SAS Australia’s Sabrina Frederick claims Firass Dirani made her CRY by saying unkind comments

Sabrina Frederick has lifted the lid on her feud with controversial SAS Australia co-star Firass Dirani.  

Speaking to News Corp on Wednesday, the AFLW player, 23, claimed that the actor made her break down in tears after constantly pestering her with unkind comments during filming. 

‘Personally, he would just say one line comments to me every day,’ she said of Firass, Firass, who has frequently appeared smart-mouthed on the show. 

Sabrina insisted that despite her stoic on-screen persona, she is actually a very ’emotional’ and ‘caring person’ deep down.    

‘I couldn’t understand why he was saying the things that he was saying to me,’ she said, explaining that Firass’ comments eventually drove her to tears.  

‘Just on that one day he got me and I just lost it. I’m a very honest person with my emotions and of course I don’t want to cry on camera but at the same time that’s how I felt at the time, she said. 

Sabrina didn’t divulge exactly what Firass had said to her, instead choosing to make general comments about the actor’s ‘refusing to accept responsibility’ for his rebellious antics during filming.  

While Firass did eventually say sorry to her, Sabrina believes his apology wasn’t genuine.   

It comes after fellow recruit Ali Oetjen blasted Firass’ divisive actions on the military-style show.   

‘Firass just has no remorse [and] he has no awareness of his actions,’ the former Bachelorette star told Daily Mail Australia on Tuesday. 

‘I think that was the most annoying and frustrating thing, [and] I can’t understand why he was the way he was.’ 

Ali claimed that Firass often seemed oblivious to how his actions impacted the rest of the group. 

‘I can’t see how he couldn’t see that it was affecting us and didn’t think it was doing anything to us,’ she said.  

‘He thought that he was just the one getting punished because of his mouth, but he couldn’t see that it was affecting us and that made it so much worse.’ 

Ali finished by saying Firass didn’t seem like a team player.  

‘I suppose we didn’t really like his character, because he wasn’t a team player and I don’t know what was going on in his head,’ she said.

SAS Australia recruit Shannan Ponton made headlines last week by sensationally labelling Firass a ‘sociopath’ because of his behaviour on the show. 

‘I honestly believe that he’s a sociopath in his behaviour,’ the father-of-two said in an interview with news.com.au last week.  

Firass later fired back at Shannan during an interview with Daily Mail Australia, branding the burly trainer a ‘redneck’, and labelling him a ‘culture vulture’ for having Maori tattoos.