GMB's Ranvir Singh compares 'painful' time on Strictly Come Dancing to 'childbirth'

EXCLUSIVE: Rose Ayling-Ellis, the Strictly Come Dancing winner who is delivering this year’s Edinburgh TV Festival 2022 Alternative MacTaggart, is developing a comedy-drama about deaf women dating in London.

Strictly Come Dancing winner Rose Ayling-Ellis has revealed her next career move after quitting EastEnders. Earlier this month the actress announced that she will leave the BBC One soap after two years of playing Frankie Lewis.

Strictly bosses fear their final shows will be kicked off the schedules by the World Cup.The BBC is only offering audience tickets to their live shows with Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman until Saturday November 26.This is because they do not know when the rest of their 20th anniversary series will air.READ MORE: Strictly's Max George reveals new tattoo before 'surprising' Maisie Smith with inkingStrictly’s main shows always go out in the early evening on BBC One on Saturday and their pre recorded results show run on a Sunday evening.However, The World Cup which is being held in Qatar this winter looks set to put a spanner in the works.The BBC and ITV have agreed on what games they will air up until the end of November.And so far there are no clashes with Strictly which has pleased producers.However the headache comes in December just as the dance show launches into its quarter and semi final stages.There are World Cup knock out games scheduled on Saturday December 3 at 7pm and Saturday December 10 at 7pm.And the BBC and ITV have not yet decided what matches they will air.If the Beeb screen one or both then Strictly, which this year boasts Kym Marsh, Tony Adams and Matt Goss in the line-up, will need to find a new slot.A source said: “It is a major headache and die hard fans will be fuming if Strictly gets taken off air because of football.“Viewers have already had a summer of sport messing around with their favourite TV shows.”The cast of Strictly 2022 includes Kym Marsh, Helen Skelton, James Bye and Matt Goss.EastEnders star Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice won the 2021 series of the BBC dance competition.Strictly Come Dancing returns next month on BBC One and BBC iPlayerFor more of the latest showbiz news from

Kate Garraway, 55, was left on the verge of tears during this morning's Good Morning Britain due to the touching remarks from her colleague, Robert Rinder, 44, live on air.The ITV presenter has taken to Twitter to further thank her "good friend" for being "incredibly supportive in the darkest of times".Kate took to Twitter to respond to a social media user who praised her dynamic with stand-in host Rinder.Floozyc said: "@RobbieRinder @kategarraway lovely to see you both - great combination."Rob Rinder had me in tears when he was speaking to Kate! Kate, how is Derek? Hope he is improving."Kate replied sincerely in view of her 511,000 followers: "He’s an #angel isn’t he - first time hosting with my good friend @RobbieRinder who many might not know has privately been incredibly supportive in the darkest of times & it’s an absolute privilege to watch his brilliant mind and compassion in action on @GMB." (sic)Many social media users took to the post's comments to share their admiration for the GMB duo.RachelOkin said: "This is a great duo. I have always loved Kate.

Good Morning Britain viewers have had a change of heart after Robert Rinder's most recent appearance on the ITV breakfast show. The TV personality best known as Judge Rinder has made several appearances on the news programme this year alongside different co-hosts.

A GUEST on Good Morning Britain found themselves being told off by Kate Garraway this morning after suffering a wardrobe blunder. The regular host of the ITV show could be seen warning investigative journalist John Sweeney that he was "on TV" as she told him to rectify his fashion mistake live on air.

Good Morning Britain after host Robert Rinder was forced to shut down journalist Andrew Pierce in a heated race row.The two men entered a heated debate when they discussed the shocking death of Olivia Pratt-Korbel, who was tragically killed by a gunman who forced his way into her Liverpool home.But as they tried to offer solutions to ensure this incident will never happen again, Andrew made reference to the black community which was quickly shut down by TV judge Robert.READ MORE: GMB's Lucy Verasamy says she's 'gutted' as she shares glam snap from new projectClearly annoyed by his stance, Robert who was presenting alongside long-term host Kate Garraway, told Andrew it was a "deeply stupid" thing to say.Fans at home also sided with the host and praised him for shutting the line of conversation down with immediate effect.Taking to Twitter, one person said: "Andrew Pierce says something "deeply stupid" (Robbie Rinders words) & everyone calls him out on it. As @graceblakeley says: 'We need to be thinking about the root cause of this problem & how to make people safer, not running around looking at communities to try and blame.'"Another viewer shared: "Loving Rob Rinder on GMB.

Ukraine. However, just before he spoke to hosts Kate and Robert Rinder in the studio, John was quick to apologise as he failed to finish button his shirt.Reminding him of his setting, Kate jokingly said: "It is breakfast TV, John."Giggling while trying put himself together, John told the TV host that he just stumbled out of bed before he came onto air.Addressing more serious matters, John shared his thought on the ongoing war in Ukraine following Russia's invasion earlier this year.Discussing his current environment, John said things are rather tame at the moment.However he told the presenters that harmony in the country is short lived as bombing is still taking place.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Judge Rinder has become a famous face after his eponymous ITV show where he uses his legal knowledge in the courtroom.The 44 year old, whose real name is Robert Rinder, rose to fame in 2014 after his show which has seen him become a fan favourite and dubbed as the “British Judge Judy”. The star has appeared on a number of hit TV shows which include Room 101, Celebrity Who Wants to be a Millionaire, Strictly Come Dancing and Celebrity Catchphrase.

An emotional Robert Rinder praised Good Morning Britain co-host Kate Garraway as "sunshine in human form" on Tuesday 23 August's show amid her husband's ongoing health battle. He was speaking after Kate, 55, was shortlisted in the National Television Awards 2022 for her latest documentary about her family life, as husband Derek Draper fights long-term complications since being hospitalised with Covid in 2020.

BBC's Strictly Come Dancing is the highlight of the autumn TV calendar and fans of the show are in for a special treat this year as a new themed episode will be making it's debut. Celebrating 100 years of the BBC, the fun-filled new theme will see each of the couples take to the Strictly ballroom floor, either dancing to a theme tune from an iconic BBC programme or in tribute to one of the BBC’s most loved services.

Earlier this month Strictly Come Dancing pro Neil Jones sparked rumours of a romance with Love Island bombshell Chyna Mills. The pair were spotted holding hands while leaving the Reality TV Awards Afterparty together and jumped into a car with Neil’s fellow Strictly pro Giovanni Pernice, adding fuel to the fire. According to onlookers Neil, 40, and Chyna, 23, were holding hands at the event but dropped them when they saw a photographer with a source telling The Sun: “Chyna and Neil are getting close after meeting that night, they have great chemistry.” Now it seems that things are only heating up for the pair as they enjoyed a trip to the city of love, Paris, together.

Eamonn Holmes has hit out at BBC bosses for reportedly placing "stupid rules" on its Strictly Come Dancing stars. It follows reports that Strictly pro dancers Nadiya Bychkova, Kai Widdrington and Giovanni Pernice could be in trouble with BBC bosses for breaking strict advertising rules.

STRICTLY chiefs have started a probe after dancers appeared to fall foul of strict BBC advertising rules. Performers including Nadiya Bychkova, Giovanni Pernice and Kai Widdrington may have stumbled by agreeing to dance at parties which mimic the show.

Strictly Come Dancing bosses will reportedly be investigating a few of their dancers for breaking BBC advertising rules. Nadiya Bychkova, Giovanni Pernice and Kai Widdrington allegedly broke rules by agreeing to dance at promotional parties.The Sun reports that the parties, which mimic Strictly but are not affiliated with the BBC, enable fans to have a Strictly weekend experience with the dancers.

Strictly Come Dancing to "childbirth". While appearing on the breakfast show alongside co-host Robert Rinder, Ranvir was asked whether she missed the glitz and glam from the popular BBC show.Although the 45 year old admitted that she often thinks about her Dream Girls performance and the outfit she wore when she appeared on the programme, she also said the show reminded her of giving birth as the pain gets easier to think about the more that time passes.Hearing her unusual comparison, Rob was clearly taken aback.Starting off the conversation, Ranvir said: "We're talking about Strictly later aren't we on the show, we're talking about dancing." Robert asked: "Do you miss the glitter or just the glitter ball?"Reflecting on her time, Ranvir replied: "You know occasionally, I think about my Dream Girls outfit, you know the wig.Judge Robert, who also appeared in Strictly in 2016, looked confused and proceeded to ask studio meterologist Laura Tobin about Ranvir's comparison.

Strictly Come Dancing. The line-up of celebrities taking part in the long-running BBC dance competition was revealed earlier this month. Among them is Helen Skelton, the former Blue Peter presenter who is joining the series months after splitting for her husband, Richie Myler, reports the Mirror.

Strictly Come Dancing - despite winning a tap award named after Ken Dodd.The 39-year-old Countryfile presenter is set to appear on this year's series of the hit BBC One dancing show, which returns next month.It comes after her recent marriage split from rugby star Richie Myler back in April this year.READ MORE: Inside Helen Skelton's net worth and marriage as Countryfile star announces StrictlyLast week, Helen said people keep asking her if she can already dance, before claiming she couldn't and that you sign up to the show to learn your way around the ballroom.She told BBC's radio 5 Live: "People keep saying, ‘Can you dance?’ and I say, ‘No’ because isn’t it the point to learn to dance?"However, she bagged a prestigious Ken Dodd tap dancing award 22 years ago when she was just a teenager.When asked to reveal a secret about herself in 2016, Helen said: "I won a Ken Dodd tap-dance award when I was 17."The Cumbrian star later added: "Not a lot of people know this, but I’m very good at tap dancing.

As this year’s Strictly hopefuls get ready to slip on their sequins and strut their stuff, it’s not surprising to hear that last year’s winner, Rose Ayling-Ellis, is feeling a tug at her heartstrings. “I really miss it,” the EastEnders actress, who was partnered with pro Giovanni Pernice, tells us.