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Vernon Kay has said he won’t be raising his children to live off his and wife Tess Daly’s fame. The TV presenter, 48, has recently been filling in on This Morning during Holly Willoughby and Phil Schofield’s planned absence.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were confused as they saw Claudia Winkleman's 'double' in the ballroom as week six of the competition got underway.

Strictly Come Dancing fans issued the same complaint during the second live show as they failed to include a grand entrance.

As the nail-biting Strictly Come Dancing quarter-finals kicked off on Saturday night, eagle-eyed viewers will no doubt have noticed the absence of one couple in particular Nigel Harman and Katya Jones, as only four couples appeared on stage to start the show. Addressing their absence, show host Claudia Winkleman explained: “Now, as you can see, we only have four couples.

Strictly Come Dancing fans have praised Craig Revel-Horwood for this "honest" scoring and critiques following the first live show of the 2023 series, which aired on Saturday 23 September. Craig, Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke are back on the judging panel for another year of Strictly.The celebrity line-up includes the likes of Adam Thomas, Bobby Brazier, Ellie Leach and Angela Scanlon. The judges' scores during Saturday's show appeared to divide viewers, with many surprisingly supporting Craig, who is regularly criticised for his harsh comments and low scores.

Strictly Come Dancing’s Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly have divided fans with their outfits on the opening show of the series. As the first week of dancing kicked off with a bang, Claudia and Tess looked stunning as they opted for similar looks in matching black and white business chic outfits.Tess donned a long-sleeved white shirt paired with some shiny black trousers, complete with an undone black tie placed loosely on her shoulders. Claudia on the other hand wore a black long-sleeved suit with a white collar and cuff detailing.

Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly have reportedly secured their biggest six figure salary to return as hosts for Strictly Come Dancing.

Tess Daly, 53, has confessed to her most cringeworthy wardrobe malfunction moments on Strictly Come Dancing in an unearthed interview.To make matters worse, the wardrobe mishap took place right in the middle of the live show and there was nowhere for the BBC host to hide. Tess has been a presenter on the much-loved show for almost two decades, after joining in 2006 to host alongside Bruce Forsyth. She detailed an embarrassing moment when she nearly fell down the stairs. Tess shuddered at the memory as she recalled: "When my shoe fell off coming down the stairs at the top of a live show, hobbling barefoot towards Claud, stiletto in hand..." Seconds earlier, she had scarcely been able to resist bursting out laughing when she saw the mishap. However, Claudia and Tess share a close bond, which began to form when the pair first started to work together on Strictly.In the aforementioned interview, Tess divulged that their first meeting had actually happened prior to that.She added to Radio Times: "We met in our local chemists [in about 2004]. It was Claudia's first trip out with her new baby Jake and she was struggling to negotiate the buggy. "I held the door for her and we had a little chat."Tess previously revealed during an exclusive chat with Express.co.uk that she'd had her fair share of embarrassing moments over the years, aside from the 2014 shoe incident."Tops ripping, skirts ripping, being sewn in live on air when a seam has ripped in the back of your dress.

It’s almost time to get your glad rags on as Strictly Come Dancing 2022 is right around the corner. The BBC flagship programme, fronted by Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly, is set to return in just a matter of weeks for its 20th year and unsurprisingly, there’s already been a mountain of buzz. Already, we’ve had the professional dancers’ line-up revealed, with four newcomers on the bill, and the first batch of contestants are also coming in thick and fast.