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Strictly Come Dancing, where he is paired with Nadia Bychkova.He is best known, however, for being the front man of eighties group Bros, which he founded with his friend Craig Logan and twin brother Luke Goss.MORE: Strictly Come Dancing star Matt Goss reveals heartache ahead of new seriesThe group was phenomenally successful, selling approximately 16 million records worldwide. After they split up back in 1992, however, the brothers' careers and lives went in different directions.While Matt continued singing, and performed in Las Vegas, his brother took a surprising path.WATCH: Matt and Luke Goss discuss Bros comebackLuke went on to become a Hollywood actor.

Strictly Come Dancing star Matt Goss is currently strutting his stuff alongside Nadiya Bychkova - and fans are loving it.The heart throb, who first rose to fame in eighties band Bros, quick stepped to Sir Duke on Saturday night, and viewers are eagerly awaiting to see what the pair will do next.READ MORE: Strictly's Craig Revel Horwood defends Matt Goss after Anton Du Beke's catty remarkAlong with reuniting with twin brother Luke Goss for a series of Bros concerts in 2017, and the release of his latest album The Beautiful Unknown, fans just can't get enough of the music star.As Matt and Luke Goss turn 54 years old today, Daily Star takes a closer look inside Matt's life.Long before Strictly Come Dancing, Matt Goss rose to fame alongside twin brother Luke and their friend Craig Logan in the eighties boyband Bros.Known for their songs including I Owe You Nothing and When Will I Be Famous, along with their chart topping 1988 album Push, the group sold more than 16 million records worldwide.They amassed such as a huge fan base, that their fame was dubbed "Brosmania," by the music press - resulting in part of Oxford Street in London being closed off by the police when a jaw-dropping amount of fans turned up for an album signing at HMV.However in 1989, Craig left the band, with Matt and Luke continuing as a duo.They released two further albums called The Time and Changing Faces, but by 1992, the group had decided to disband.From there, Matt has continued to be a successful singer-songwriter, performing residencies at The Palms, Ceasars Palace and Mirage in Las Vegas.He also recently released his latest album, The Beautiful Unknown, in 2022.Speaking about the album and performing the songs in a series of tour dates earlier this

Matt Goss, 54, has joined Strictly Come Dancing this year and has been partnered with Nadiya Bychkova for the hit BBC dance show. As the singer celebrates his birthday today, he left a message for his brother Luke Goss, 54, despite their previous "complicated" relationship over the years.Matt took to Twitter this morning in view of his 125,400 followers to share the message dedicated to his twin.He penned: "Happy birthday to my twin brother Luke Goss!!!!!! Love you!!! Send him birthday love on his Instagram."Many social media users took to the post's comments to share their well wishes as the twins celebrated another milestone.MamAndGran said: "Happy birthday Matt and Luke.

Matt Goss is one of the 14 celebrities competing for the Glitterball trophy on this year's Strictly Come Dancing, but his debut in the 2022 series isn't the first time the Bros musician has hit the show's famous dancefloor. The '80s legend, 53, who shot to fame alongside his twin brother Luke Goss, previously appeared on the festive edition of the show back in 2013 and performed alongside professional dancer Aliona Vilani. The duo were up against Sara Cox, Rufus Hound, Rochelle Humes, Ricky Norwood and Elaine Paige.

Matt Goss hates political correctness. The Bros star is returning to the UK after spending a decade in Las Vegas, and while he's proudly British, Matt isn't a fan of the country's risk-averse approach to life. He said: "Please can we start a petition as Bros for this ridiculous thing where you can’t even play conkers, you have to wear goggles? "That is the biggest problem - you can’t play conkers in England.

Bros star and future Strictly Come Dancing contestant Matt Goss has opened up about his emotions and feelings of “loneliness” as he hopes the iconic dancing show will help him to live a little more. The 53 year old star first shot to fame back in the 1980s alongside his twin brother Luke Goss, when the dynamic duo dominated the charts together in boyband Bros.

K.J. Yossman Denise Richards (“Paper Empire”) and AnnaLynne McCord (“90210”) are set to join “Encanto’s” Carolina Gaitàn in a new female-led drama thriller series, “Second Chance,” Variety can exclusively reveal.Alexis Ren (“Deputy”) and Tiffany Hines (“Magnum P.I.”) will also star.Set to debut worldwide later this year, “Second Chance” is a 10-part series that tells the story of three domestic cleaning workers and their clients as they struggle to overcome their pasts and grapple with the challenge of creating a better future.Gaitàn plays service worker Marianna in the series, who finds herself navigating “extraordinary and dangerous situations” alongside her two friends Shira (played by Ren) and Jackie (played by Hines).

Gallery: 'Being a celebrity is. . . dumb!' Did you know these 10 celebrities HATE being famous? (BANG Showbiz)The Bros singer recently admitted he dumped his last girlfriend because he was tired of her obsession with social media and wanted them to live in the moment.

Bros star Matt Goss will be coming to Manchester next month, to make a personal appearance at the Arndale.

Not everyone can traverse creative industries with ease but for one 80s pop star, it seems to be an absolute breeze. Adding another string to his already impressive bow, Bros star Luke Goss has had his personal paintings valued at a stonking €338.5m.

Bros star Luke Goss has had his personal collection of painting valued at £291 million ahead of his 18-piece exhibition in Los Angeles.

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CELEBRITY Big Brother star Jess Impiazzi poses in a loveheart bra to put fans on red alert for her new movie role. London-born Jess, 31, is set to star as a ravishing robot in science-fiction thriller R.I.A.

LUKE Goss has revealed it took over six hours to get the Lord’s Prayer tattooed on his spine. The actor and musician — one half of Bros — said he wanted all 72 words to feel close to Christ.

Bros is back! Luke Goss has revealed that he and his twin brother Matt are ‘closer than ever’.

Being back on good terms led to the pair headlining a gig at London’s O2 which sold out in seconds.The boyband, which also once included their school friend Craig Logan, had mass success with their debut album that topped the charts in 19 countries.After The Screaming Stops followed the singing duo as they prepared to make their 30th-anniversary reunion show.Matt confirmed at the time that the pair were now in talks over another film which they are both incredibly excited about.He said: “We're talking about the next film, we're excited about it.

BROS star Luke Goss has confirmed he split from wife Shirley Lewis three years ago after 33 years together. The Sun revealed they were going through a divorce last year but Luke, 52, denied it at the time.

KYM Marsh plays a cheating wife in her first movie role since quitting Coronation Street. The actress, 44, stars alongside Luke Goss, Martin Kemp and Joan Collins in the festive dark comedy The Loss Adjuster.

Matt and Luke Goss are as close as two brothers can be now - but it wasn't always the way.Born just minutes apart, the twins were inseparable as youngsters and former their band, Bros, with friend Craig Logan when they were just schoolboys in 1986.The lads were catapulted into pop sensations and won over legions of fans in a hysteria of 'Brosmania'.Bangers such as 'When Will I Be Famous' and 'I Owe You Nothing' were chart-topping hits and they sold an estimated 16 million records worldwide.When Craig left the band in 1989 the brothers decided to go it alone and played to more than 77,000 people at Wembley Stadium.However, they officially split three years later after Luke told Matt: "I’m done.

From kinky fans to Tinder bans, the Bros boys have seen it all over their years as pop sensations.Having formed the band in 1986 with friend Craig Logan when they were just schoolboys, Matt and Luke Gross were quickly catapulted to success.They rose to fame with toe-tapping hits including 'When Will I Be Famous' and 'I Owe You Nothing' and sold an estimated 16 million records worldwide.'Brosmania' drove legions of obsessive fans wild, but the Gross brothers were forced to go it alone when Craig left the band in 1989, eventually splitting up altogether in 1992.Matt enjoyed chart success with his solo career, while Luke became a Hollywood actor in big budget blockbusters including Blade II and Hellboy II: The Golden Army.They would reunite in

Bros twins Matt and Luke Goss and their friend Craig Logan were just schoolboys when they were catapulted from starry-eyed teens to bona fide pop gods in 1986.