It wasn’t coming up roses for Hannah Brown — or anyone — on SpecialForcesFOX — but the former Bachelorette wouldn’t change her experience (or her costars!) on the intense show:
wouldn’t change her experience on FOX’s intense new reality show.
The series follows 16 reality stars in the Jordanian desert training with a Special Forces team. In the first episode, which aired on January 4, the stars jumped out of a helicopter, completed a “bee sting” exercise and walked across a 300-foot canyon via a wire. “I saw on the U.K. version them jumping out of the helicopter and I was like, ‘OK, oh no, no, no, I don’t wanna do that,'” Hannah, 28, exclusively told“Even though I’ve jumped out of a plane and gone skydiving and bungee jumping and all the things, like, just falling backward, I was like, ‘Ah, I don’t wanna do that.’ And that one wasn’t as bad as I thought it was going to be.
“There was one that really freaked me out,” she said, adding that the physical challenges might not look as hard on TV as they were in person. “The ‘beet [bee?] sting’ — when we had to go through those tiny tunnels or we had to do the monkey bars and, like, roll around — that was horrible. But the way that it was shown, you can’t really see how physically tough that was. I mean, we were having to go through this little tunnel that had rocks all in it.
She continued: “And then the bathroom situation — they took me to the medic because I wouldn’t go to the bathroom because they’re like, ‘You’re gonna get sick.’ It was so disgusting [that] my body wouldn’t allow me to be able to relax to go to the bathroom. You sat down on the toilet and 50 flies would attack my ass.”
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