A Place in the Sun’s Leah Charles-King forced to halt filming after health crisis on Channel 4 set
LEAH Charles-King has recalled one terrifying moment where she was forced to halt filming on A Place In The Sun.
The Channel 4 presenter, who is one of the newest faces on the show, admitted the weather when filming abroad has a huge impact.
Speaking to Express.co.uk, the TV star admitted that whilst being on camera is no issue for her, the constant heat can be a problem.
She revealed: "When you're filming in the summer heat, that's very different."
Leah explained that she nearly passed out whilst filming only a short while ago.
The star was showing one of the show's guests around a home when she started feeling faint.
She said: "Obviously the heat and the dehydration - I mean, last week I almost passed out while I was showing somebody around.
"They actually had to stop because it just got to me, I was really dehydrated so we had to stop filming for about half an hour."
Despite her feeling ill, Leah admitted that she felt "awful" as she didn't want people worrying about her, but she could feel her "eyes glazing over".
She continued: "I did feel awful because I don't want anybody waiting for me or worrying about me - I really tried to power through.
"But I could feel my eyes glazing over and thought, 'Right, I need to stop, I'm going to pass out.'"
Leah added: "It was just because it suddenly got super hot.
"Really early in the morning, it got super hot, and it just took me by surprise really."