The Apprentice’s finale episode will be aired on 17 April and fans of the BBC competition show believe Sir Alan Sugar may have slipped up and revealed who takes home the prize
The Apprentice fans think Lord Sugar has slipped up.
Pizza business owner Anisa Khan and air-conditioning unit entrepreneur Dean Franklin are this year’s finalists, but Sir Alan Sugar may have given the game away just days before the BBC show’s finale is set to air.
Some eagle-eyed viewers have spotted that Alan has followed Dean on Instagram, which some are convince indicates that he is the one that takes home the prize.
Fans flooded social media with their theories and one person wrote: “Lord Sugar follows Dean on Instagram but doesn’t follow Anisa. The winner seems obvious…”
Someone else joined in: “The Instagram thing is very interesting to be honest. Bit weird that he’s only following one of them.”
Another loyal fan of the show said that even though they “like Anisa a lot,” they “would be fine with Dean winning too” as the pair “both deserve it”.
Despite this, they made a point of noting that Anisa “could use the investment a lot more” as Denan’s business is “already making healthy profits” so giving away half of his business “just doesn’t seem worth it”.
Although fans have been speculating this year’s winner, nothing has been officially confirmed. The final episode will air on Thursday 17 April.
Former contestant Reece Donnelly recently spoke to Daily Star about his time on the show and explained that the contestants “damaged” the famous house.
Speaking on behalf of Spin Genie, Reece told us: “There was lots of damage to that house come the end of the series! From where people were playing hide and seek…”
That wasn’t all. On their days off, the bored contestants – who were not allowed their phones, contact with the outside world and even from knowing the time of day – entertained themselves in a rather unusual way.
Reece explained: “We had a day off and we hosted our own sports day in the back garden. I remember us putting all the mattresses in the hall one day and trying to do gymnastics!”
“We tried to make a tumbling track, we were all trying to do backflips and they were like: ‘What are you doing? Are you all 12?’ We had lots of fun. It was such a good season.”
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