Last night Rhys Rosser became the latest teenager to be fired by Lord Alan Sugar on 'Junior Apprentice'.
Rosser didn’t go home alone with the surprise departure of candidate Adam Eliaz who was unwell throughout the latest task. In the boardroom Lord Sugar told Eliaz to go back to is mother and father and get tucked up in bed.
Candidates were set a sweet task by Lord Sugar this week - decorating cupcakes. A reluctant Rhys agreed to lead team Instinct, while a confident Zoe Plummer took the reins on team Revolution.
Instinct struggled to come up with a cupcake theme, but settled on fashion, while Revolution plumped for an "I heart ..." theme.
Revolution made a slim profit of £15.15 - while Instinct racked up an £89.74 loss.
Lord Sugar concluded: "Well Instinct, a bit like your cupcakes you haven't risen to the task."
Rhys, also 17, took Tim Ankers and Hannah Cherry back into the boardroom. He said: "I felt really let down. My confidence was completely lost."
Lord Sugar told Rhys on the BBC1 show: "Rhys, you are a very special person, don't ever forget that - I said it. This is a milestone. Rhys I've made my decision - You're fired!"
As he was driven away Rhys said: "I've always had a slight inferiority complex about my height but it is not an issue anymore. I've learnt so much for later life from the experience of being in this process and it has really given me a fire in my belly and confidence to go on and succeed in life."
The aspiring barrister later said of Lord Sugar: "He's much shorter in the flesh!
