Carli Lloyd from winning two World Cups to competing in the reality show "Special Forces: The World'

One of the USWNT's most important legends, Carli Lloyd, will participate in the reality show "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test," which will air on Fox.

Lloyd won the U.S. two World Cups and a gold medal at the Olympics, but now she has one more challenge and that is to win the TV show.

"It was an incredible 17-year journey I had playing professional soccer and getting to represent my country. I have great memories, but I'm enjoying retired life," Lloyd said. "I didn't think retired life would be like this with this opportunity to participate in a 10-day course, a Special Operations course."

"Now, you don't last those 10 days, so you're either medically retired, you're voluntarily retired or you go all the way. So we're halfway there. Everybody has to keep watching to find out how I'm going to do."

What is Special Forces: World's Toughest Test about?

16 celebrity contestants struggle through a series of training challenges emulated from special forces, they are cut off from society and staff sergeants control everything within the camp.

The 16 celebrity recruits are Danny Amendola, Mel B, Hannah Brown, Tyler Florence, Kate Gosselin, Dwight Howard, Montell Jordan, Gus Kenworthy, Nastia Liukin, Carli Lloyd, Beverley Mitchell, Kenya Moore, Mike Piazza, Dr. Drew Pinsky, Anthony Scaramucci and Jamie Lynn Spears.

In Special Forces there are no expulsions and no last places: The World's Toughest Test. Instead, contestants leave the program only when they've decided they've had enough.

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