Hamza Yassin: Last News

Hamza Yassin, 32, who has swapped the outdoors for the ballroom was filmed by professional dancing partner Jowita Przystal, 28, looking rather glum after he found out that he had put on odd dancing shoes.Shared with her 64,500 Instagram followers, the video saw Hamza sitting down in the rehearsal room looking rather annoyed over the wardrobe blip.Explaining to the camera “it is one of those mornings,” the wildlife photographer explained that he came across the problem when brushing his shoes.He told the camera: “I came to brush this shoe, absolutely fine,” demonstrating the action to the camera.“I came to brush this shoe, something’s wrong,” Hamza continued, changing feet.“It’s got a plastic sole.“I have been wearing two different shoes for most of the morning.”Huffing about his school-boy error Hamza added that he thought something was “wrong with me” after he could only get grip with one foot.He continued to say: “I’m getting grip on one foot more than the other.“Now I understand why.”“It is just one of those days.Start again shall we?” Hamza finished.Having already performed well in the competition so far, always being near the top of the leaderboard, Hamza’s wardrobe malfunction is a small setback in their training for week seven of the competition.However, when appearing on a recent episode of It Takes Two, Hamza revealed fears about his upcoming Cha Cha Cha, which he will perform on Saturday night.Dancing to I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) by the Four Tops on the next week of Strictly Come Dancing, Hamza did not seem too thrilled with the routine.Speaking with It Takes Two host Janette Manrara he shared: “I can't wait to be smiling but I must admit the Cha Cha Cha makes no sense.“The rhythm is out, the

Hamza Yassin, 32, and professional dancer Jowita Przystał, 28, stunned Strictly viewers with a sensational Salsa last week. After earning himself a place at the top of the leaderboard, many fans are trying to figure out details from the mysterious cameraman's private life, away from his success on the telly. The Scottish cameraman is best known for his CBeebies persona Ranger Hamza on the show Let’s Go For a Walk. Hamza has made his fair share of appearances on other BBC favourites like Countryfile and Animal Park and has presented some Channel 4 shows too. The Sudanese-born star has been on the public radar for a good few years, but very little is known about his personal life. Hamza has never spoken about his family life, leaving many fans guessing over whether he is single or married. However, the Strictly contestant may have hinted at having a wife in a cryptic post in 2017. Hamza posted a photo of himself and a mystery woman out in the Scottish wilderness, holding her in a deadlift above his head. The caption mysteriously read: “Find a wifey and up her up, and all year long you'll get good luck! “During the day a wildlife cameraman, by night a strongman!”Although he did not name his lift partner, the pose will be eerily familiar for Strictly fans, as Hamza and Jowita impressed viewers with the same move last week.It seems to be a favourite life for the “strongman” as in 2018, he took to Instagram to show off his “training” for the Highland Games, striking the same pose and, this time, with a little note: “Thank you Katie for volunteering to be the replacement log.

Hamza Yassin, 32, has been going from strength to strength on Strictly Come Dancing alongside Jowita Pryzstal, with the pair currently in training for their Quickstep this weekend. However, fans will be concerned as Hamza took to social media to share a video of Jowita taping his legs due to severe "pain" he has been suffering from during rehearsals.Hamza shared the video in view of his 68,100 Instagram followers this afternoon, with the video showing Jowita "taping" the wildlife photographer's legs.He began: "Here we are again."Jowita then chimed as she pulled the tape: "Back to business!"Hamza continued: "Physio.

Strictly Come Dancing star Hamza Yassin confessed to nearly dropping his professional partner Jowita Pryzstal as he appeared on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday.The 32 year old wildlife presenter won over the judges with his performance on Saturday night and received the highest score of the series so far. However, he revealed on GMB that it took a few near-accidents in rehearsal first before the pair nailed the routine. After receiving praise from hosts Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid, Hamza admitted he “came close” to dropping Jowita as he was joined by his dance partner on the morning show.

Countryfile's Hamza Yassin recently declared that he felt "too big" to dance the jive, as he discussed his greatest challenge when it came to his Strictly performance - watching what he eats.

The Strictly Come Dancing journey kicked off last week with the brand new batch of 15 celebrities and their professional partners making their debut in the ballroom.

Strictly Come Dancing fans have been left delighted as the show has brought back one of their 'favourite' things about the series. The hit BBC One show returned to screens last Friday with the much-anticipated launch show.

BBC has said. Viewing numbers were also down for the show’s launch episode on Friday which saw the celebrity contestants paired up with their professional partners. It was watched by an average of 5.

Strictly Come Dancing 2022 is just around the corner, with the highly anticipated first live show scheduled to air on Saturday 24 September. A fresh batch of celebrities are set to compete for the iconic Glitterball trophy on the hit BBC One show, with the likes of Will Mellor, Kym Marsh, Helen Skelton, Matt Goss and James Bye all gearing up to show off their dancing skills.

Strictly Come Dancing hopeful Hamza Yassin believes his dyslexia could prove to be a secret weapon as he competes for the glitter ball trophy. Describing the condition as “a gift”, the Countryfile star said it might help him to remember the steps during training sessions with his professional partner. "I think in 3D, I think in pictures, I have a photographic memory and that is all due to my dyslexia,” he explained.

Kerry Katona has taken a swipe at the line-up for this year's Strictly Come Dancing, saying: "I haven’t heard of any of them!" The 41 year old reacted to the line-up of this year's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, which she starred on last year. Speaking about the new batch of stars taking on the challenge, Kerry wrote in her column: "The Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins line-up is one of the best I’ve ever seen.

The new series of Strictly Come Dancing will kick off on September 17, former contestant and TV presenter AJ Odudu has announced.The 34-year-old, who was forced to withdraw from the final of the dancing competition last year after suffering a torn ligament, revealed the news on The Big Breakfast alongside co-host Mo Gilligan. She said: “We do have the exclusive that the launch of Strictly Come Dancing 2022 is going to be September 17.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were left asking ‘what’s occurring?’ after BBC Three announced a beloved TV character would be strapping on their dancing shoes in the hopes of snatching the Glitterball trophy. A tweet posted on Friday said Nessa, portrayed by Ruth Jones, from Gavin and Stacey would be the latest star joining the cast.

Fleur East has been named as the early favourite to win Strictly Come Dancing 2022.The singer, who was runner-up on The X Factor back in 2014, has high odds to bag the glitterball trophy this year. Bookmakers Ladbrokes are offering odds of 7/2, but Fleur’s still got some fierce competition.TV presenter Helen Skelton and former Britain’s Got Talent finalist Molly Rainford will be hot on her heels, according to the betting company – who have placed both their odds at 6/1.The exciting odds come after the BBC confirmed the 15 famous faces who will take to the dancefloor when the competition returns in September.