Stars on Mars Ronda Rousey storms out after tense clash with Tinashe over singer's shocking choic
STARS on Mars has returned for episode three and a shocking elimination that rocked Ronda Rousey's world.
Fox's new reality competition show Stars on Mars features 12 celebrity contestants that range from athletes to television stars.
The show is hosted by the legendary William Shatner, 92, who starred in the Star Trek franchise.
This week's challenge was a doozy, and several of the stars had a difficult time completing the mission.
During the episode, it was clear that Ronda, 36, and NFL star Richard Sherman, 35, had grown close while living in the Mars simulation.
Unfortunately, Richard wanted to leave more than Ronda wanted him to stay.
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At the beginning of the episode, he admitted that he was "having a hard time" except for when he's working out and hanging out with Ronda.
During the challenge, Porsha Williams said she saw him "mentally leave" the base.
Tinashe was awarded the honor of being the mission commander who is in charge of the mission and has a strong sway over who is sent home.
When it came down to the last two contestants, Richard and Marshawn Lynch, 37, most of the contestants agreed to send Richard home.
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Marshawn gave his reasons as to why he should stay, and Richard practically resigned from the competition.
Ronda clearly wanted Richard to stay, but he already made his decision and Tinashe confirmed it.
After Richard's dismissal was announced, Ronda was visibly upset, and she yelled "I'm so mad at you" through the door when she said goodbye.
Then, she stormed off away from the crowd with tears in her eyes.
Actress Ariel Winter said, "It was an incredibly tough decision. Ronda was really really upset.
"I totally understand where she's coming from when you have people in the house that you feel like you can't continue without."
She continued, "But when Richard voted himself out, he had to leave."
THE AFTERMATH
During his exit from Mars, Richard said, "I think to a degree I accomplished what I said I was gonna accomplish."
He said he made a lot of unexpected friendships, but it was extremely difficult not being able to see his children.
The football player seemed to be excited to be going back home.
Meanwhile, Ronda was working off her frustrations in the fully equipped gym.
Tinashe admitted in a confessional that she thought Stars on Mars was becoming a "social game" or a popularity contest.
The singer said, "That's definitely a wakeup call for us here because now we're starting to think differently about everyone."
She and Ariel quietly chatted about how alliances were starting to form and how frustrating it was that gameplay is becoming less important than social influence.
"We should be careful," said Ariel.
LAST WEEK
Last week, Tallulah Willis, 29, has been eliminated from the competition series Stars on Mars after having a breakdown as commander.
As the commander for the episode, a position that spans 48 hours on Mars she was responsible for everything in the simulation.
From the beginning, it doesn't appear that the crew takes her seriously as some crew members laugh at her and she has a hard time gathering them around the table.
Tallulah was also in charge of that week's mission, which the team failed.
When it was time for the elimination, the final two players left were Tallulah and Tom Schwartz, 40 - and the VPR star was welcomed back into the simulation.
As Tallulah left, she told her former team, "I love you all. I love you."
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She admitted that she underestimated the "physical abilities needed for the mission," and that made her panic and anxious.
Her panic and the way she reacted in the middle of the mission got her sent home after only two episodes of Stars on Mars.
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