🔴 Spoiler Alert | One the of TheApprentice candidates decided to shockingly leave the competition early during tonight's episode 😱
After the first episode saw the candidates fly out to Antigua, on Thursday’s instalment Shannon made the difficult decision to leave, moments before her team found out that they had actually won the task.
‘But when you’re given such an amazing opportunity, you’re not ever going to turn that down, it’s an opportunity of a lifetime that I’m forever grateful for.’
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