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STRICTLY Come Dancing stars are set for disappointment with Blackpool Week just one week away. The remaining celebrities and their professional partners face one more elimination before getting to dance in the historic ballroom. However now there are claims that one of the stars will not make it to Blackpool.

Myleene Klass gets the wind up in an iconic Marilyn Monroe moment as a gust sends her dress billowing forcing her to fight to keep her flying hem down. The breeze blew as the 44-year-old former Hear’Say star was leaving the offices of radio company Global in London. It mimicked Marilyn’s classic street vent scene from 1955 movie The Seven Year Itch.

Kym Marsh, 46, first rose to fame in the TV talent contest Popstars aged 24, but the traumatised star has previously admitted that her group, Hear'Say, was under so much pressure that every single member had "been ill" as a result. While she recalled graphic violence from members of the public in quotes unearthed during her Strictly Come Dancing 2022 stint, her former bandmate, Noel Sullivan, who has spoken of having to hide his sexuality, said they were never allowed to think for themselves.Kym survived the group for a matter of months before dramatically declaring: "I quit!" over the stress of constant arguments, and a rumour that she had "refused" to play for British soldiers at a concert abroad.Yet, according to an unearthed interview with the devastated star, things only became worse for the members over time."[Hear'Say] had bottles thrown at them on stage...

Strictly's Kym Marsh might be a household name now, but in the 1990s, she was a single teenage mum with barely a penny to her name - and she still recalls her desperate struggle for survival to this day.To top it all off, the Strictly Come Dancing star feared that her frail father, who suffered a heart condition, might lose his fight for life at around the same time.Kym despaired as she recalled the time when she and her sister had been forced to club together to buy a pack of nappies that their children could share.In an unearthed interview from before her Strictly stint, she told all about the "rut" she'd found herself in."I was pregnant at 18, so I've lived on £80 a week...

Strictly's Kym Marsh pulled out all the stops to deliver a passionate Argentine Tango with partner Graziano Di Prima - but James Jordan was left unimpressed by one aspect of the routine.

Matt Goss, 54, was voted off Strictly Come Dancing in Week Four, after facing a dance-off against Kym Marsh and her partner Graziano Di Prima.The Bros singer has opened up to Express.co.uk about the pressures of being put in the dance-off and the pain he felt doing it with somebody he "really liked".When Express.co.uk asked Matt how the dance-off worked compared to how we watch it at home, he revealed: "You have to wait and all your adrenaline leaves your body and you have to go and do a dance-off with somebody that you really like."It goes against every bone in your body to compete with somebody you like and try to get the approval of the judges."So I am happy I got to put my best foot forward and get what I want out of the experience."This comes after Matt previously spoke to Express.co.uk about the judges harsh criticisms, despite his improvement week by week on the BBC show.He admitted: "I think if I'm improving maybe the scores should reflect that."But I don't want to be that guy who moans about my scores. "My life is an immediate fluidity to me the day after so I don't really know if I'm honest.

THE Strictly Come Dancing stars looked all partied out after celebrating Ellie Taylor's 39th birthday. Comedian Ellie's co-stars were on hand until the early hours despite their upcoming performances in tonight's live show. She was joined by show partners Will Mellor and Nancy Xu, Kym Marsh and Helen Skelton.

Anton Du Beke has revealed how Strictly come Dancing saved him from being "poor" and "a lunatic" as he reflected on his younger years in the competitive dance world.The 56-year-old got into detail about his life before the spotlight as he reflected on becoming a dad for the first time aged 50.The judge has five-year-old twins Henrietta and George with his wife Hannah Summers.Anton said having children at an older age was beneficial as he was "more sensible and more settled" than he was in his younger years.Reflecting on life in his mid-twenties/early thirties, he told Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe he was a "an absolute lunatic".He spilled: "I was really really poor for a start, I mean like I had holes in my shoes and second hand shirts, all that sort of stuff as a young man.Michael Douglas is unrecognisable as he unveils new long, dyed hair"And also not equipped, and an absolute lunatic as well, a competetive animal, ambitious and focused soley on me and what I was going to be doing and my next competition."Anton went on to say he always strived to be the best dancer at competitions which made him "hate everyone"."Everyone was against me," he added recalling his thoughts at the time on the Parenting Hell podcast."I was an absolute lunatic."Anton went on to say it was getting a job on Strictly Come Dancing which made him change his ways.At the time of being approached for the show, he had just finished competing in a big competition in China.He agreed to sign up as a professional, believing it would last for just one series.Over a decade later, Anton is the show's longest-serving cast member.He officially replaced Bruno Tonioli on the judging panel this year after previously stepping in temporarily. Strictly's Kym Marsh

Channel 5 newsreader and former Strictly Come Dancing star Dan Walker has described the BBC show as "entertainment" rather than a competition, as he gave his opinion as to who he thinks will win this year.

Kym Marsh has said working between filming commitments and family life while practicing for Strictly Come Dancing has been "tricky" to manage.

Strictly's Kym Marsh, 46, was left so traumatised by the pain of losing a premature child that she chose to have an operation that she hoped would prevent her from giving birth ever again.The ex-Coronation Street star had also experienced distress after perceiving that the two children she already had when she first rose to fame might "hold her back" from being successful. Kym opened up about the decision she made to opt for uterine ablation - a controversial op which destroys part of the uterus lining to intentionally prevent a woman from giving birth to children.The showbiz star made the life-altering decision after two traumatic experiences which made her feel she never wanted to be pregnant again.She first became a mum in her teens, and it is believed that there were no complications with her eldest two children, Emilie and David, who were born in 1995 and 1997.However, she heartbreakingly lost Archie - her son with Hollyoaks actor Jamie Lomas - in 2009, when the premature and vulnerable baby died just moments after being born.Two years later, the pair's daughter Polly was born, but Kym later candidly revealed that the odds had been against her survival, too.Kym struggled after she was diagnosed with an incompetent cervix, a condition occuring "when your cervix is too weak to stay closed during pregnancy due to the extra weight of the baby".It can cause premature birth or miscarriage - and sure enough, Kym's second daughter arrived several weeks early.However, she survived, and a jubilant Kym described her to OK! as "a little miracle...

Strictly's Kym Marsh dramatically burst into tears in front of the nation after admitting she had kept her two children a secret from the judges of her first ever TV show, Popstars. Fearing that she might be held back when it came to hitting the big time, the then 24-year-old had concealed her secret family when entering the 2001 talent contest and told producers she wasn't a mother.10 million viewers tuned in to watch Kym claiming that in her past her children had stood in her way - and that she'd feared the same would happen again if she didn't hide them.The single mum finally admitted the conflict she'd been suffering during one of the Saturday night shows - and still managed to soar past thousands of fellow hopefuls to win a place in the pop group Hear'Say.However, she lasted just over one year in the group after rows with fellow bandmates and intense media coverage.For example, the Daily Mail had written that Kym "plots her career like a military operation" and has "an unnerving desire to secure maximum publicity".Meanwhile, her former bandmate Suzanne Shaw later claimed that Kym and her celebrity partner, Jack Ryder of Eastenders, were "the council-estate version of Posh and Becks".In response to the criticism, Kym felt compelled to defiantly declare: "I'm not embarrassed about being ambitious!"Kym also lamented during a historic interview that she felt it was mostly female journalists writing about her negatively."That's what gets me.

Strictly Come Dancing star Kym Marsh, 46, risked being eliminated from the show last week after being placed in the bottom two, but was saved by all four judges in the dance-off. Kym’s former Coronation Street co-star Charlie de Melo, 33, described the soap actress as a “force of nature” as he shared his honest opinion with Express.co.uk at the 2022 Inside Soap Awards on Monday.Charlie, who is best known for his portrayal of Imran Habeeb on Corrie, began by complimenting former Hear'Say singer Kym on her dancing skills. “I watched her yesterday - it was fantastic! Absolutely brilliant,” the actor confirmed warmly. Asked if he thought Kym had the potential to win the competition, Charlie replied: “Well, the standard is unbelievably high. “I’m not a regular viewer, if I’m being entirely honest, but I did watch the entire thing yesterday and a lot of people… “Hamza [Yassin], who I wasn’t aware of before, was absolutely extraordinary. Charlie added that another star to impress him with his moves was Will Mellor, whom he had overlapped with during his time on Corrie. “Usually there’s someone that’s there and people turn their noses up and they snort and they laugh, but everyone is doing such a good job,” Charlie reflected. “I love to see it, because I think Kym’s an absolute force of nature,” he added. “But I think it would be insincere of me to say… Because this year the competition she’s up against is unbelievable.

IT'S hard to believe for those of us who remember tuning in to ITV's Popstars, but Hear'Say first shot to fame 22 years ago. The group, painstakingly assembled by 'Nasty Nigel' and co on the X Factor forerunner, released their mega-hit Pure And Simple in 2001. Danny Foster, Myleene Klass, Kym Marsh, Suzanne Shaw and Noel Sullivan sold a staggering 3million records and scored two No1s.

Matt Goss, 54, was sadly voted off Strictly Come Dancing last week in a dance-off against Coronation Street's Kym Marsh. As the singer recorded his new Christmas single The Beautiful Unknown, Matt took some time to speak to Express.co.uk about his time on the show and the critical comments he received from not "smiling enough".

Matt Goss, 54, was voted off Strictly Come Dancing last week in a dance-off against Coronation Street's Kym Marsh. As the singer recorded his new Christmas single The Beautiful Unknown, Matt took time to speak to Express.co.uk about his time on the show and the criticisms he received from not "smiling enough".

Strictly Come Dancing was apparently in chaos when the flu struck and four stars fell ill.Singer Fleur East revealed on her HITS radio show that Hamza Yassin, Will Mellor and Kym Marsh were all sick.Vito Coppola - the pro Fleur is paired with on the BBC ballroom contest - was also unwell, meaning they only had one full day together to prepare their routine.READ MORE: Strictly Come Dancing star Judi Love to reveal show secrets and dating life dramas"Hamza was very, very sick, so was Will and so was Kym and we didn’t say anything on Saturday but Vito was really ill last week too," she said."I got one full day of rehearsal with him."Fleur said she was "freaking out" a bit and that she had to rehearse with a stand in while Vito recovered."Everyone was getting the flu!" she said. "So, he was out for the count and in bed.

THE BBC has refused to change the filming of Strictly Come Dancing to try to foil spoilers revealing which star is given the boot. Bosses claim it would be too costly to produce live shows on the Saturday and Sunday nights to frustrate killjoy David Thorp who plagues the programme. He tweets the ousted dancer’s identity to his 50,000 followers on the Strictly Spoilers website on the Saturday night.

Kym Marsh, 46, lost the premature son she shared with her ex-husband Jamie Lomas, who plays Warren Fox in Hollyoaks, back in 2009. Almost a decade and a half later, the Coronation Street star has poignantly shared the pain that she still feels after losing her 21-week-old baby boy.The heartbroken Strictly star posted a photo of a candlelit shrine in honour of baby Archie, surrounded by angel wings and a yellow rose, as she marked Baby Loss Awareness Week."Today is a day to get people talking, and to remember all of our babies that were taken too soon," the Corrie legend told her 525,000 followers.She bravely admitted: "I am a mother who lost her child", before pointing out the statistic that one in every four births end in miscarriage and premature death."We are a family who lost a piece of us.

Viewers of Strictly Come Dancing's Sunday night result's show were left baffled as they noticed an audience member cheering as singer and actress Kym Marsh was revealed to be in the bottom two, and therefore competing in the dreaded dance off. Taking to Twitter, one viewer wrote: "did i just hear someone cheer for kym & graziano being in the dance off or am i going mad," followed by a skull emoji.

Strictly Come Dancing fans claim to have worked out Matt Goss' downfall on the show, after he became the third celebrity to be eliminated from the BBC One competition. The Bros singer, 54, found himself in the dance-off with former Coronation Street actress Kym Marsh on tonight's show and after the judges opted to save her and Graziano Di Prima, Matt was sent home with his pro partner Nadiya Bychkova.