 Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is back for 2023, putting a bunch of famous faces through their paces as they discover some of the rigorous activities potential special forces candidates have to go through during selection. This year the cast features 16 new celebrities, including at least one controversial figure in former Health Secretary Matt Hancock, as well as singer Gareth Gates, Olympian Perri Shakes-Drayton – and the first instalment of the series has already seen them undertake some gruelling challenges. Another celebrity who is taking part this year is Montana Brown. The 28-year-old – who recently became a mum for the first time – originally found fame on another reality show, Love Island. When was she in the villa – and did she win the series? Here's what you need to know… When was Montana Brown on Love Island? Montana Brown took part in the third series of Love Island, which aired in 2017. She entered the villa on Day 1, alongside the likes of Amber Davies, Kem Cetinay, Olivia Attwood, Camilla Thurlow, Marcel Somerville, Jess Shears and Dom Lever. That year, the series ran for 50 days – and was the first year in which a second villa – the now notorious Casa Amor – was introduced. Montana was coupled up with several different Islanders during her time on the show, including Dom, Marcel, Sam Gowland and Simon Searles – although ultimately she ended up with Alex Beattie, a bombshell who entered the villa on Day 26. Montana made it as far as Day 50 of Love Island in 2017 (Picture: ITV) Did Montana win Love Island? Although Montana and Alex came close to reaching the final, they were not series champions. The couple were dumped from the island on Day 50, just two days before the series final – which was eventually won by Amber Davies and Kem Cetinay. Montana and Alex split just weeks after leaving the villa, with Montana saying on her Instagram Stories at the time: 'A){kind=link}
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Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is back for 2023, putting a bunch of famous faces through their paces as they discover some of the rigorous activities potential special forces candidates have to go through during selection.
This year the cast features 16 new celebrities, including at least one controversial figure in former Health Secretary Matt Hancock, as well as singer Gareth Gates, Olympian Perri Shakes-Drayton – and the first instalment of the series has already seen them undertake some gruelling challenges.
Another celebrity who is taking part this year is Montana Brown.
The 28-year-old – who recently became a mum for the first time – originally found fame on another reality show, Love Island.