'Beyond the Edge': Metta World Peace almost QUITS show on day one

Metta says he's not confident living in a jungle and admits to not feeling safe either
Metta World Peace from 'Beyond the Edge' (Instagram - @mettaworldpeace37)
Metta World Peace from 'Beyond the Edge' (Instagram - @mettaworldpeace37)

The premiere episode of CBS's 'Beyond the Edge' sees show host Mauro Ranallo give a thorough introduction to the celebrity contestants. He tells them what they can expect on the show, that they'll be living in extreme conditions (in a jungle!) and that the last man standing unlocks the win and a chance to donate to a charity of their choosing. 

The last leg of the episode saw Ranallo asking if anyone wanted to back out and ring the bell, to which Metta World Peace answered in the affirmative. He said that he didn't feel safe in the jungle, and genuinely had no confidence in his survival skills. Meta adds, "I don't know what I'm doing'. Fortunately, he is motivated by Coach Mike Singletary, who talks him down from leaving, adding that he is on the show to hear a voice from God. Metta says that his only purpose to stay is that the outcome is charity. Read on to know what fans think. 

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Ron Artest originally changed his name to Metta World Peace during the 2011 offseason. The 2010 NBA Champ is an actor and producer, known for Think Like a Man (2012), Waking (2013) and When the Bell Rings (2014). Here's what fans are talking about Metta's reaction on the CBS reality show. 

One fan said, "Metta World PeaceOut #beyondtheedge is staying?", while another shared, "Metta rings the bell #beyondtheedge". One fan shared, "Why did they come on this show if they didn’t even want to try?! #BeyondTheEdge", while another said, "Don’t tell me Metta’s going to quit already… #BeyondTheEdge". 



 



 



 



 

One fan tweeted, ""I don't know what I'm doing" -- Metta's life motto #BeyondTheEdge", while another shared, "Who the intern who keep abusing Meta like this , this man ain’t build for these shows. #beyondtheedge".  Another viewer said, "Is anyone surprised that Metta wants to give up Day 1 on #BeyondtheEdge after watching #CBB1", while another shared, "Metta in about 3:20 #BeyondTheEdge".



 



 



 



 

Stay tuned for new episodes of 'Beyond the Edge' on Thursdays at 9 pm ET, on the CBS channel.

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