Caroline Quentin fears ‘falling out’ of her Strictly dresses and will step in if they’re too daring

On the mend. Over the years, Dancing With the Stars contestants and professionals have dealt with their fair share of health scares while participating on the show.

Prince William is taking a minute to reflect following his and wife Kate Middleton's controversial royal tour of the Caribbean. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Belize, Jamaica, and the Bahamas over their eight-day tour in honor of Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee year. While there, the couple was met with protests and calls for independence from the British royal family. On Sunday, after returning from the last leg of the trip, William, the second in line to the British throne, issued a rare statement acknowledging the backlash and the royal family's thoughts on the future of the Commonwealth. «Foreign tours are an opportunity to reflect.

Dancing on Ice comes to its conclusion this Sunday and just three skaters remain in the running to become the 2022 champion. MORE: 10 rare photos of Dancing on Ice star Kimberly Wyatt's childrenBrendan Cole and Vanessa Bauer, Regan Gascoigne and Karina Manta, and Kimberly Wyatt and Matt Hanretty are the finalists all hoping to wow the judges and audiences alike with their routines. Former Pussycat Doll star Kimberly will no doubt have support from the sidelines from her husband, Max Rogers.

Oscars. This year, the Oscars will be held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles, with a huge guest list of the world's biggest stars. The ceremony will take place on Sunday, 27 March, commencing at 8pm Eastern Time.

Stephen Mulhern has reportedly had his game show Rolling In It axed. The show has reportedly not been commissioned for another run after poor ratings. The show launched in 2020 on ITV.

Rachel Zegler was not invited to the Oscars, despite being the lead of the multi-nominated film. Luckily, she the story had a happy ending and she will be not only attending but presenting as well.

Hollywood tonight (March 28 2022).Hosted by Regina Hall, Wanda Sykes and Amy Schumer, many of the world's biggest stars of the silver screen will be walking the red carpet as they prepare to find out who has won some of the film industry's most prestigious awards.However, the ceremony takes a lot of organisation - and there are many rules in place for stars on the night that they need to adhere to, in order to keep the event running smoothly.There are also lots of surprises (and sometimes expensive treats) in store for attendees too.From 'no food' rules to six figure goodie bags, Daily Star takes a look at some of the backstage secrets of the Oscars ceremony.The short list for the Oscars is voted for by members of The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), with an average 9,500 eligible voters on average.However, it has been noted in recent years that many voters do not watch all the films, which is estimated to total over 60 hours of viewing across all nominated titles.In 2015, a poll by The Hollywood Reporter also found that six per cent of voters admitted they did not watch all the Best Picture nominees in that year.This has sparked an outcry from some celebrities, with An Education and Promising Young Woman star Carey Mulligan telling Variety: "Maybe you shouldn’t be allowed to vote unless you can prove you’ve seen every single one.

doctor has explained why it seems like everybody in the UK is getting ill at the moment — without testing positive for Covid. Despite spring dawning and the sun shining, lots of Brits have been moaning about feeling under the weather recently and still testing negative for coronavirus.

has revealed its celebrity and pro dancer pairs for the 2020 series - which includes the BBC show’s first-ever same-sex couple.Former Olympic champion boxer for the competition, and Strictly fans eagerly tuned in to the launch show to discover who would be coupled up for 2020.First to be paired was Caroline Quentin, who was matched with Johannes Radebe - and the reveal was a little different this year as to fit in with COVID restrictions the couples were put together in pre-recorded segments rather than the usual studio introductions on launch night.It is the first time a same-sex partnership has competed on the show, but last year professional dancers in one of the Sunday night results shows.This series sees a reduced number of contestants

The programme saw this year's celebrity contestants get paired with their professional partners, before they all took to the dance floor to perform a group routine. Among this year's contestants are former home secretary Jacqui Smith, comedian Bill Bailey and actress Caroline Quentin.Judges Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas will return to the panel this year.Bruno Tonioli will initially be absent from the Saturday night panel because he is in the US as a judge on Dancing With The Stars.

The programme will see this year's celebrity contestants get paired with their professional partners, before they all take to the dance floor to perform a group routine. Among this year's contestants are former home secretary Jacqui Smith, comedian Bill Bailey and actress Caroline Quentin.Judges Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas will return to the panel this year.Bruno Tonioli will initially be absent from the Saturday night panel because he is in the US as a judge on Dancing With The Stars.

Motsi Mabuse has only seen this year’s crop of 12 Strictly Come ­Dancing hopefuls dance once – but she has an idea of who might lift the next Glitterball trophy.

Strictly Come Dancing 's 2020 celebrities have released their first full official group photo.

Strictly Come Dancing contestant Caroline Quentin opened up about her nerves for the live shows, her support from famous faces like Liz Hurley and how she'll react to criticism from the judges.The 60-year-old Men Behaving Badly and Jonathan Creek star is part of the celebrity lineup for the new Strictly series, which is set to begin later this month. Caroline told Daily Star Online that she's worked with Hurley and her son Damien before, and they're both huge Strictly fans.

STRICTLY Come Dancing's Max George has revealed that he has a "big crush" on one of his competitors - telling The Sun Online that he used to fancy actress Caroline Quentin. The 32-year-old star is loved-up with girlfriend Stacey Giggs, but he admitted that he is "buzzing" to be starring alongside his childhood crush.

STRICTLY Come Dancing hopeful Caroline Quentin has been having secret coaching by Hollywood star Elizabeth Hurley, she has revealed. Actress Caroline, 60, has been getting "tips" off Elizabeth and her son Damien, as they are 'super fans' of the BBC1 show.

Caroline Quentin has come clean about her biggest fear about starring on Strictly Come Dancing.

Caroline Quentin fears her boobs might fall out of her skimpy Strictly Come Dancing outfits.The Men Behaving Badly actress said she will trust the wardrobe department – but she will speak up if she thinks a low-cut dress risks her assets popping out.Caroline, 60, said: "My feeling is, I'll hand over completely to the experts who know what they're doing – hair, wigs, make-up, outfits – and let them do their thing."And unless I am actually scared that something is about to fall out, then I'm not going to moan."The mum-of-two went on to say: "If something feels a bit perilous, let's say, then I might speak up."Caroline was one of the first celebrity signings to be announced for the Class of 2020 season, just weeks after lockdown restrictions

Elizabeth Hurley and her son Damian are Strictly Come Dancing  super fans and know everything about the show.Men Behaving Badly star Caroline Quentin, who is competing in the BBC dance show this year, has revealed the 55-year-old actress and model has been giving her lots of Strictly tips and advice.Quentin, 60, revealed: “I’ve been so surprised. Until you’re in the eye of the storm you don’t really know how much people love something.“I’ve been working with Elizabeth Hurley and she’s more excited about it than anyone I’ve ever met.

AT least half of this year’s Strictly celebrities have dance experience — giving them a huge competitive advantage. Men Behaving Badly star Caroline Quentin attended ballet school until she was ten, before training in “all sorts of dance” until she was 16.

Strictly Come Dancing is just a matter of weeks away. The 18th series of the NTA and BAFTA award-winning show will return this autumn on BBC One.And bosses of the sparkly dance show have been teasing us of late, by revealing the all important line-up and giving us a glimpse at the brand new set.