The producers of the reality show are keen to look after the welfare of all of the contestants, including Anne, during their time in the competition.
Speaking on Loose Women in September, Anne revealed she doesn't let anyone into her home or like to go on holiday as she prefers things to be quiet.
Anne, who is also know as The Governess, was diagnosed with the form of autism in 2007, two years after she watched a TV programme about autism and realised she had all of the symptoms.
She explained that asperger's makes her unorganised, which has given her a "cluttered" house that she won't let anyone visit.
Anne said: "People always say to me 'Where do you keep your autism?' and I always says 'It's it's behind my front door and I'm not coming in.'
She continued: "I just need everything to go quiet, for people to stop bothering me and not thinking about when I'm going to get packed. I like to have my own kitchen so I can cook and a washing machine so I can do washing. The things you can't get in a hotel."
Anne previously told how the condition had led to her misreading signals from potential love interests - but also believed it has helped her quiz knowledge.
She also revealed how the syndrome costed her a job in proof-reading as her inability to multi-task led to her under-performing.
The job loss left her on benefits and led to two bailiffs arrived within ten minutes of each other on New Year's Day 2008.
Anne later applied for The Chase with the help of a social worker. She has appeared on the show, which is presented by Bradley Walsh, since 2010.
