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Rise and Fall's Joanna has branded the editors of the Channel 4 show "buggers" after they aired a glimpse of her body while she showered.
Joanna, 50, was a Grafter on the new TV programme headed up by Greg James, that sees Rulers living a lavish life in a penthouse as they encourage the Grafters to work hard to earn cash.
Forced to leave "in pyjamas and tears" after suffering a trapped nerve in her arm, Joanna sat down for a chat with Daily Star.
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Speaking to us in an exclusive interview after her show exit, Joanna spoke of showering as a Grafter in the basement.
With the Grafters forced to wash under freezing cold showers, Joanna was relived that they didn't air her shower scenes – but brands the editors "buggers" for slipping in one cheeky glimpse.
She told us: "Thankfully my shower scenes were not aired.
"I got changed in and out of the actual cubical but there was one brief moment when you saw a glimpse of my body," Joanna explained.
"Naughty little editors slipped that one in.
"After the tank challenge where I was absolutely filthy, freezing and I forgot my towels and I had to reach out behind the door and whip the towel.
"And they put that in, the buggers," Joanna exclaimed while laughing it off.
In the episode prior to her departure, Joanna was forced miss the work shift on medical advice.
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She explained: "I’ve had a tough 24 almost 48 hours with a trapped nerve. It is so demoralising and it’s so painful."
Sadly the Suffolk-based interior designer was forced to leave the show, with her telling us: : "I left [the show] in pyjamas, in tears. Absolutely brokenhearted to have left."
Rise and Fall continues tonight at 10pm on Channel 4 and All 4. Catch up with the series so far on All 4.
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