Zima Anderson suffered a horrific accident during a tough challenge on SAS Australia.
In Tuesday night’s episode, the Neighbors star was tasked with jumping off a high platform into the ocean with a Bergen bag.
But the actress, 25, slipped and fell from a great height, landing on the concrete slab beneath the platform.
The moment was not caught on camera, but viewers could hear the impact and Zima’s painful cries.
As SAS lead instructor Ant Middleton rushed to Zima’s aid and supported her head in case of injury, emergency services sirens blared in the background.
Zima Anderson suffered a horrific accident during a tough challenge on SAS Australia
‘This doesn’t matter anymore. The practice doesn’t matter,” Ant assured her.
‘That does not matter. You Matter.’
Medical staff gave the soap star a green whistle for pain relief, while a defeated Zima shared her disappointment at not completing the challenge.
“I swear I’d make a good SAS recruit,” she said numbly.
In Tuesday night’s episode, the Neighbors star was tasked with jumping off a high platform into the ocean with a Bergen bag.
But the actress, 25, slipped and fell from a great height, landing on the concrete slab beneath the platform
‘You are! You are a good SAS recruit,” the DS team all replied.
The challenge was cancelled, with Zima being carried on a stretcher and taken to hospital.
She withdrew from the show for medical reasons with a broken right elbow and wrist.
Speaking to camera, Ant explained that the show’s challenges are designed to be ‘as real as possible’ and that in real life ‘accidents happen all the time’.
The moment was not caught on camera, but viewers could hear the impact and Zima’s painful cries
As SAS lead instructor Ant Middleton rushed to Zima’s aid and supported her head in case of injury, emergency services sirens blared in the background
“We need to make sure that you can manage those risks and that when it comes to real-life training, you are able and aware to be in charge of your own life,” he said.
Elsewhere in Tuesday’s episode, SAS Australia’s remaining recruits were left extremely vulnerable when they were tasked with writing down their most shameful secrets and reading them to the rest of the group during Tuesday night’s episode of the show.
Former diver Matthew Mitcham, 35, admitted lying in his marriage to husband Luke Rutherford, admitting the problem could be compulsive.
‘I have caused so much pain and serious damage to the relationship. I hurt the people most important to me because honesty is not one of my core values. And I’m a liar,” Mitcham said.
Former diver Matthew Mitcham, 35, (pictured) admitted lying in his marriage to husband Luke Rutherford and admitted on SAS Australia on Tuesday night that the problem could be compulsive
“I have trouble telling the truth when it’s hard.”
Mitcham was later taken to SAS Australia chief instructor Ant Middleton for questioning about his dishonesty, where he made a shocking confession about his sexual behavior outside his marriage.
Middleton asked Mitcham about the last lie he told, and he admitted that he lies to his husband about having sex with other partners, even though the couple “knows about it.”
“Are you afraid you might be a compulsive liar?” Middleton asked.
“Maybe, yes, it would be very embarrassing if I admitted that,” Matthew replied.
‘I have caused so much pain and serious damage to the relationship. I hurt the people most important to me because honesty is not one of my core values. And I’m a liar,” Mitcham said. Pictured: Craig McLachlan (L), Matthew Mitcham (C), Tim Robards (R)
