The Apprentice winners now - those who cut ties with Lord Sugar to millionaire empires
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The Apprentice winners now - those who cut ties with Lord Sugar to millionaire empiresAs a whole new host of fresh-faced candidates compete for Lord Alan Sugar's investment, The Mirror takes a look back at what happened to every winner of The ApprenticeCommentsTVShannon Miller, Nia Dalton Features Writer and Kyle O'Sullivan Assistant Features Editor20:30, 16 Apr 2026Updated 20:41, 16 Apr 2026View 22 ImagesThe Apprentice Season 20 is ending, but what are the previous champs doing now?(Image: PA)Some of the previous winners of The Apprentice have gone on to do big things, even making millions, while others have fallen into financial turmoil, leaving them skint.The latest season has been back on our screens for weeks now, showcasing a new batch of ambitious participants eager to secure the top prize, a £250,000 investment in their business ideas. Tonight, one lucky person will be revealed as Lord Sugar's latest business partner after a nailbiting finale.We’re taking a look back on previous winners - from those still thriving with Lord Alan Sugar's backing, to those who’ve parted ways and seen their fortune take an unexpected turn.READ MORE: The Apprentice fans convinced Alan Sugar has accidentally revealed 2025 winner earlyDean Franklin - Series 19 (2025)View 22 ImagesDean Franklin won the Apprentice in 2025(Image: PA)Dean Franklin was crowned the winner of The Apprentice last year. The air conditioning entrepreneur posted his joy at winning the show on Instagram, with the words: "Daddy Cool’s Done it!! HIRED!! This is proof that hard work really does pay off and if you want something bad enough, go out there and get it! Now lets get back to work."In an interview with Absolutely Magazine, Dean revealed how life had changed after the show. He said it had been "incredibly busy - in the best way". He added that his business, ADL Air Conditioning, was growing and that he was taking on more employees and clients. "It's be...





