Samantha Jade reveals the reality TV show she refuses to appear on

She won the 2012 season of The X Factor Australia and returned to reality television this year on Nine’s Celebrity Apprentice.

But Samantha Jade has revealed there is one TV show you’ll never see her on: SAS Australia.

The pop star, 35, said on Thursday she wouldn’t last five minutes on Seven’s gruelling military-style series for one reason.

Pop star Samantha Jade (pictured) has revealed the reality TV show she refuses to appear on

She told Yahoo Lifestyle she simply ‘couldn’t fight anyone’, which rules her out of several of the show’s challenges.

The pint-sized singer also revealed she’d been approached by ‘all’ of the reality shows, including I’m a Celebrity and The Masked Singer, and always said ‘no’.

She said there was one particular moment on SAS Australia that made her realise she couldn’t handle the selection course.

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The singer told Yahoo Lifestyle on Thursday viewers will never see her on SAS: Australia. She said she simply ‘couldn’t fight anyone’, which rules her out of several of the show’s challenges

Sam recalled watching fellow singer Bonnie Anderson being ordered by the instructors to fight another recruit in a boxing match. 

‘She had to fight someone. And I was like, “I could never do that.” Like, imagine if it was her I had to fight? I love her, I couldn’t do that,’ she said.

‘I mean, I couldn’t fight anyone, but I couldn’t do that. That’s what turned me off. I was like, “I could not do that, no way.”‘

Samantha recalled watching fellow singer Bonnie Anderson (right) being ordered to fight another recruit in a boxing match. ‘I was like, “I could never do that,”‘ the Bounce star said

While she’s adamant she would never do SAS Australia, Samantha revealed it had always been her ‘dream’ to represent her country at the Eurovision Song Contest. 

Samantha’s comments come after she opened up about the personal anguish she endured while appearing on Celebrity Apprentice this year.

The Bounce hitmaker said she would return home after a day of filming the reality series exhausted and in tears. 

She credited her fiancé, former Sony Music Australia A&R executive Pat Handlin, with seeing her through the hard times.

Samantha’s comments come after she opened up about the personal anguish she endured while appearing on Celebrity Apprentice this year

‘I feel for all the partners when we were filming,’ she told Now To Love. ‘Because it’s very long days, and it becomes a bubble.

‘Pat would sit and listen to me for the millions of times that I would talk about what was going on [in the show].’

She said Pat reminded her there was a world ‘outside of the show’.

The Bounce hitmaker said she would return home after a day of filming the reality series exhausted and in tears 

Elsewhere in the interview, Samantha said she was thrilled to represent the Cancer Council on Celebrity Apprentice.

The New Boy star has her own personal connection with the disease.

Her mother Jacqui Gibbs died of cancer in 2014, and she said she was grateful to be able to raise money to help other sufferers.  

She credited her fiancé, former Sony Music Australia A&R executive Pat Handlin (right), with seeing her through the hard times