Special Forces Season 5 Finale: 3 Celebrity Winners Revealed

Why Candace Cameron Bure Was Left in Tears Detailing Her Marriage on Special ForcesThese celebrities have proven they’re the world’s toughest. While there were seven finalists heading into the Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test season five finale on Nov. 12, only three proved they truly had what it takes to win. And those winners were: Candace Cameron Bure, Collin Gosselin and Alexia Umansky, who faced what one series staff sergeant called “12 hours of absolute hell” in order to ensure their victory. The three winners, as well as boxer Alycia Baumgardner, French celebrity David Charvet, comedian Hannah Stocking and NBA alum Matt Barnes’ final challenge involved 12 hours of simulated interrogation after the finalists were “captured behind enemy lines.” They were tasked with devising and maintaining cover stories, building rapport and acting human with their captors, all while making it to the very end through hours of intense interrogation, the downtime of which they were kept in rooms with hoods on. Baumgardner eventually pulled herself out of the challenge when the pressure became too much, Charvet was removed for failing to build rapport with his captors and Stocking and Barnes failed when interrogators were able to debunk their cover stories.That left Jon & Kate Plus 8’s Gosselin, Umansky—who started the competition with her dad Mauricio Umansky—and Full House alum Bure, who proved they had what it took to win. For Umansky, she shared how happy she was to bring home the win for her and her dad, adding she got through the toughest moments by keeping her eye on the prize.Pete Dadds/FOX“I have visualized what it’s like to walk out of this as a winner,” she said during a confessional. “I think I just have to keep that picture in my head so strong.” Meanwhile, Bure felt her victory to have an impact beyond herself. “This one’s for all the women out there,” she said through tears after winning. “No matter what challenges you have, physically you can do it.”FOX/Pete DaddsAnd for Gosselin—who is estranged from his mother Kate Gosselin and many of seven siblings, an ordeal he chronicles in his recently-released memoir—this show proved he was capable after previously being discharged from the Marines, which he alleges was orchestrated by his mother.Through tears, the 22-year-old said, “Now I feel I have this new profound belief in myself that nobody can take away from me.” But while Umansky, Gosselin and Bure are reveling in their win, read on for a look back at all the celebrities who pushed themselves during season five.Pete Dadds/FoxBrandi Glanville: Medically Withdrawn Day 1Real Housewives of Beverly Hills AlumPete Dadds/FoxGeorge Santos: Quit Day 2Former U.S. CongressmanPete Dadds/FoxRuby Rose: Quit Day 2ActorPete Dadds/FoxLeSean McCoy: Quit Day 2Super Bowl ChampionPete Dadds/FoxMauricio Umansky: Voluntarily Withdrew Day 4Buying Beverly Hills StarPete Dadds/FoxBreana Tiesi: Voluntarily Withdrew Day 5Selling Sunset StarPete Dadds/FoxOliver Hudson: Voluntarily Withdrew Day 5ActorPete Dadds/FoxMaxim Naumov: Medically Withdrawn Day 6Olympic Figure SkaterPete Dadds/FoxCandace Cameron BureActorPete Dadds/FoxCollin GosselinFormer TV PersonalityPete Dadds/FoxAlexia UmanskyDaughter of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards and fellow contestant Mauricio UmanskyPete Dadds/FoxHannah StockingComedianPete Dadds/FoxMatt BarnesNBA ChampionPete Dadds/FoxAlycia BaumgardnerWorld Champion BoxerPete Dadds/FoxDavid CharvetActorFor the latest breaking news updates, click here to download the E! News App