Strictly Come Dancing's Dianne Buswell made an emotional admission about celebrity partner Chris McCausland on Thursday's It Takes Two

Dianne Buswell has said that Amy Dowden's achievements following her battle with cancer 'mustn't be forgotten' as she showed her support after her Strictly Come Dancing exit was confirmed. Welsh dancer Amy made a triumphant return to the ballroom back in September after being forced to miss out on competing in the 2023 series due to undergoing treatment for breast cancer.

The 2024 season of Strictly Come Dancing has seen the bookies favourite change from a Love Island star to a stand up comedian - but now the odds have shifted again

Strictly Come Dancing viewers have rallied around professional dancer Dianne Buswell after her Samba routine with comedian Chris McCausland received disappointing scores on Saturday night.

The choreographer helping Dianne Buswell teach blind comedian Chris McCausland with his dance moves has been revealed as Sandrine Monin, who has advised on how to coach routines

Amy Dowden's friend Sara Davies has said that she 'knows' how the professional dancer will be right now following her premature exit from Strictly Come Dancing. The Welsh star made a triumphant return to the ballroom back in September after being forced to miss out on competing in the 2023 series due to undergoing treatment for breast cancer.

Sadly, Amy Dowden MBE will not be partaking in the rest of the competition this year. Whilst Amy focuses on her recovery following a foot injury, fellow Professional Dancer, Lauren Oakley, will step in as JB’s dance partner.

Shirley Ballas is "going to miss" watching Amy Dowden perform on Strictly Come Dancing now she has withdrawn from the competition. The Welsh dancer sat out of the competition for a week after being hospitalised and was replaced by Lauren Oakley,