Stars On Mars Tallulah Willis sent home in shocking elimination after she suffers anxiety
Stars On Mars’ Tallulah Willis sent home in shocking elimination after she suffers ‘anxiety and panic attack’ as leader
TALLULAH Willis has been eliminated from the competition series Stars on Mars after having a breakdown as commander.
The nepo baby appears on the new Fox competition series alongside Ariel Winter, William Shatner, Porsha Williams, Ronda Rousey, and more celebrities.
As the commander for the episode, which spans 48 hours on Mars, Tallulah, 29, is responsible for everything in the simulation.
She’s responsible for everything “from cleanliness to survival, to fitness,” according to the AI on the base.
She’s also responsible for dividing up the duties between the rest of the famous crew.
From the beginning, it doesn’t appear that the crew takes her seriously as some crew members laugh at her and she has a hard time gathering them around the table.
Even Porsha from RHOA said the crew chose Tallulah to be the commander for her “energy” not because they think she’ll be effective.
Not too long after the duties are split up, the crew got a message from mission control about their next mission where they have to fix their water supply.
The crew has to find frozen water that is buried under Mars.
This is when the crew and Tallulah discover that the commander is also up for elimination in this episode.
In a confessional, Tallulah said, “As base commander, I want to do a really good job.”
NOT SO GOOD
Their mission was to fill four large buckets of water to replace the water that was lost at the beginning of the episode.
During the mission, Lance Armstong suspected that the team “lost a lot of water.”
Thanks to Tom Schwartz from Vanderpump Rules’ miscalculation, time was running out and the team was only a little more than halfway done with the mission.
The mission failed, and the team only retrieved three out of four buckets of water.
Singer Tinashe immediately blamed Tallulah for the loss in a confessional calling one of her decisions a “big fumble.”
As the commander, Tallulah was sent to wait with the rest of the crew while her co-commander comedian Natasha Leggero was put in charge of deciding who was critical to the mission – aka who is safe from elimination.
Tallulah admitted, “It’s hard not to feel like I let them down.”
Each celebrity is called one by one as they are determined to be safe from elimination.
The final two players left were Tallulah and Tom – and Tom was welcomed back into the simulation.
As Tallulah left, she told her former team, “I love you all. I love you.”
She admitted that she underestimated the “physical abilities needed for the mission,” and that made her panic and anxious.
Her panic and the way she reacted in the middle of the mission got her sent home after only two episodes of Stars on Mars.
LAST WEEK’S EPISODE
Stars on Mars has taken a hilarious and brutal dig at Tom Schwartz over the Tom Sandoval cheating scandal.
During the premiere of Stars on Mars, The show kicked off with the stars arriving at their fake bunker.
First up was Superbad star Christopher Mintz-Plasse, who was seen awaiting the arrival of the second guest: Ronda.
She entered with lots of fanfare, including smoke and a jazzy announcement; even Christopher appeared excited to see her.
After Ronda joined the actor, the duo guessed who would be next, with the award-winning fighter saying to the Neighbors actor: “Who do you think it’s gonna be? I want Matt Damon.”
The robot announcer said just before the door opened: “Matt Damon unavailable. Welcome Tom Schwartz.”
Disappointing music plays as the door opened and both Ronda and Christopher appeared underwhelmed to see Tom standing before them.
The announcer welcomed him, saying: “Hello, Tom. Star of Vanderpump Rules. Currently known for Scandoval.”
Ronda and Christopher had a laugh at the introduction.
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