“Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test” season 4 is almost over, with only five recruits left after the eighth episode.
Kody Brown, Shawn Johnson East, Andrew East, Brianna LaPaglia, and Gia Giudice have proven their mental and physical strength under the pressures of the instructors.
However, it’s one Bravo star who continues to impress viewers with her ability not to crack under pressure.
“Anyone watching special forces? Gia [Giudice] is really kicking butt,” a fan tweeted. Another wrote, “Omg they’re really getting beat up. This show is no joke. Gia is the youngest and one of the last six standing!! So impressive.”
One posted on November 10, “You have to give Gia credit. There were 18 cast members. 4 medically withdrew, and 6 voluntarily left. This is no joke. Now only 6 remain, including her. Hope she wins!”
Gia Has No Regrets About ‘Special Forces’
While talking to her “Special Forces” castmates, Eric and Jesse James Decker, on the September 28 episode of “Casual Chaos with Gia Giudice,” the “Next Gen NYC” star agreed that being a recruit was a “life-changing experience.”
Gia revealed that her mom, Teresa Giudice, told Jeff Lewis that she would do the show again if given the chance.
Although she hesitated at first, Gia said she’d also relive the experience, but only if the cast remained the same.
“I would do it again with all of us. Because I feel like some people, you know, regretted leaving … everyone now would want to go all the way through and really finish it,” she shared.
Gia added, “I feel like just having us all back together, we honestly would probably have fun doing it.”
Gia Admitted It Was a ‘Relief’ To Have Her Mom Quit
Teresa left “Special Forces” season 4 on the second day after the Directing Staff had the recruits battle it out in a boxing match.
When it came to Gia’s turn, Teresa couldn’t bear to watch her daughter get hurt, so she handed in her armband.
When asked by Page Six how she felt about her mother leaving, Gia said, “It was weird, because it was a relief in a way, and I didn’t want to believe it at that point in time because the DS were telling me that.”
“They were like, ‘Okay, so you clearly have been always the person to look out for your family and hold a lot of responsibility. Now that your mom has left, you don’t have to hold this worry above your head. So now you can really focus on yourself,'” Gia shared.
With just one more episode of “Special Forces” season 4 left, fans will see in the finale if Gia makes it to the end.
