assault against four women who appeared alongside him in the Rocky Horror Show's stage production in 2019. He was cleared of all charges in 2020.

'Cocaine Cassie' Sainsbury, a criminal drug smuggler who was arrested, is willing to shed her criminal reputation,' she says. On Monday, the drug trafficker-turned-fitness influencer, 28, told the Daily Telegraph that she wanted to tell people who she really is before participating in the Seven reality competition SAS Australia: Buried Alive. "I wanted to demask what everyone thought of me really," the influencer said.

On Monday, the convicted drug smuggler 'Cocaine Cassie' Sainsbury unveiled her own Cameo profile. 28-year-old drug trafficker-turned-fitness influencer, Wanda, announced her on Instagram, posting a link with her 33.7k followers. Cameo is an online platform that allows users to buy personalized videos and messages from various celebrities, internet influencers, and television stars.

In a new trailer for Channel Seven's SAS Australia's forthcoming season, Craig McLachlan sheds tears. Buried Alive is a programme on television. In a desert camp in the Middle East, actor 58 is seen being interrogated by host Ant Middleton, 42, and pleads in vain with him. I was not guilty,' a drained McLachlan tells him.

Ant Middleton, the SAS Australia host, has said that the new iteration scheme is 'brutal.' It will be located in the Middle East, and although Ant will not tell where exactly it is located, he said it would be the hardest season yet. The competitive survival show, which is set to air on Channel Seven later this year, is known for its host of controversial figures.

Ant Middleton is embarking on a new career. The SAS Australia host is thrilled to have been accepted to appear in his first film, action-thriller Shelter. Rob Shaw, a Middleton actor, will travel to a remote location to rescue his ex-wife.

On Monday night, Million Dollar Island appeared on Channel Seven. Many viewers watching at home were unimpressed by what they saw, with some comparing the reality show to Survivor's similar style. Million Dollar Island, which was developed by the team behind Wife Swap and Big Brother, is a survival game on a remote island.

After his company went bust in the United Kingdom and was fired from Channel Four's SAS: Who Dares Wins, Ant Middleton will re-invent his career in Australia. Despite numerous scandals surrounding the UK press, Channel Seven supported the reality TV star, 42, by recruiting him to host Million Dollar Island and SAS Australia. Middleton has had financial difficulties since being compelled to liquidate his company, according to the Daily Telegraph on Saturday.

Ant Middleton's business has gone bankrupt, and the prime minister has reportedly owes £1.2 million in taxes. In 2021, the former SAS: Who Dares Wins actor, 42, is said to have earned £4.5 million, but that was before being barred from the Channel 4 reality show due to his "personal conduct."

I'm sure I don't belong here by David Harewood. I am interested in learning more about David's time as a black British man. I adore and admire his honesty, especially in the brave and detailed accounts of his mental breakdown and the harm caused by racism. It's an important and enthralling book, and I'm looking forward to finishing it and learning how he recovered his fitness and endurance. Pictured: Ant Middleton

A slew of exciting new shows is coming to screens next year from Channel Seven. Big Brother: House of Love Everyone will see a fresh, romantic spin on the classic reality show's classic format. The latest Channel 7 and 7plus series, which has been described as 'addictive and fun-filled,' will feature a house full of singles, with Big Brother playing the mischievous cupid.'

Ant Middleton has weighed in on SAS' Who Dares Wins, who claims that the game has been'soft' since he left. Rudy Reyes, the former chief instructor, who had previously described some of Ant's remarks as "misogynistic," was barred from his role on the Channel 4 series last year. Many celebrities now refuse to participate in SAS out of a'loyalty' to him, according to Ant, who appeared to The Sun.

The hero pallbearers who carried the Queen's coffin at her state funeral are returning to the Middle East to combat ISIS militants. The eight soldiers from the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards were flown from Iraq to attend the funeral on Monday. They were lauded for their work on Her Majesty's final and tragic journey, while billions of people around the world followed their excitement as they celebrated their deep admiration for 'Queen and Country'. Nevertheless, the band of brothers will fly back to an airbase in northern Iraq used to combat ISIS militants in Syria this week.

Such was David Sanderson's dedication to his solemn service that he did not have to breathe a single word that he had been chosen as a pallbearer to his parents or younger brother. Rather, they learned of his participation only after photographs of the funeral rehearsals were published by MailOnline. Carolyn (pictured): When she learned her 19-year-old son had been chosen for such a "enormous role," she expressed pride. "I'm beyond proud," she said. It's just been amazing. I can't believe it happened.'

XXIX: MailOnline has announced today that the eight pallbearers who heroically carried the Queen's 500lb lead-lined coffin included an 'underdog' whose "sole aim," was to support Elizabeth II, a bodybuilder bearer, a surf-mad warrior, and the Sandhurst instructor who supervised them. The soldiers have been praised for their excellence in executing Her Majesty's last and sad journey, while billions of people are around the world. Their families have expressed their deep admiration for the work they did for 'Queen and the country.' On Monday night, the King and his close relatives gathered Her Majesty in the royal tomb, but their most important function was carried out in secrecy, when they laid Her Majesty to rest with her husband, father, and mother in sister.

Despite calls for the hand-picked pallbearers to win the awards, the eight Grenadier Guards who bore the Queen's coffin could be awarded certificates rather than being made Members of the Order of the British Empire (MBEs). Military leaders, politicians, and celebrities have all pleaded for the Queen's faultless pallbearers to be MBEs. Throughout the services, the Grenadier Guards who carried the Queen's coffin into Westminster Abbey and St George's Chapel displayed incredible composure. On Monday, the pallbearers were seen doing their solemn service; then, from top left, and Morpeth's David Sanderson.

The eight men were handpicked from the regiment's Queen's Company's Company, and included a teenager and a former reservist. They were led by a ninth soldier, Company Sergeant Major Dean Jones, a married father-of-one, with another guard at the back of the coffin. Former Army Lord Dannatt, MPs Dan Jarvis, Tobias Ellwood, and SAS: Who Dares Wins Actor Ant Middleton said the soldiers should be made Members of the British Empire last night (MBEs). There is a precedent for such an award, as the Grenadiers, who were responsible for carrying Sir Winston Churchill's coffin in 1965, received the British Empire Medal (BEM).

Wayne Carey's meteoric media career may have come to an end, despite community outrage over his 'white powder fiasco.' Carey became the butt of jokes within Australia's AFL community on Tuesday, with calls for media companies to ban the disgraced actor once and for all. During his playing days, Melbourne talk radio king Neil Mitchell screamed out at Carey on his 3AW morning show, opening the switchboard to Melburnians for their feedback on the man dubbed 'King' during his playing career.

In the newest series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins in the deserts of Jordan, they pushed themselves to their limits. On Sunday, Jennifer Ellison and Ferne McCann returned to more familiar surroundings as they returned to the nines for the show's glamorous London premiere. Jennifer, 39, a former Brookside actress, flocked to her stunning three stone weight loss in a chic black co-ord.

Calum Best was within two seconds of dying while filming SAS: Who Dares Wins, after Ferne McCann assisted with a stunt that went wrong. During the new Channel 4 series, the reality stars had to fight backwards from a cliff in the Jordanian desert. Ferne, a former TOWIE actor, was paired up with Calum and had to pull on a cord retaining his weight as he safely collapsed to safety, but it soon went horribly wrong.

Following a courageous struggle with acute myeloid leukaemia, he sadly lost his daughter on April 24, 2021, when she was just eight months old. Ashley Cain has admitted that his 'pain is my power' as she explained how he connects the most to his daughter when he's 'hurting,' admitting she's cried every day since her tragic death. Ashely, 31, described how Azaylia's death fueled him on during his arduous fundraising challenges during his appearance on Wednesday's Good Morning Britain.