Emily Bushell: Last News

Strictly Come Dancing star Mike Bushell, 54, has admitted a romantic night he spent with his wife Emily Bushell this week turned “spooky” when they made a surprising discovery in their garden at home.

Mike Bushell, 54, revealed that the experience of competing in Strictly Come Dancing “never leaves you” as this years contestants and pro dancers get set to film the new season of the programme.The BBC Breakfast presenter shared a hilarious clip of himself dancing in the kitchen alongside his wife Emily Bushell to Little Mix on social media, as he reminisced on his time competing on the show.

Strictly Come Dancing's 2020 professional dancer Katya Jones, practicing their first lift together "a year ago today".

Mike Bushell's wife Emily Bushell has hit out at a Twitter troll.The BBC Breakfast host's spouse seemingly couldn't resist responding after he was branded an "awful" presenter.The 54-year-old was critisced by a viewer, who suggested others hosts should be on the small screen instead of him.However, the Strictly Come Dancing star's wife was having none of it and spoke out in view of her 1,173 followers.It appeared to have all started after one person tweeted: "@bbcPoV Please get rid of the truly awful Mike Bushell - terrible presenter."I'm sure there are better, more talented newcomers out there!"Emily quickly branded their words "harsh" before going to respond to another message which has now seemingly been deleted.She urged: "We should

Strictly Come Dancing 2019 contestant Mike Bushell, 54, has been praised by his wife Emily Bushell for all the hard work and effort that went into his dance special for BBC Breakfast.

Strictly Come Dancing star Mike Bushell, 54, has admitted he has been looking forward to hearing from a sleep behaviour and environment expert during today’s episode of BBC Breakfast.The presenter retweeted a post from the programme’s official Twitter page in view of his 57,000 Twitter followers last night, revealing he has been suffering from “weird” dreams because of the coronavirus lockdown.BBC Breakfast’s show announcement read: “Have you had more vivid dreams since lockdown?“Tomorrow on #BBCBreakfast we will talk to @thesleepgeek about changes to sleep and dreams.”In response, Mike, who has been isolating at home in Hampshire with his wife Emily Bushell during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealed: “Oh this should be good.