The former Big Brother's Bit on the Side presenter took part in the BBC One show to raise money for Comic Relief, but it wasn't an altogether joyous experience for him
RYLAN Clark-Neal has described appearing on Celebrity Apprentice as "the worst days of his life".
The former Big Brother's Bit on the Side presenter took part in the BBC One show to raise money for Comic Relief, but it wasn't an altogether joyous experience for him.
He found the loss of control of being able to decide even simple things like when he visited the toilet was too much to cope with.
Speaking to , he said: "The Apprentice was potentially the worst three days of my life!
"You’re only allowed to do certain things at certain times, which is obviously what makes a TV show."
Rylan added he felt like he was back as a contestant on the X Factor because of being managed constantly.
He said: "It was like I was a contestant on The X Factor again where you’re not in control.
"And I’ve worked so hard for the last seven years to be in control of when I go for a wee.
"And to be told I can’t go for a wee yet, I just found it really difficult!"
The television presenter also spoke about how he finds it difficult to have a night out without being recognised.
But far from it being because he sees himself as a huge celebrity, it's because of his distinctive looks.
He said: "If I do have a rare night out, I want no one to recognise me. It’s harder to do that now, though, not because I’m anything special, but because I am 20ft tall with massive teeth!"
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