‘Special Forces’ Season 2 Winners Tyler Cameron and Nick Viall Admit Bachelor Nation ‘Prepared Us’ for the Show

Special Forces: the toughest test in the world concluded its second season with an emotional finale episode on November 27. The last remaining famous recruits were Tyler Cameron, Nick ViallAND Erin Jackson. Hollywood life She spoke exclusively to Tyler, 30, and Nick, 43, about ending things after enduring intense interrogations, freezing water and more.

Nick admitted that “the cold, the stressful positions, the noises” he faced during the interrogation “felt like torture.” And he added: “With the bag on your head you lose track of time. You’re a little delusional. You just don’t know how long you will have to endure this pain. I think that was the challenge for me. It’s like I think I can do it. I don’t know if I can do it. But how much time do I still have to do it? “I would never want to play that role again.”

Tyler revealed that “being cold caused him real fear.” “I remember during the second interrogation I was very afraid that he would find a way to calm me down and torture me even more, because I was trying my best to find a way to warm up and I couldn’t. That was my real fear. I’m going to get colder and colder and colder, and that’s what happened. It was miserable. “It was the worst thing I have ever experienced in my life.” High school said the student.

Bachelor Nation stars have a knack for survival Special forces selection. At the end of the first season, the hen party Hanna Brown He was the last to compete with the football star Carli Lloyd. Tyler revealed that he spoke to Hannah after his Special forces experience and above all I “questioned” it.

“It’s something we can always share,” he said. “We both did.” Special forces. We went through all of this together. So it was great to be able to talk to her and talk to her about all of this.

Nick noticed that he hadn’t had a chance to talk to Hannah about it Special forces Right now. “It was amazing when we all finished realizing that all three people from Bachelor Nation had succeeded Special forces“Nick said. Hollywood life. “At the very least, it makes you realize what we did The bachelor “I think it really affected us in a way that prepared us for this.”

When asked to elaborate, The Viall files the podcast host said The Bachelor/The Bachelorette It is a “psychological warfare experience where physical appearance doesn’t even come close or can’t be compared.” Special forces. But it could be argued that in reality the psychological aspect is perhaps even more intense. You really are on an island. You don’t have a support system. You don’t know who you can trust. It’s a terrifying emotional experience and you need to use common sense to overcome it. You have to have your emotions under control. I think that prepared us for what we experienced Special forces.”

As they looked back Special forcesNick admitted that he realized he still had “the ability to challenge myself. I can overcome my limits. It was just a good reminder that you never know your limits. You can always find something else, and I think that’s a really important aspect of life, because I think one thing that life has taught me is that the next challenge is always around the corner. You have to face the ups and downs and fight against everything. The national team really teaches you that you are capable of doing more than you think.”

Tyler said Hollywood life That Special forces It gave him time to “think about what I want in my life and what I want at home.” He continued: “He gave me that edge that I wanted too, but I also realized that there are good things, important things, that I need to pursue at home and all that. In a way she made me follow the straight and narrow path that I wanted to follow for a long time.