Eddie Hall was struggling on the show (Picture: Channel 5)

Eddie Hall had a tough time after having to spend days in solitary confinement for a TV social experiment.

Celebs In Solitary locks up four different celebs in separate pods to see how they can manage on their own for hours on end.

They have no idea of time while inside the pod, but they are allowed to take in three luxury items, like a paper and pen, or paints, or a puzzle, to help ease the boredom.

The episode on Wednesday saw him struggle with having one of his items, art materials, taken away from him 24 hours earlier.

The professional strongman declared he was ‘fucked off’ by not having anything to draw or create with and took matters into his own hands.

He said: ‘I’m pretty fucked off. Who thought, “let’s lock people in a room with no windows, no doors, no electronics, absolutely fuck all, we’ll give them three three luxury items and then halfway through fucking rip one back”?’

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The ‘dragon’ Eddie made for his son (Picture: Channel 5)

Eddie then grabbed the letterbox from the wall, which is used to give the celebs letters from home, and began bending it out of shape in retaliation.


But there was method to the madness, as he created what he called a model dragon for his son.

‘I made a dragon with spoons for arms for my son,’ Eddie said.

‘I’ll buy you a new one when I get out of here. Pissed off that you took my art stuff away. I’m fucking glad I broke the letterbox. It makes me feel better.’

At the end of the episode it was Rapper Professor Green, who was also in a pod, who decided to press the red button and leave the experiment after penning a new song while in solitary confinement.

The first thing Pro Green did after leaving was call his gran and tell her he was ‘well-rested’.

‘I slept for 15 hours. I told you I needed it,’ he said.

Celebs In Solitary: Meltdown continues tomorrow at 9pm on Channel 5

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