Lord Alan Sugar reveals what he really thinks of this year’s Celebrity Apprentice Australia roster

The creepy rules-following CEO of Celebrity Apprentice.

And Lord Alan Sugar certainly didn’t interrupt during a performance on Monday’s Will & Woody Radio Show.

The 75-year-old British businessman reacted very candidly when asked whether he would offer the show hosts Will McMahon and Woody Whitelaw the $250,000 and partnership to one of this season’s stars, as he did in the version.

“No,” Sugar replied, making it clear that he wasn’t impressed with the cast.

When asked who he thought was the “least impressive” of the series, Sugar said they should have been the ones he fired.

Sugar Beck has so far sacked Zemek, Eloni Vunakece, Jodi Gordon, Gamble Breaux and Vince Colosimo.

Don’t underestimate words! When two presenters, Will McMahon and Woody Whitelaw, posed the question, the 75-year-old British businessman answered with an unequivocal ‘no’. Screened on ITV in 2019

His comments came after the remaining contestant Samantha Jade opened up. about the personal distress he endured when he appeared on the show.

The 35-year-old singer said she would return home tired and in tears the day after filming the Channel Nine reality show.

In a poignant confession, Samantha thanked her fiancé, former Sony Music executive Pat Handlin, for helping her through her tough times.

Boredom: Her comments came after surviving contestant Samantha Jade (pictured) spoke about the personal distress she endured when she appeared on the show.

Recently, Now for Love † “I have love for all the partners during the shoot,” she said, “because the days are so long and it turns into a bubble.”

Pat sat down and listened a million times as I talked about what was going on. [in the show]†

She said Pat reminded her that there was a world “beyond the show.”

The Banks couple’s dinners and walks with the Cavoodle also helped the winner of The X-Factor deal with the “madness” he found on the set of Celebrity Apprentice.

Difficult: The 35-year-old singer said she would return home tired and in tears a day after filming the Channel Nine reality show.

Rock in the surf: In a poignant confession, Samantha thanks her boyfriend Pat Handlin (right), former Sony Music director, for helping her through her tough times

“I think The X Factor is a little safer for me because singing is my comfort zone.”

Elsewhere in the interview, Samantha said she’s excited to represent the Celebrity Apprentice Cancer Council, which she describes as her dream charity.

Samantha has her own personal connection to the disease.

His mother, Jacqui Gibbs, died of cancer in 2014, and he said he was grateful that the program was working to raise money to fight the disease.

Hitmaker: Samantha, who won the X-Factor Australia song contest in 2012, recently told Now To Love, while Pat reminded her that there is a world “beyond the show.”