Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inbox We have more newsletters Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inbox We have more newsletters Marnie Simpson from Geordie Shore has opened up about her harrowing experience on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins , admitting she genuinely feared for her life during a high-altitude trainasium task. The 32 year old reality star faced the daunting challenge, which is designed to test military personnel's head for heights and parachuting readiness. Recounting the terrifying moment, Marnie confessed: "I still thought there was a chance I could die on that trainasium, even though I know it's a Channel 4 show.
I still thought I could be an unlucky person who dies!". She went on to describe the sheer terror of the task, saying: "What was horrible about that task is the thing [wire] is attached to our backs so you can not feel it at all." Marnie explained the lack of physical reassurance made the ordeal worse: "If I had felt like a slight tug, I would have been a little more secure but I could not feel anything.
So it just felt like I was walking across this plank and I did not like the feeling of having no support." Despite the intense fear, the Durham-born celeb shared that the thrill of the challenge was too tempting to pass up, reports the Mirror . She is among the 15 stars braving the sixth series of the intense Channel 4 programme, where participants are put through e.