Schapelle Corby might’ve quit the ruthless SAS Australia show last night — but Australians aren’t ready to quit her just yet.
Fans of the Channel 7 reality show were devastated to lose Corby to the second episode after she struggled to keep up with a physically demanding challenge.
Corby — who earlier said she’d gone on the show as “part of her healing”, not to change people’s perceptions of her — opted to leave the gruelling environment after being forced to sprint in the mud as a punishment for Underbelly actor Firass Dirani talking back to soldiers.
“Staff, my time has come. I’ve had enough. I can’t run this for one second longer,” she said before quitting.
“I’ve finished, I’m done.”
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SAS Australia show features 17 celebrities, who face the toughest physical and mental challenges of their lives, being pushed to their limits in the Snowy Mountains region of NSW.
Corby spent nine years in Bali’s notorious Kerobokan Prison for the drug bust and was released in February 2014. After spending another three years on parole in Bali, Corby was deported from the island on May 27, 2017.
Viewers adored Corby on the show with dozens admitting her brief appearance on the show had changed their opinion about the convicted drug smuggler.
Instagram influencer Haus of Cruze took to social media last night to profess his love for Corby.
“Who else is absolutely obsessed with Schapelle in SAS right now? Like, I love her,” he said.
In the show’s Monday night premiere, Corby was interrogated in a dark room about the moment 4.2kg of marijuana was found in her boogieboard bag in Bali.
“Take me back to the moment you thought this was a good idea,” one of the soldiers barked at her, after playing footage of her sentencing.
“I didn’t,” she said.
“I went to Bali for a holiday. And then in Bali airport, I picked up my boogie board, and the handle had been cut.”
The soldiers continued: “You didn’t know someone had cut your boogie board up? Is that what you’re trying to say? How come a court of law can prove you guilty? And then you’re saying, ‘It wasn’t me’. What, it just magically turned up in your boogie board and you thought, ‘Ugh, don’t know how that happened’?”
Corby has always maintained the drugs were planted in her boogieboard bag when custom officers found them in October 2004.
Corby broke down in her SAS interrogation, admitting she “lived in psychosis” for years at the prison.
“I suffered. I started to have mental illness really bad in 2008. And I lived in psychosis for four years,” she said.
The 43-year-old explained that her father’s death in 2008 was the underlying trigger for her psychosis.
“So mid-2008 I started losing my mind … Hallucinating. I couldn’t eat. I don’t eat meat anymore because my hallucinations were so vivid I thought I was eating my dad’s human flesh.”
“I am not fully recovered from it. (My dad) used to come to visit me a lot. I didn’t think that he would die and I didn’t understand that would be the last time that I would see him,” she said.
In an interview after leaving the show, Corby said she was “relieved” to go but felt “very proud” of herself.
“What I did was pretty hardcore, the endurance... I feel very good,” she said.
Corby said she “felt safe” on the show and trusted the SAS instructors.
“They welcomed me, I felt safe with them, they seemed very genuine and really helped me and I had to put my trust in them,” she said.
“I feel like I gained a lot.”
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2020-10-21 00:21:12Z
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