Strictly Come Dancing 2022 judges confirmed as Bruno Tonioli will not return

Miles Teller's mustache from has gotten a lot of unexpected love from fans, and now the actor is following that up with a mullet in his new Netflix sci-fi thriller .The 35-year-old star walked the red carpet at a special screening of at the Paris Theater in New York City on Wednesday, and he spoke with ET's Rachel Smith about his mustache and mullet -- which has been deemed by some fans online«It's a choice, and people let you know if it becomes iconic,» Teller said with a laugh.The actor — who stars opposite Chris Hemsworth and Jurnee Smollett in the thriller — explained, «In Australia, where we filed it, the mullet has made a roaring comeback. It's this cool, edgy thing.»That being said, Teller's wife, Keleigh, apparently wasn't quite on board as so many others.«I'll tell you, my wife is not a fan of either,» Teller admitted. «The mullet or the mustache.»However, his mustache seems to be a big part of his recent popularity on TikTok — or "#TellerTok" as some have dubbed his following.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Arlene Phillips admitted when she was fired from the show she "kicked, screamed and sobbed".The 79-year-old first joined the BBC dance show in 2004 as part of the panel alongside Len Goodman, Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli.However, in 2009 she was dropped from the show and replaced by Alesha Dixon, who is 35 years her junior.Speaking to The Mirror, she revealed that she still doesn't know the reason behind the decision to drop her from the show.Arlene was sacked from Strictly when she was 64 after rumours started to emerge that the BBC thought she was "too old".Speaking about when she found out, she said: "I gave myself 48 hours to kick, scream, cry and sob, and eat scones with cream and jam, then I made myself wake up and get on with it."However, now she's had time to reflect and think on the broadcaster's decision to let her go, she admitted to not asking the right questions.She continued: "I was very fragile because I had a bereavement the day before [her manager died].

Maisie Smith has shared the next role she will be starring in, since leaving EastEnders in December. The 20-year-old left her role as Tiffany Butcher on the BBC One soap to pursue new professional opportunities. Now, Maisie is joining forces with Strictly Come Dancing professional Kevin Clifton once again, after the duo danced together in the Children in Need special in 2019.

ACTRESS Maisie Smith has announced a huge career move after she dramatically quit EastEnders earlier this year. The star - who won Strictly Come Dancing in 2019 alongside pro dancer Gorka Marquez - is due to take to the floor once more.

Maisie Smith is set to make her musical theatre debut alongside professional ballroom dancer Kevin Clifton as she joins the cast of Strictly Ballroom The Musical. During Wednesday’s (May 25) instalment of Lorraine, the beloved Scott welcomed the dancing duo onto her iconic sofa to talk about their upcoming tour directed by none other than long-standing judge Craig Revel Horwood.

STRICTLY bosses have banned any of their stars from taking part in ITV’s The Masked Dancer after discovering it will go head to head with them every Saturday night. Producers of the BBC1 show will already have to deal with the spectacle of Oti Mabuse appearing on the guessing panel of the rival programme when it returns for a second series this autumn. Having one former Strictly name will be difficult enough, so they don’t want any other pros or judges taking part — just as Craig Revel Horwood did last year.

Carrie Ann Inaba is a talented dancer and offers her expert advice each year on the judges' panel on Dancing with the Stars.MORE: Carrie Ann Inaba asks for prayers amid latest health newsThe TV favorite has been working on the long-running dance show for many years and adores her job, so was more than delighted when she found out that the program had been nominated for not one, but two awards at the Critics Choice Real TV Awards.Carrie took to Instagram to share her pride in a heartfelt statement last week.VIDEO: Carrie Ann Inaba wows with gorgeous hair transformation She wrote: "Thank you to the @CriticsChoice #RealTVAwards for TWO nominations for #DWTS! What an honor for our 30th season! It was one of my all time favorites as well."MORE: Sharon Osbourne shares unexpected health update on Ozzy OsbourneMORE: Carrie Ann Inaba celebrates her friendship with Sharon Osbourne with emotional postFans were quick to praise Carrie and congratulate her on the achievement, with one writing: "Congratulations, I've never missed a season," while another wrote: "Well deserved." A third added: "Big congratulations."Carrie judges on DWTS alongside Derek Hough, Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli.Carrie Ann Inaba was delighted to see Dancing with the Stars' latest nominationsThis year, the show faces a big change, as after being aired on Monday nights on ABC for almost two decades and 30 seasons, it will be moving to Disney+.MORE: Carrie Ann Inaba wows fans with gorgeous blonde new lookMORE: Carrie Ann Inaba has never looked better as she opens up about her body confidence ahead of DWTS finalsIt is the first live show on a streaming platform, and it means that despite the time difference between the east and west coasts, fans across the country

Bruno Tonioli has explained his reasons for leaving Strictly Come Dancing behind as the BBC show judge spoke out on the news fellow dancer Anton Du Beke will be replacing him permanently. Along with Craig Revel Horwood, Bruno is one of the original pros who sat on the panel for every season until 2020, when the panel was one down.  Anton, 55, then took over the 2021 season while the Italian star was working in America and earlier this week it was confirmed that the pro dancer would remain as a judge for good.  And now after 18 years on the hugely-popular dance competition, Bruno, 66, admitted he finds the travel too tough. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

One of Dancing with the Stars‘ most effervescent judges, Bruno Tonioli, has revealed his decision to quit the UK version of the show after 18 years, saying juggling both shows had become “unsustainable”, following the former’s move to Disney Plus.

Shirley Ballas, 61, took to social media to praise her long-time boyfriend Danny Taylor, 48, who she called “her everything” in a series of adorable Instagram posts.The Strictly Come Dancing judge mysteriously referred to a “wedding” while updating her fans, adding that she “couldn’t wait to share” some news with all of them. Shirley shared a series of updates with her 236,000 Instagram followers yesterday. The star was already in a fantastic mood, thanks to the news that she had been invited back as a judge for the latest series of Strictly alongside Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke. She shared a picture to her story which showed herself and Danny standing either side of a grandfather clock, flanked by two ornate, golden candelabras. She captioned the photo: “Where are we. What are wedding ahhhh.

Strictly Come Dancing star Bruno Tonioli has revealed the reason why he has quit the show after 18 years.The judging panel veteran confirmed he was bowing out of his role on the hit BBC dance competition on Thursday (May 19) after reports leaked that he was planning to step down.Bruno, 66, has now confessed that juggling his responsibilities on Strictly as well as filming Dancing With The Stars in the US since 2005 had "got too much" for him.Admitting that the constant travel between Los Angeles and London had simply become too for him the popular Italian judge confirmed: "I'm done."He added: "I just can’t do it anymore. Going back and forth was too much."Bruno already missed the last two series of Strictly due to Covid-19 travel restrictions keeping him from being able to travel on the 10-hour flight between LA and the UK.Fans saw former Strictly Professional Anton Du Beke fill in for Bruno last year, with him appearing by videolink in the year before.Now Anton, 55, will join Head Judge Shirley Ballas as well as Craig Revel Horwood and Motsi Mabuse as a full-time member of the judging panel.Bruno complimented his replacement saying: “Anton is brilliant.

Tess Daly announced that she has recently joined TikTok as she took to her Instagram stories on Thursday evening.SEE: Vernon Kay and wife Tess Daly's show home with pool and gym is another worldThe 53-year-old shared a snippet of her first post on the short videos social media platform looking glam in a series of show-stopping outfits.The Strictly presenter shared her grueling workout She captioned the post: "My daughter will probably be mortified but I've joined TikTok. Head on over to my stories or click the link in my bio to find my account."MORE: Tess Daly shares intimate insight into family time with husband Vernon KayExclusive: Tess Daly details secret wedding vow renewal story for the first timeFans lauded Tess's revelation, with one commenting: "Ha! Awesome.

STRICTLY legend Bruno Tonioli has admitted he's bowing out after 18 years because it "got too much" for him. The 66-year-old devastated fans by quitting as a judge last night - and has now told The Sun his exhausting travel schedule is to blame.

Motsi Mabuse, 41, penned earlier today a heartfelt message on social media after Bruno Tonioli confirmed he will not be returning to Strictly Come Dancing in 2022.The Italian judge announced his departure today alongside Michelle Ackerley and Ronan Keating on The One Show, explaining he wouldn't be returning due to the "travel situation" as he lives in the US. In view of her 529,000 Instagram followers, Motsi thanked Bruno for his “kindness and warmth” when she joined the BBC programme.Sharing two pictures of her time on Strictly, Motsi wished him “all the best” in the future.She said: “Last year’s series of Strictly was one of the highlights of my career, it has had such a real impact to us all which has been incredible to witness.“I am so proud to be a part of this show and I am so looking forward to returning for my fourth series! @bbcstrictly !!A post shared by Motsi Mabuse (@motsimabuse)“I sincerely want to Thank you @brunotonioliofficial for your kindness and warmth , I came in and I was met with such love.”The professional dancer added: “Wishing you all the best!!!!!!!”In her post, Motsi also admitted she was excited to be back on the judging panel for a new series alongside her co-stars - Anton Du Beke, Shirley Ballas and Craig Revel Horwood.She wrote: “It’s so exciting to be back !!!!!!!!!!“Can’t wait to see you all @shirleyballas @mrantondubeke @craigrevel & what 2022 has in store for us ……… seriously how do you top 2021.” (sic)Motsi concluded her message with the hashtags “#strictly”, “#strictlycomedancing” and “#strictlycomedancing2022”.Fans of the Strictly judge rushed to the post’s comments section to show their support as they shared their excitement for the upcoming series.Jamiedavy_ said: “I can’t wait

Bruno Tonioli has confirmed that he's left Strictly Come Dancing - and he has given his full backing to his replacement.The 66 year old, who has been a key part of the hit BBC show for 18 years now, missed last year's series due to Covid-related travel restrictions which prevented him from juggling it with his judging responsibilities on Strictly's American counterpart, Dancing With the Stars. Former pro dancer on the show Anton Du Beke sat in his place alongside Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood and Motsi Mabuse on the four-strong panel. In an appearance on The One Show tonight, Thursday, May 19, he said he would not be returning and confirmed it was "his decision." "Unfortunately Dancing With The Stars has moved over to Disney+ to stream live," he said.

Strictly Come Dancing 's Anton Du Beke will replace Bruno Tonioli on the judging panel.

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Lorraine Kelly reckons Strictly bosses would be "silly" if they don't book Anton Du Beke to fill Bruno Tonioli's shoes on the show.

Strictly judge Bruno Tonioli has quit the show to concentrate on his work in the States.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli has quit the popular BBC competitive dance series after eighteen years, it has been claimed.The 66 year old was unable to participate in last year's judging panel after Covid restrictions prevented him from travelling to the UK, and professional dancer Anton Du Beke took his place alongside Motsi Mabuse, Craig Revel Horwood, and Shirley Ballas. However, it has now been reported that Bruno will completely leave the UK behind to focus all of his attention Stateside on Dancing With The Stars US, in which he also serves as a panellist. "Bruno has quit the show for good,' a source told The Daily Mail.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli has reportedly quit his role on the show to focus on new projects.The Italian star has been a key part of the judging line-up on the hit BBC show for 18 years, taking a break the last two years due to travel restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic.Bruno, 66, is now set to concentrate his efforts on US series Dancing With The Stars instead of returning to the UK version of the show, where former Strictly Professional Anton Du Beke has been filling in for him.A source told The Daily Mail: "Bruno has quit the show for good. He's going to be a judge only on Dancing With The Stars from now on."Bruno was unable to travel during the pandemic leaving Anton to star in his place alongside head judge Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood and Motsi Mabuse.The popular former dancer has previously easily fulfilled both roles in the UK and the US, having been a judge on Dancing With The Stars since the show began back in 2005.A replacement for Bruno is yet to be announced but Anton, 55, is a firm favourite thanks to his popularity with fans during his stint last year.Anton recently talked about his change of role on the show during his An Audience With…tour in Dunstable.He said: “In the early days I would be down the front.