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For the past two weeks, we've found ourselves enthralled by a show in which Schapelle Corby fought a former Bachelorette and the Honey Badger shivers like nobody ever has before.

Channel 7'sSAS Australiais uncomfortable and weird and we can't look away.

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It's still early days, but there have already been a series of rumours and behind-the-scenes information to come out from the show. We've rounded them up into one handy place... because we all enjoy seeing celebs journey towards 'finding themselves', but we also unashamedly love the gossip pls.

Ollie Ollerton on the three most 'disappointing' celebs.

Instructor Ollie Ollerton has called out the three contestants he expected more from on the show. And as you'd expect, he did not hold back.

Speaking to //news.com news.com.au, Ollie said he was disappointed by formerLove Islandstar Eden Dally.

"To be honest, I expected more from Eden," he told the publication. "I just felt he had more to give. I was a little bit disappointed with his efforts."

Ollie also named Arabella Del Busso, who was previously accused of faking a pregnancy with ex-boyfriend and NRL player Josh Reynolds.

"The girl who lied … I’ve forgotten her name … Arabella," he said.

"That [SAS Australia]process would have done her the world of good, but I think she’s got a fair few demons that pushed her over the edge and kept her from going any further."

Arabella explained what had happened during her time on the show.

"I told my partner that I had a pregnancy scan and I showed it to him and said it was ours when in fact it wasn’t our scan at all," she said.

"Our relationship was coming to an end and I didn’t know how to deal with losing someone because I feel like I’ve lost family members and stuff [before]. [I was doing it] to try to draw him back in."

Ollie lastly called out PR Queen Roxy Jacenko who left the show in the first episode.

"Roxy Jacenko was horrendous from the outset," he told the publication.

After leaving the show, Roxy explained that she fractured her hip and pelvis weeks before filmingSAS Australiaon Instagram.

"I fractured my hip and pelvis when on a horse for a job - the saddle slipped and I fell off. I got back on the horse so as not to bother the rest of the riders and disrupt their ride and then took myself to emergency where I spent the next two days.

"Followed by six weeks on my back with daily Clexane injections and physio, orthopedic surgeon appointments etc."

She said she'd committed to the show six months earlier and had been training six days a week in preparation, so felt an obligation to continue despite advice from her orthopaedic surgeon against it.

"I had a commitment, I showed up, and I tried my very best - which given the circumstances was a hell of a lot... I did what I could but the reality is, my health is my number one priority with two children and a staff of 22 who rely on me."

On the other hand, the instructor praised AFLW player Sabrina Frederick, who he s