Tara Reid admits she isn’t physically ‘ready’ for ‘Special Forces’ and criticizes ‘bullies’ who make fun of her appearance

Tara Reid47 years old, he could have said goodbye Special forces For now, but she is open to preparing as best as possible for the future season! Following the American foot Following the star’s exit from the reality competition, he sat down with Extra on October 26 and revealed why she “had” to leave the show. “No, they hired me three days before the show… So I wasn’t physically prepared for it,” she explained. “The backpack was too heavy for me. “I didn’t have the opportunity… It didn’t work out very well.”

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The 47-year-old explained that there was another contestant who was much older than her. “They had a 300-pound football player and I was carrying a backpack the same size,” Tara explained. Despite this, she explained that she would be interested in returning to the series if she could prepare beforehand. “I would do it again if I could start training now!” the blonde beauty joked.

At the beginning of the interview, Tara explained what experience she gained from appearing Special forces. “I wanted to be on the show because I wanted to challenge myself and try to do something I never thought I could do,” she said. Tara added that it was an “emotional” experience. “It’s not just a physical thing… it removes a lot of the darkness that you’ve been struggling with… I’ve removed a lot of it,” she shared.

Additionally, the star opened up about the harassment she’s experienced in her life in the spotlight. “I would definitely say I’ve been through a lot of bullying in my life,” Tara continued. “It’s usually because of my body… that I’m too skinny.” When the reporter asked her if her comments were about her looking “too thin,” she quickly shut down the speculation. “This has been going on for years, but there is no eating disorder… As always, it’s not a problem for me,” Tara said.

Tara then attributed her looks to aging when the reporter told her he thought she looked “too thin” for him. “Maybe because I’m getting old and becoming frail. “That’s what happens to old ladies,” she laughs. Just a day earlier, she Tara had denied eating disorder rumors during an interview with Los Angeles Inquisitor magazine. “I don’t have anorexia and never have,” she told the magazine. “And I definitely don’t have bulimia. I’m afraid of throwing up, so that won’t happen. And I love food very much.

She doubled down and criticized those who continue to ask her about the rumors. “So anyone who says I’m anorexic or bulimic is wrong,” Tara said. “Then stop. Leave me alone. Make me angry again about something else, but not about these two things. Not good.” She was one of the first to leave. Special forces and competed together Tom Sandoval, Brian Austin Green, Blac ChinaAND Jamie Lynn Spears.

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