YOU'RE FIRED!
Who left The Apprentice last night?
Including which candidates have made it to the final
THE Apprentice returned for the show’s famous interview episode.
However, for three unlucky candidates their time on the show came to an end last night (April 11, 2024) after Lord Alan Sugar delivered those immortal words, “You’re Fired!”.
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Who left The Apprentice last night?
The Apprentice season 18 continued with the remaining five candidates continuing to compete for that £250K investment from Lord Alan Sugar.
Last night's semi-final episode was the dreaded interview round, and the final five went up against the tough panel of interviewers.
Viewers watched as each of the remaining hopefuls were grilled by Claude Littner, Linda Plant, Claudine Collins and Mike Soutar.
However, three of the candidates failed to impress Lord Sugar with their interview, and got the boot.
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Tre Lowe's testosterone-boosting shots failed to tickle Lord Sugar's taste buds, and it all went downhill.
There was also a last-minute change to Dr Paul Midha's business plan after he was told by Lord Sugar's advisors to "stick to what he knew".
His plan was a scrubs business, despite having little knowledge of the industry with his expertise being in dentistry.
Back in the boardroom, and Lord Sugar attention to music and wellness entrepreneur Tre, and said: “Tre, I’ve always said to people in this process that you will learn as you go along, and that includes me.
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“And I have learnt that you are a good bloke.
“Your business is not up my alley mate, and so it is with sincere regret, You’re Fired!”
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Next in the firing line was recruitment consultant Flo Edwards.
Addressing her, Lord Sugar said: “Flo, I think you’ve underestimated the difficulty it’s going to be in starting from scratch.
“It is going to be hard, and I’m leaning towards Flo saying I’m going to have to let you go. Sorry about that.
“And I do wish you very, very well. But Flo, You’re Fired.”
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But Lord Sugar wasn’t done there.
He then looked at dental group owner Dr Midha, and said: “Paul, I wish you well.
“But unfortunately, because you are not willing to share the whole business with me, I’m afraid to say with great respect, You’re Fired”.
Who is still left on The Apprentice 2024?
Season 18 of The Apprentice started off with 18 new candidates, all hoping to win over Lord Sugar.
Over the weeks they have had to try and keep their place in the competition and avoid being “fired”.
Those lucky enough to be still in with a chance of winning the £250K investment into their business and who have made it to the final are:
- Phil Turner, pie company owner
- Rachel Woolford, boutique fitness studio owner
Who has left The Apprentice so far?
Every week Lord Sugar sends another candidate packing, forcing them to leave the show for good.
After he says those famous words “you’re fired!”, he points to the door, and they must walk out of the famous boardroom forever
The candidates who have been fired so far on series 18 are:
- Dr Paul Midha, dental group owner - WEEK ELEVEN
- Flo Edwards,recruitment consultant - WEEK ELEVEN
- Tre Lowe, music and wellness entrepreneur - WEEK ELEVEN
- Steve Darken, management consultant - WEEK TEN
- Foluso Falade, project manager - WEEK TEN
- Maura Rath, yoga company owner - WEEK NINE
- Raj Chohan, mortgage broker - WEEK NINE
- Noor Bouziane, sales executive - WEEK EIGHT
- Virdi Singh Mazaria, music producer - WEEK SEVEN
- Sam Saadet, pre and post-natal fitness coach - WEEK SIX
- Onyeka Nweze, chartered company secretary - WEEK FIVE
- Jack Davies, recruitment director - WEEK FOUR
- Amina Khan, pharmacist and business owner - WEEK FOUR
- Dr Asif Munaf, wellness brand owner - WEEK THREE
- Paul Bowen, pie company director - WEEK TWO
- Oliver Medforth, sales executive - WEEK ONE
When is The Apprentice final?
The eighteenth series of The Apprentice kicked off at the beginning of February 2024, and has been airing every Thursday night.
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The grand final sees just two candidates vying to win £250K investment into their business.
You can watch the final on BBC One and iPlayer on April 18, 2024 at 9pm.
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