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What Happened to Gus Kenworthy Special Forces Show?

In Fox's latest reality competition, Special Forces: World's Toughest Test, 16 celebrities are challenged to survive 10 days of real-life Special Ops exercises in the Jordanian desert. With former military personnel, known as the Directing Staff, overseeing the competition, the recruits are pushed to their limits both mentally and physically.

Former MLB star Mike Piazza withdraws from the competition on Day 8, citing physical exhaustion. However, Olympic freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy faces a more serious setback. During a challenge, he misplaces his numbered armband, and as a form of punishment, he endures an additional physical task. After completing the task, Gus begins to feel ill, experiencing a tight chest and violent vomiting.

Taken to the medical tent, Gus reports feeling like he is having an allergic reaction, and due to the severity of the situation, he is immediately withdrawn from the competition. With just four recruits remaining - Hannah Brown, Carli Lloyd, Dwight Howard, and Danny Amendola - the competition intensifies.

Don't miss out on new episodes of Special Forces: World's Toughest Test, airing Wednesdays at 9 p.m. EST on Fox.

What Happened to Gus Kenworthy Special Forces Show? - FAQs

It's unclear whether "Special Forces" was ever a real show. There were rumors in 2019 that Gus Kenworthy was going to star in a reality show called "Special Forces" where celebrities would undergo intense military training. However, there was never any official confirmation from a network or production company that the show was in development.

Since there was never any official announcement of the show, it's hard to say whether "Special Forces" was cancelled. It's possible that the show was just a rumor and never actually in development.

As far as we know, Gus Kenworthy was never officially involved with "Special Forces" since the show was never confirmed. However, it's possible that he was in talks to participate in the show at some point.

Gus Kenworthy has continued to pursue his career as a professional skier and snowboarder, and he has also become an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights. He has also appeared on several reality shows, including "The Challenge" and "Celebrity Big Brother."

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