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Special Forces: World's Toughest Test Loses 5th Celebrity—and It's Not Who You'd Expect

Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test Loses 5th Celebrity—and It’s Not Who You’d Expect

Posted on 17 October 2025 By jobuzo

Teresa Giudice Reveals What Really Happened After She Quit ‘Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test’

Johnny Manziel has reached his limit.

The former NFL quarterback became the fifth celebrity to exit season four of Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test after quitting the competition during the Fox reality series’ Oct. 16 episode.

On their fourth day in the Moroccan desert, the recruits were challenged with completing an enemy infiltration exercise in which they were required to crawl through tight, underground tunnels and make it to their target location at the base of a signal tower half a mile away.

Manziel was appointed leader of his team, which included Gia Giudice and Chanel Iman, neither of whom were eager to brave the intense obstacle course.

Initially, Gia hesitated, telling Special Forces Director Mark Billingham, “I’m gonna have a f–king panic attack.” However, the stern military vet fired back with, “Get in the f–king tunnel now, or give me your armband.”

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As the teammates made their way through to course, the tunnels became darker and narrower before Manziel hit a dead end.

Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test Loses 5th Celebrity—and It’s Not Who You’d Expect


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