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Tyler West, 26, admitted that one particularly annoying habit he has during rehearsals can cause his Strictly Come Dancing partner Dianne Buswell, 33, to lose her temper.The star gave an insight into their time dancing together on the BBC show so far in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk at the 2022 Pride of Britain Awards.Tyler and Dianne are one of nine remaining couples in the 2022 series of Strictly.The couple generally place near the top of the leaderboard week after week, although last Saturday night’s performance saw them at risk of being placed in the bottom two after they finished in eighth position. Luckily, the pair were saved by the viewers, and it was Molly Rainford and Ellie Simmonds who faced one another in the dance-off, with the latter party ultimately going home.Other celebs to leave the competition have included EastEnders’ James Bye, comedian Jayde Adams, singer Matt Goss, BBC Radio 2’s Richie Anderson and Loose Women’s Kaye Adams.Talking about his “bromance” with James shortly before he exited the show, Tyler revealed that the pair shared a dressing room together at Strictly.Asked if they ever pulled any pranks on each other behind the scenes, Tyler started laughing, as Dianne stepped in."Well you’ve pranked me a few times, though, haven’t you?” Dianne said in a mock-accusing tone.“I’ve pranked her a few times,” Tyler confirmed with a nod and a cheeky smile. “What was the first prank I did?” “Oh, let’s not even talk about that,” Dianne replied with a withering look as Tyler started giggling again.“I forget my dance shoes a lot,” Tyler admitted sheepishly.

James Jordan has made a name for himself as the fifth honorary judge of Strictly Come Dancing, with many keeping an eye on his Twitter account as gives his own score and feedback to the contestants along with the actual four judges on the panel. Many have come to respect his opinion on the show, after all he was a professional dancer who appeared as a professional for seven years, as well as James having the freedom to “be honest” unlike the judges who may be cautious about what they say due to the fact they are live on the BBC.Speaking to Express.co.uk back in September, James said: “I just enjoy watching it and critiquing them.“I feel that sometimes the judges, obviously they're paid to do a job, and they're on the BBC.They have to toe a line to a certain extent whereas I just say as it is.“I don't know any of the people that are doing it, none of them are my friends.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! stint, Chris Moyles said he wouldn't be "the loudest person" on the show as he claimed Radio X listeners were used to hearing a "very turned up version" of him.The 48-year-old's admission may come as a surprise as he hasn't shied away from sharing his outspoken views in the past. Back in 2002, while a presenter on BBC Radio 1, he sparked backlash over comments he said about singer Charlotte Church turning 16.The presenter joked that he'd like to “lead her through the forest of sexuality now that she had reached 16.”Following his words, the Broadcasting Standards Commission said it noted Moyles was well known for his near-the-knuckle approach, but “the explicit sexual content and humour had exceeded acceptable boundaries for the time of transmission”.The BBC also issued a statement saying the comments were his style of humour and were not meant to be taken seriously.Four years later, Halle Berry accused Chris of having a “racist moment” on air.While promoting an X-Men movie alongside Hugh Jackman, the latter joked that Moyles could be his body double.He went on to yell: “Put your hands up in the air," to which Hugh asked: "Are you some kind of Brooklyn Bond?”Chris replied: “I’m a black American guy.

Congratulations are in order! Nick Cannon and Abby De La Rosa welcomed their third child on Friday, November 11.

With the current cost of living crisis, Christmas is looking set to be more expensive than ever.

An abused young boy forced to live outside in a dog kennel has been seen in pictures locked in a cage as a baby. The unnamed youngster, now aged nine, suffered horrific neglect at the hands of his father Jonathan Starr, stepmother Sarah, and Sarah's aunt Shelley Barnes.

The NHS could stop funding certain surgical procedures soon in an attempt to crack down on "wasteful" spending.

Has Latino music moved on from reggaeton?

Peter Kay fans have vowed to 'riot' as £125 tickets for his comeback gigs were being re-sold for a staggering £1770. Followers of the Phoenix Nights legend, 49, took to social media to vent their frustrations as online queues to nab the in-demand tickets also saw queues surpass 300,000 people.

A woman says she is 'relieved' that her name is going 'extinct' after years of people 'mispronouncing and spelling it wrong'. A team of researchers at Pregnacare by Vitabiotics recently released a list of baby names set to become obsolete by 2023, with many names that were once a hit with mums and dads now falling out of favour.

A Lanarkshire beauty spot dug deep to sow the seeds of success thanks to green-fingered volunteers.

Eagle-eyed Aldi shoppers have noticed a "brilliant" joke in its Christmas advert for this year about its infamous battle with Marks and Spencer.

Suzanne Somers became a household name thanks to the hijinks of Three’s Company, but her real-life weekends at home are much more relaxed.

A Scots mum left with crippling energy bills from the cost of running her daughter's life support has received a £17,000 donation from Kate Winslet.

I'm A Celebrity fans have voted Matt Hancock to do his fourth trial of the series, after he arrived in the jungle just three days ago.

Celtic are heading Down Under but are concentrating on life at the top of the Scottish Premiership before the shutdown.

The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation reached 10.1% in September. This matches the 40-year high inflation hit in July and remains well above the UK Government’s target of 2%.

Fans queuing to secure tickets for comedian Peter Kay's two Glasgow's OVO Hydro dates exceeded the venue's capacity - as briefs are already appearing online for ten times the face value.

South Lanarkshire Council has pledged to help plant 18 million trees over the next decade.