Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins: Who passed selection? Final results revealed as three stars pass gruelling course

Former Love Island stars Dani Dyer-Bowen and Gabby Allen, and Australian ex-Olympic swimmer Emily Seebohm tearfully embraced as they were informed that they had passed this year’s course.

It came after the finalists, which also included former rugby player Ben Cohen and retired Australian Olympic swimmer Mack Horton, were seen undergoing a hostage situation that pushed them to their emotional limits over the course of 12 hours.

Ben and Mack withdrew from the process during the tough task, which included the recruits being blindfolded interrogated and subjected to uncomfortable sounds such as a baby crying.

After the final task was completed, the team, led by chief instructor Billy Billingham, evaluated the three remaining recruits and passed them in the process. Billingham said: “Just because you stand on the finish line doesn’t mean you’ve passed this course. You chose to come into our arena.”

He added: “It’s a rare moment to say congratulations to all three of you, you’ve passed this course.”

As the three women hugeed and celebrated their triumph, Dani exclaimed: “We did it girls!” She added: “If I pass this, I can do anything.”

Gabby said: “When I leave the course I want to know I’ve done everything I could. I want to make myself proud.”

The series began with 14 celebrities, with stars from both the UK and Australia taking part in the challenge in Morocco. Stars such as TV personality Jessika Power, social media stars Jack Joseph and Cole Anderson-James, and Gladiator and Olympian Toby Olubi took part in the show but dropped out earlier in the series.

Other stars also included Neighbours actors Ryan Moloney and Natalie Bassingthwaighte, international cricketers Graeme Swann and Brad Hodge and Home And Away actor and musician Axle Whitehead.

All six episodes of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins series eight are available to stream right now on Channel 4.