Saira Khan leaves ‘a lifetime mark’ after appearing in SAS: Who Dare Wins

the old one cowardly women The presenter was joined by 11 other celebrities, including Keri Katona, Ulrika Jonsson, Kieron Dyer and Wes Nelson, in the third season of the show, which debuted on Channel 4 last night.

Speaking to Metro, Khan said: “I ended up with scars for life, physical scars, and it’s very difficult to deal with because I’m a really good fit person. Actually watching a show and what I did It was a real shock to experience him.

“For me, I think about the experience that partially kicked me, thinking, ‘Why did I have to go out there and do this to prove myself? Because I now said to myself some of those things. are for a lifetime.”

However, although she had left traces of her time on the show, she said that she has not changed her mind as to why she made the show.

He continued, “But at the same time, I wouldn’t have done it because that’s what I am and I needed to prove myself.”

“I am absolutely delighted to participate in SAS Celebrity: Who Dare to Win”, she told the publication.

“I had a life-changing experience on the show, for the better, and if I was asked to do it again, I would do it 100%.”

Earlier today, Khan insisted on Instagram that she was not suing the show, following reports that she had taken legal action for her injuries.

Posting on Instagram, Khan said, “There is no legal action between me or Mino Films which is making sas: who dares to win.

“I loved every minute of being a part of this show.

“I had the full support of everyone at Channel 4 and Minnow Films.”

In a statement to the Daily Mail, a spokesperson for SAS Celebrity: Who Dare to Win Production company Mino Films said: “Mino Films and Saira Khan are happy to resolve the issue raised.”

The final season sees celebrities head to the Scottish Hebrides and is set to feature one of the most grueling journeys ever.