The winner didn't find out he won until after the show

Rachel Woolford has been named the winner of The Apprentice's 18th series. Woolford will be the first woman to win the award-winning series. The Apprentice will be on Channel 4 at 8pm on Monday night at 8.30pm on BBC One. She will appear in the new series, The Apprentice, on Sunday night at 9pm on Channel 5.

Lord Alan Sugar crowns Rachel Woolford as the winner of this year's The Apprentice final. Rachel beat Phil Turner to earn Lord Sugar's investment. Lord Sugar has invested in the new executive director of The Apprentice. Rachel will receive £1,500,000 of the cash prize money.

Joseph Valente won the BBC show back in 2015 with his plumbing business. He didn't find out he won until it aired on TV. Valente didn't know he had won until the show aired on the air. He had a plumbing business in his own home.

The Apprentice winner Dr Leah Totton was underestimated by The Apprentice viewers from the get-go when she appeared in 2013. The 24-year-old blonde bombshell won the show's first series in January 2013. Dr Totton's warning to future contestants: 'Don't be underestimated by your viewers'

The Apprentice finalists will go head to head in next week's final as they battle to become Lord Sugar's new business partner and win his £250,000 investment. After eleven challenging weeks, the pair go head-to-head in the final. Lord Sugar will invest in the pair to become his business partner.

The Apprentice's Dr Paul Midha and Rachel Woolford knew each other because they went to school together and lived on the same street. The Apprentice stars have been in the news of their relationship with each other as children. Dr Midha said he and Rachel lived on same street and lived in same area.