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Behind her glamorous smiles and tough-nut persona, lies the heartbreaking truth about Nadine Harkness.
When telly hard man Ant Middleton welcomes his new female recruits on the new series of SAS: Who Dares Wins by announcing, “Welcome to HELL”, the 34-year-old Scot replies: “I’ve already been there. Bring it on.”
As she looks wide-eyed at the camera, her hard exterior falls away to reveal a harrowing tale of torment at the hands of men which led her to sign up to what will undoubtedly be one of the most talked about shows of 2019.
She tells us: “I’ve gone through hell and I won’t ever stop fighting.
“I will always strive for a happy life.”
Viewers will follow Nadine’s story of strength over adversity in episode one of the new series.
This year the controversial
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It follows a landmark moment for the British Special Forces when the Ministry of Defence announced that SAS selection will be open to women for the first time this year. Ant was vocal about his opposition to the move, vowing to make no exceptions for women on the show. For the first time in TV history in a non-dramatised programme, a man is seen punching a woman in the face during the fighting challenge. When Nadine is seen struggling to breathe as she suffers extreme altitude sickness and is panting as she makes the torturous ascent, fellow instructor Billy laughs, be having a f you having
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