Ready to quit? Candice Warner breaks down in tears after receiving a video message from her husband David and daughters in emotional SAS Australia trailer
Fans have seen her tough it out on Channel Seven’s military style show, SAS Australia.
But in a trailer for Monday night’s episode, Candice Warner appears to have finally reached her limit.
The 35-year-old breaks down in tears after receiving a video message from her husband David and her two eldest children, Ivy Mae, six, and Indi Rae, four.
Has she reached her limit? Candice Warner broke down in tears when after receiving video message from her husband David and her two eldest children, Ivy Mae,six, and Indi Rae, four (all pictured)
Candice’s two daughters are shown on a computer screen sitting in the dining room with their dad, David, 33, standing behind them.
‘I love you mum, I miss you, I hope you’re going OK,’ says Ivy Mae.
Indi Rae touchingly adds: ‘I wish you could come back now.’
Breaking point: The former Iron Woman bursts into tears watching the sweet messages from her daughter, and, unable to watch any more of the message, Candice appears to slam the computer screen shut
The former Iron Woman bursts into tears watching the sweet messages from her daughters.
Unable to watch any more of the message, Candice appears to slam the computer screen shut.
The former Ironwoman is also mother to 16-month-old Isla Rose, who did not appear in the video message.
Family: Candice is married to cricketer David Warner, with whom she shares three daughters, Ivy Mae, six, Indi Rae, four, and 16-month-old Isla Rose (all pictured)
Last week, the mother of three said that an ‘enormous weight’ has been lifted off her shoulders after she was finally able to address the demons of her past on the series.
She was grilled about her party-girl history and her husband’s cricketing scandals during a tense interrogation on Seven’s military-style show last week
‘I’ve never felt so stripped bare… to feel that vulnerable on the one hand, and to feel this enormous weight lift from my shoulders,’ she told Woman’s Day on Monday.
Last week, the mother of three said that an ‘enormous weight’ has lifted off her after she was finally able to address the demons of her past in her interrogation on SAS Australia
She explained she’d been able to ‘grow thick skin’ after years of getting slammed online by trolls.
‘The only time I’ve ever taken offence was the time I was accused of being a bad mother,’ she added.
‘That cut deep because I know I’m a really good mum and a wonderful wife.’
SAS Australia continues Monday at 7:30pm on Channel Seven
‘I’ve never felt so stripped bare’: She was grilled about her party-girl past and her husband’s cricketing scandals during a tense interrogation on Seven’s military-style show last week