He said: “I’m not wearing any sequins, and no glitter, it’s all very classical”.
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“I’ve always loved the show, and my grandma hasn’t missed an episode in 12 years – she’s obsessed”.
Asked if he had already dropped a few pounds through training, he said: “That was a reason Yvette thought I should do it”.
He told MPs those who raised concerns about his plans for the BBC were “leftwing luvvies”, despite a government source quoted in the Mail on Sunday saying it would be “obvious when ITV had a flagship programme they were hoping to get high ratings for and where it would be unfair for the BBC to take it on head-to-head”. “I feel amazingly sexy now”.
Fans of the show also blasted Jordan and accused him of being “bitter and “jealous” while another joked that he should try and bag himself an appearance on Who’s Doing the Dishes?”. I’m going to be dancing for him. “So it’ll be nice for people to get to know me”.
She explained: “In my 20s, I had the flawless body but I didn’t know what I had because I had so many insecurities”.
Model Daisy Lowe, Olympian Greg Rutherford, Will Young and BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty also feature in the line-up.
“At this time of year I juggle all kinds of things for TV and radio and the show simply deserves someone who can give it their all”.
“I don’t think I was ready before my mastectomy but that brought me down to earth and I thought, ‘Now I’ve removed a body part what more is there to be scared about?'”
Lesley Joseph, who played Dorien Green in the sitcom Birds of Feather, said that she had entered the show seeking a positive experience after “a tough year”.
She said: “My operation was a radical one, muscles from my back were put in my front”.
Jordan accused show bosses of specifically pairing some professionals with celebrities who have previous experience in a bid to help them stay in the competition for as long as possible.
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“‘Strictly Come Dancing” contestant Daisy Lowe has revealed that her grandfather passed away suddenly on the first day of rehearsals for the BBC One show.
