‘Special Forces’ winners Hannah Brown and Carli Lloyd are ‘proud’ to be the latest ‘Power Women’ (exclusive)

When the time came, hanna brown AND charles lloyd they have shown that they have what it takes to pass the tough selection of the Special Forces. The fierce contestants braved the brutal interrogation process and survived. danny loving it AND Dwight Howard. hollywood life spoke EXCLUSIVELY with Special forces – the toughest test in the world winners Hannah and Carli on their reactions to reaching the final.

“It was such a grueling last day of all the interrogation and torture,” Hannah said. “I’m saying torture, but it really felt like that. I was really surprised that it was all over and that we got over it. I was also very proud. This was something that was so out of my element, and I just went ahead and did my best. Being able to achieve this was something that stood out to me. I was really honored to be there with Carli as well.

Carli added: “The last 24 hours have been absolute torture. I don’t even know where I went but I went to a deep dark place and just tried to think happy thoughts knowing I was almost at the finish line. But I kept telling myself that I didn’t want to give up. That was my main goal. I couldn’t give up. Whatever he had to do to get through this, he would. It was extremely rewarding and I felt incredibly proud and pushed my limits to a mental capacity that I really didn’t know I had in me. I think it was pretty difficult for Hannah and I to come out victorious and survive.”

The bachelor former student and Olympic soccer star was subjected to military-grade interrogation. They faced expert interrogators who were scolded, subjected to terrifying sounds, and placed in stressful positions without sleep.

“The interrogation was obviously very unpleasant. It’s never fun when people are screaming in your face and trying to get inside your head,” admitted Hannah. “I’m curious to see what Carli says, but for me it was really having to endure hearing really awful sounds and being in positions stressful and not being able to sleep. It was very hard for me. That was probably the only time I thought, okay, I don’t know how much longer I can do this. But, like Carly said, I couldn’t give up. She couldn’t be the one to give up. That’s been my mindset the whole time. They’re going to have to kick me out. I’ll continue. But those 9, 10, I don’t know how many hours where I was so uncomfortable and just hearing these awful sounds was really, really hard for me to move on.

For Carli, the stressful positions have been “very difficult” for her since her knee injury. “I didn’t really have good flexibility and my knee was still very swollen. It was challenging. You don’t know how you will react in these situations,” she said.

Hannah, Carli, Danny and Dwight had to memorize a cover story in advance and try not to blow their cover by the interrogation specialists, who did their best to decipher the recruits. “It was definitely a deep dive into a real-life interrogation situation,” Carli noted. “I would say I probably never want to go through that. This was probably my least favorite thing.

for all Special forces trip, the recruits were incredibly supportive of each other. They encouraged each other and helped where they could. While Hannah and Carli were victorious, their fellow final recruits were not. Danny recanted under questioning and Dwight was removed.

“I was surprised. I was really surprised,” Hannah said of Danny and Dwight’s absence at the end. “She really wanted us all to be there in the end and she really believed we all could. an end. I think it’s great for other young women to see two strong women being the last ones to survive this crazy ordeal. We’ve all gotten really close and cheered each other up along the way because we’re all going through these really tough times and you guys really come together, so I was surprised. We also don’t know what caused them to break up. We are still somewhat in the dark as to what exactly happened. But like I said, I was very honoured. which in the end was me and Carli.

Carl said hollywood life that the last 4 recruits “meant, all right, let’s do it. We cross the finish line and finish this one. I don’t even know what happened to Danny and Dwight. Danny passed all the tests. He was an absolute beast and a great leader, a great person. I was really mad for him at the end, and I think for Dwight too. I think Dwight took a turn, and the DS gave him a bit of a tough form of love, so he really changed his attitude about him a little bit and bought it. It’s not going to happen either.”

In the end, the Olympian is “very proud of showing the world how powerful women can be. I think Hannah and I leaned on each other to get over the me, which was special.

During the 10 days of competition in the Special forces – the toughest test in the world, Hannah and Carli have certainly not lived a life of luxury. Once they completed the final task and left base camp, they both had one thing in mind: a hot shower.

“The first thing I did when I finished was take a shower. I was so ready to shower and shave my legs,” Hannah said. hollywood life. Carli added: “I went to a hotel in the city. My flight was the next morning, so when I arrived at the hotel, the first thing I was looking forward to was taking a shower. I had no brush. We didn’t all have toothbrushes. The amount of sand that stuck to my hair was like nothing I’d ever seen before. The shower floor was absolutely covered. I had to go through it probably 5 times. I think the following week I was still finding some sand in my hair.

Neither Hannah nor Carli went straight home after completing Special forces – the toughest test in the world. Hannah went on vacation to Europe. “I think that also helped me stick through the full 10 days because this was getting close,” Hannah revealed. “It was nice because I was able to relax. I think it’s very difficult when you get these amazing feelings of winning, and then it happens, I think it’s very difficult. So that gave me something to look forward to and a new adventure.”

Carli flew straight to London from Jordan to attend a charity football match. “My husband sent me there,” she said. “I got to see him and spent about 4 or 5 days in London and actually played football for the next 5 days.”

He continued: “It was an interesting 24 hours leaving all the mood and atmosphere and kind of processing. I found myself on the road to London crying a little and feeling emotional because I feel like I didn’t really get emotional on the show. But I just couldn’t believe the experience that I had, I lived and I went through with it. This has always been my goal. But you never know when you’ll get there. It was an experience”.

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