Marnie Swindells opened up about her childhood tragedy and how she overcame it, right before being chosen as The Apprentice winner by Lord Sugar.
After the first all female last five in the history of the BBC saw the remaining candidates all face the gruelling and dreaded interview round last week, just Marnie and rival Rochelle Anthony were left standing to battle it out for victory and Lord Sugar's £250,000 investment.
Who was to emerge as The Apprentice winner for this year proved to be a closely run thing as Marnie sprung her business plan for a series of community boxing gyms called Grit and Glory, into action, with help from some returning candidates, as Rochelle also got a helping hand in a bid to take her hair salon business By Rochelle to the next level.
