Anton Du Beke admits it could be ‘the end of Strictly’ if unjabbed pros accidentally spread Covid through cast

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Piers Morgan singled out one in particular that he deemed to be “brilliant”. Flowers and other tributes to Shane have been left outside Melbourne Cricket Ground after the star died yesterday at the age of just 52.Piers took to Twitter, where he shared a picture of one fan’s rather unusual gift to the late sports star with his 7.9 million followers.He wrote: “Amid all the flowers left by Shane Warne’s statue ⁦@MCG…“One fan left a beer can, meat pie & packet of cigarettes. Brilliant,” he added with clapping emojis.The shocking news of Shane’s death prompted an outpouring of grief from fans, with many leaving cards and flowers at a statue to Shane at his former club overnight.However, this particular ode to Shane really stood out as a cheeky homage to his famed party lifestyle.Piers’ post really seemed to divide fans, with some suggesting the tribute was inappropriate.Amandeep Stevens wrote: “Not sure how appropriate that is for a guy that's had a heart attack." Janet Harris asked: “The three things that can lead to a heart attack - really what is the point of leaving those?”Tim Nosredlob added: “The three things that likely killed him.

EastEnders actor Danny Dyer has rushed to praise his onscreen daughter Rose Ayling-Ellis for her Strictly Come Dancing debut. Rose, 26 performed a Jive to Taylor Swift's Shake It Off with her partner Giovanni Pernice, and the pair scored a total of 22 out of 40 points for the routine.

Dan Walker was awarded 24 points in total for his quickstep as Strictly Come Dancing's first live show dazzled viewers.Having given his all to the high octane routine, the 6 feet 6 inches tall broadcaster briefly collapsed on a replica BBC Breakfast sofa. He then sprung back up for the judges' enthusiastic feedback.

STRICTLY star Tilly Ramsay looked unrecognisable as she transformed for a romantic waltz performance in the first live show. Her mum Tana broke down in tears as she supported the 19-year-old from the sidelines in the studio, as her "proud" dad Gordon watched from home.

STRICTLY star Tilly Ramsay looked unrecognisable as she transformed for a romantic waltz performance in the first live show. Her mum Tana broke down in tears as she supported the 19-year-old from the sidelines in the studio, as her "proud" dad Gordon watched from home.

STRICTLY fans spotted the hilarious moment new judge Anton Du Beke "froze in fear" after interrupting the show with loud bang. Anton - who is filling in for regular judge Bruno Tonioli this series - was attempting to shuffle his chair behind the desk as Tess Daly introduced the next act.

Strictly Come Dancing came back with a bang with an impressive first live show, but presenter Tess Daly and viewers were missing judge Bruno Tonioli.The larger-than-life Italian judge couldn't make the new series due to Covid restrictions, so was replaced on the panel by dancer Anton Du Beke.Ahead of the show, Tess admitted she would miss Bruno's presence who was a big part of the show since 2004.Bruno lives in LA, and the 65-year-old appeared via video link on Sunday nights for 2020.However, this year he won't be appearing at all, and Tess explained: "Bruno will be missed of course, but he is staying in America as he can’t travel due to restrictions."She was keen to praise Anton too for the experience he brings: "Anton is a brilliant

Strictly Come Dancing's first ever all-male same sex couple John Whaite and Johannes Radebe sent the professional dancers, show audience and judges into a massive round of applause after their hugely successful first dance during Saturday night's show. While the entire studio were overwhelmed by the power and technique delivered in the performance, head judge Shirley Ballas also labelled it a "testimony to the same sex couple".

Strictly Come Dancing fans were completely bowled over by Rose Ayling-Ellis’s sensational performance with her professional dance partner Giovanni Pernice during Saturday night’s show. Many people called the pairing “incredible” and “perfect” and others even called the duo their favourites.

Strictly Come Dancing fans came out in their droves praising new judge Anton Du Beke for his first time on the panel Saturday night, as the show's professional dancer took up his new role for the first time. But when ballroom expert Anton slipped right into his stride calling McFly singer Tom Fletcher "me old sausage" after his first dance, fans sensed he was giving energy like former head judge Len Goodman, who was a fixture on the show until 2016.Taking to Twitter, fans shared their excitement to have the 55 year old star sat next to fellow judges Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse and Craig Revel Horwood.

Anton Du Beke has described this year's Strictly Come Dancing contestants as "terrible" when they took part in last week's group performance.The Strictly star, who will be appearing on the show's judging panel for the new series, joined presenters Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard on Friday's Good Morning Britain and told the hosts that he's excited to see improvement.Speaking candidly Anton, 55, said: "I can't wait for the first show by the way, because we saw the group dance on the launch show, and as normal – terrible."So I'm looking forward immensely to the first show to see what they've done over the last week or so and what they're going to produce on Saturday night for their first live show."Ben chimed in and giggled: "It can only get

Strictly Come Dancing 2021 this year. The show is back, with 15 new celebrity contestants ready to hit the dancefloor with their professional dance partners.

Strictly Come Dancing has kicked off with the stars of the season paired off with professional dancers at the launch show. Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas and Motsi Mabuse are our returning judges this year alongside new addition Anton Du Beke, who was the show's longest serving professional dancer before joining the panel.

Strictly Come Dancing’s brand new judge Anton Du Beke has made his debut on launch night - and fans of the BBC show already can’t get enough. Anton, who has replaced long-standing judge Bruno Tonioli, took his seat on the panel alongside Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse and Craig Revel Horwood, with viewers quick to comment on how ‘proud’ they are of the star.The 55-year-old, who was previously the show’s longest serving pro dancer, looked in his element as he arrived in the group dance suited and booted and wearing sunglasses.

Anton du Beke is back on Strictly Come Dancing, and this time, he's returned as a judge, replacing Bruno Tonioli who confirmed earlier this year he wouldn't be returning because of uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 and his Dancing with the Stars commitments.MORE: Anton du Beke shares details of his secret weddingIn past years, the King of Ballroom would currently be training hard for the BBC competition, but now he's got some more free time on his hands, he'll be spending it with his wife Hannah du Beke and their twins, George and Henrietta, four.

Strictly Come Dancing returns to BBC One this month with an all-star line-up including tv presenter Dan Stevens, McFly's Tom Fletcher, actress Nina Wadia, comedian Judi Love and chef John Whaite.The show will feature judging panel Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas and Motsi Mabuse, with professional dancer Anton Du Beke stepping in for Bruno Tonioli.Tonioli is also a judge on the US programme Dancing with the Stars and has been a member of the Strictly Come Dancing judging panel since the show began in 2004.He worked alongside former judges including Arlene Phillips and Len Goodman, and here, we look back on where the former judges are now.

Anton Du Beke, 54, has spoken out on how he felt after losing out on becoming a Strictly Come Dancing judge to Shirley Ballas, back when fourth judge Len Goodman departed the dance contest.The professional dancer thought he did “all right” in his audition for the role, only to later be turned down but he has now realised he was not “clear and concise” enough.Opening up on the experience, Du Beke shared: “I came out of the audition thinking, ‘I did all right there.’ “It was only last year when I was a judge myself that I realised I hadn’t been clear and concise.”Ultimately the role went to dance choreographer Ballas, but it was not all bad news as Du Beke was asked to come back and appear as a judge on the show last year after being the

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