‘They’re dropping like flies’: Bachelor in Paradise star and ex-Army rifleman Ciarran Stott taunts celebrity quitters on SAS Australia
Bachelor in Paradise star Ciarran Stott has lashed out at the cast of SAS Australia for ‘dropping like flies’ and not seeing the military-style series to the end.
The 25-year-old, who was a rifleman in the Army before appearing on The Bachelorette last year, taunted the celebrity quitters on Instagram on Wednesday.
‘OK, I just watched some of this and it’s a great show!’ he began.
‘Come on people’: Bachelor in Paradise star Ciarran Stott has lashed out at the cast of SAS Australia for ‘dropping like flies’ and not seeing the military-style series to the end
‘But come on people. Stop dropping like flies.’
Since its premiere on October 19, seven of the 17 celebrities on SAS Australia have voluntarily withdrawn from the show.
Ex-Bachelorette Ali Oetjen, 33, was the latest star to exit after refusing to jump out of a helicopter into freezing water on Tuesday’s episode.
Having his say: ‘OK, I just watched some of this and it’s a great show!’ Ciarran wrote on Instagram Stories. ‘But come on people. Stop dropping like flies’
Seven down: Since its premiere on October 19, seven of the 17 celebrities on SAS Australia have voluntarily withdrawn from the show. Ex-Bachelorette Ali Oetjen (pictured) was the latest star to exit after refusing to jump out of a helicopter into freezing water on Tuesday’s episode
Done: Her departure came after Love Island’s Eden Dally (left) and swimmer Shayna Jack (right) both left on Monday’s show
Her departure came after Love Island’s Eden Dally, 29, and swimmer Shayna Jack, 21, both left on Monday’s show.
Despite him being ex-military, one of Ciarran’s Instagram followers said he likely wouldn’t make it past the first episode of SAS Australia.
The self-effacing reality star didn’t disagree, and even made a poll asking his fans whether they rated his chances of success.
Ouch! Despite him being ex-military, one of Ciarran’s Instagram followers said he likely wouldn’t make it past the first episode of SAS Australia
Sixty-four per cent of voters said the Englishman wouldn’t last on the show, but 36 per cent believed he would.
It comes after Ciarran confirmed he was still single.
‘Everyone is asking!’ he said during a recent Q&A on Instagram. ‘I don’t have girlfriend and yes I am single!’
Dividing opinion: The self-effacing reality star didn’t disagree, and even made a poll asking his fans whether they rated his chances of success. Sixty-four per cent of voters said the Englishman wouldn’t last on the show, but 36 per cent believed he would