Claude Littner, known for his role on “The Apprentice,” has revealed that he will no longer be a regular fixture on the show due to injuries sustained from a cycling accident three years ago.
The 74-year-old businessman, who previously served as an adviser alongside Karren Brady to Lord Sugar, disclosed that he will not be returning to his former position on the boardroom panel.
Although Claude expressed being fully recovered from his injuries, he noted that the decision regarding his return to the show is out of his hands. However, he assured fans that he will make a comeback for the interviews stage of the reality TV contest.
Claude’s absence from the show’s debut episode in the latest season left viewers saddened and concerned. His replacement, Tim Campbell, the winner of the first season of “The Apprentice,” initially believed the offer to join the show was a prank.
Claude’s journey to recovery has been arduous, involving nine surgeries to save his leg and the challenge of relearning to walk after the accident near his London home in April 2021. Despite his absence from recent seasons, Claude expressed gratitude to the ambulance crew and surgeons for their care.
While fans may miss Claude’s presence in the current season, he hinted at the possibility of returning in full for the 2025 season, providing a glimmer of hope for enthusiasts of the show.
Claude’s cycling mishap serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of life’s events, prompting him to focus on his health and well-being as he navigates through recovery. Despite the setback, Claude remains optimistic and thankful for the support he has received during his journey.
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Claude Littner Departs “The Apprentice” Due to Lingering Effects of Cycling Accident
