Craig Revel Horwood: Strictly judge says 'curse' will be 'more intense' in 2020 series

police.The young boy reportedly climbed up to the beginning of the slides and entered one of them which has an immediate right angle that obstructs the view of the rest of the slide.Only one of the four entrances to the slides was reportedly closed off, and Davi entered one of the slides that was missing parts of its tubes.Davi reportedly fell from a height of 45 feet before hitting a wooden and metal structure that supports the ride. He then rolled into a pool that was 28 inches deep.He was reportedly rescued alive but later died in hospital.The eight-year-old escaped parental supervision when he moved away from his father and his one-year-old brother to use the bathroom.He reportedly knew the waterpark well, having already visited it several times.His distraught family members have claimed the park operator was negligent and they are calling for justice.For more shocking stories from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters hereDavi Lucas was buried in his family's hometown of Conselheiro Lafaiete in the south-eastern state of Minas Gerais on Monday.His grieving mother Jaqueline Rosa was paid tribute to him in local media as saying: "My son was a marvellous child, full of plans, a super studious boy.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood has promoted Shirely Ballas ' new memoir after she wrote of a row over him 'body-shaming' her.

Loose Women host Christine Lampard was filling for time live on air today after being plagued by technical fails. Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood was booked onto the show to talk about the upcoming BBC series as well as his new book.

Shirley Ballas has revealed how she confronted her co-star Craig Revel Horwood over hurtful comments he allegedly made about her fake breasts back in 2018.The Strictly judge is reported to have told a crowd during a promotional tour of his autobiography, that Shirley's breasts were "hanging out" when she auditioned to replace former head judge Len Goodman.

SHIRLEY Ballas has hit out at fellow Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood for making comments about her appearance. In her new book, 60-year-old Shirley says Craig made comments about her breasts which left her distraught and "unleashed years of pain".

Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas, 60, has opened up about the moment she fell out with Craig Revel Horwood, 55, because he made a lewd joke about her breasts.The former professional dancer admitted Craig’s comments “unleashed years of pain” at the time.In her new autobiography, Behind The Sequins, Shirley recalled Craig making the remarks to a crowded room on a book tour during her second series on the BBC show.She says: “It was awful and very, very painful. “It brought up a lot of things from my past that I thought I’d dealt with.”The star went on to claim: “Once again, I was propelled back to my toughest days with [ex-husband] Corky, when he would make comments about my appearance: my crooked teeth, my nose, my a**e that was too

Shirley Ballas has told how she had a furious bust-up with Craig Revel Horwood after he made cruel jibes about her body.

coronavirus pandemic with bosses now planning for several different audience scenarios when the show returns. The newly released images will see the Strictly judges, Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas, all sit at individual, sparkly desks.

Strictly Come Dancing professionals have been busy rehearsing at the redesigned coronavirus-safe set ahead of the show's return next month.

Strictly Come Dancing is coming back and we couldn't be more thrilled about the news, but the dancing competition we all know and love will look slightly different when it returns. New pictures released by the BBC showing inside the glitzy studio show the new measures that have been put into place to protect the judges, dancers and celebrities as they take to the ballroom floor.The judges, Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse and Craig Revel Horwood, will be seated in pods instead of their usual table and there will be a reduced studio audience, while Bruno Tonioli will appear virtually.

Long-serving Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood has admitted he thinks the current situation could make the show’s infamous “curse” more “intense” than ever.During its 16 years on the air, Strictly has repeatedly been at the centre of headlines about blossoming romances between celebrity contestants and their professional partners.However, because many of the stars were already in relationships – or even marriages – before signing up for the BBC dance show, the media regularly refers to a so-called “Strictly curse”, which Craig has predicted will still be prevalent on this year’s shows.“I think it’s going to be more intense, isn’t it?” he told The Sun, pointing out that this year’s stars and their partners could be “in a

STRICTLY Come Dancing’s pros take to the floor in a first look at the redesigned Covid-safe set ahead of the show’s return. The team, who have formed their own bubble, practised a Roaring Twenties-style number.

Strictly Come Dancing's glossy new set has finally been unveiled - with the audience and judges desk no more.

The professionals and celebrities of Strictly Come Dancing might want to break up with their significant others ahead of the new series as predictions abound that the ‘curse’ will be worse than ever this year.

STRICTLY Come Dancing's Craig Revel Horwood said he had a crisis over how to pay for his two £1million mansions. The judge, 55, took five months off as lockdown dried up his television and theatre work.

STRICTLY judge Craig Revel Horwood says the show’s curse will intensify this year because of pros and celebs in “lockdown”. In an exclusive interview with The Sun on Sunday, the 55-year-old predicted: “I think it’s going to be more intense, isn’t it? Because they’re in a lockdown situation with each other.

Craig Revel Horwood has revealed he suffered a financial crisis during the coronavirus lockdown.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood has revealed that he suffered from “anxiety” and had a “crisis” during the lockdown owing to the financial strain. Due to the fact that the star works in the performing arts sector, which was hit particularly badly by the lockdown and social distancing measures, he had to take five months away from work.

Strictly Come Dancing judge is just as harsh on himself.

With his waspish wit and brutal honesty Craig Revel Horwood never hesitates to tell others how badly they’ve tripped up, but the Strictly Come Dancing judge is just as harsh on himself.

Geordie Shore talent claimed they were banned from appearing on Strictly Come Dancing.