Strictly’s Anton Du Beke drops hint he may be returning to BBC show as a judge

Strictly Come Dancing history with Giovanni Pernice, 31, as they won the coveted Glitterball trophy last year.The EastEnders star likes to keep her personal life private, however, in a new interview, Rose shared a sweet insight into her home life with her long term partner, Samuel Arnold.Rose has been dating Samuel for more than seven years, with the pair leading a low-key life together outside of the spotlight.However, in a recent interview Rose gave a sweet insight into their blissful home life.Rose was asked if she watches TV a lot, including her own role on EastEnders, and she replied: "I watch with my boyfriend a lot."We have similar tastes in shows, but I also like watching alone so there are no disruptions".She was also asked what made her want to turn the telly off, regarding subtitles on shows.Rose said: "Shows with subtitles that are either wrong, or a bit late, or a bit early."And so many programmes don’t have any at all, so I can’t watch them," she told The Guardian.Like Rose, Sam is also deaf, and the couple have previously documented their travels around the world together on Instagram.Back in 2020, Rose penned a funny but sweet tribute to her partner on their anniversary, alongside a photo of the pair on a trip.She wrote in view of her 547,000 Instagram followers: "Six years we've been together and I still don't find you annoying", followed by a heart emoji.Rose made history on Strictly as the first deaf contestant to compete on the show, as well as becoming the first deaf contestant to pick up the Glitterball trophy.Speaking to the BBC, prior to her debut in September, she said: "I hope I will make the deaf community proud and break down more barriers."But I am also very excited to learn an incredible new

Anton Du Beke, 55, has been performing on Saturday night’s Strictly Come Dancing since the show's inception in 2004. However, during his tour, the star revealed his career struggles as he got older, after being pushed to the back to accommodate dancers wearing a vest with “tattoos”.He said: “In the early days I would be down the front.

Rose Ayling-Ellis has revealed she wants to return to the world of Strictly Come Dancing - so she can give tips to her former dance partner Giovanni Pernice.Rose and Giovanni lifted the glitterball trophy last year on BBC's Strictly after stunning the nation with their silent dance to Clean Bandit's hit song Symphony.EastEnders star Rose made history on the show as the first deaf person to win the competition, but her achievements haven't stopped there.That's because the pair's emotional silent dance won them the gong for Virgin Media's Must-See Moment at the BAFTA TV Awards in London on Sunday (May 8).Rose said winning the BAFTA was a "very special moment" for her and Giovanni and added: "Hopefully it's shown how powerful TV can be, where actually it can influence and change things."The lovable pair spoke exclusively to Daily Star and other press about their unbreakable bond at the Winners' Press Conference after picking up their award at the event.When asked if they would ever work together again on another project, Rose said: "Of course, of course. Of course we want to work together."Giovanni then said: "Our friendship and relationship goes beyond dancing.

Strictly Come Dancing star Giovanni Pernice has no plans to leave the BBC One dancing show anytime soon.The reigning champ exclusively revealed to Daily Star that he will never quit Strictly and hopes to keep making TV history with incredible wins and successes on the show.It comes after the star won Virgin Media Must-See Moment at the BAFTAs for his silent dance to Symphony with Rose Ayling-Ellis during their Strictly stint.Speaking after their win, Giovanni said he wanted to make "the most beautiful performance" they could, adding that he always tries to make it "perfect".Giovanni said: "It’s not a competition – every year is a different partner, different stories."Winning is a dream come true after seven years on the show – always second, second second. With Rose it was completely different, it wasn’t about winning, it was about the message we were sending."And it seems despite making it to the top spot, he's not looking to leave and try something new, but only increase his success on the BBC Show.When quizzed on his potential exit, Giovanni said: "Quitting? It's not in my DNA to quit.

Giovanni Pernice and Rose-Ayling Ellis continued their Strictly Come Dancing winning streak by bagging a BAFTA Award on Sunday night.MORE: Giovanni Pernice breaks silence after big BAFTA win with Rose-Ayling EllisAfter their momentous win, the stars were seen celebrating in a behind-the-scenes photo which was beautifully captured by BAFTA photographer Iona Wolff.WATCH: Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice leave fans in tears with poignant Couple's Choice danceUpon seeing the photo, which saw the professional dancer gazing at Rose, fans went wild. "The way Giovanni looks at Rose… I'm gonna pass out." [sic] Another said: "Rose and Gio though… Jesus Christ can two people look more right together."MORE: Strictly's Rose Ayling-Ellis unveils must-see hair transformationREAD: Giovanni Pernice's deep connection and protectiveness over Rose Ayling-Ellis explainedA third post read: "@rose.a.e & @giovannipernice = fairytale." A fourth person stated: "Such a lovely photo of @rose.a.e and @giovannipernice."Moments before the stunning picture was taken, Giovanni and Rose's special performance to Clean Bandit's Symphony on Strictly Come Dancing back in November was chosen by the public as Virgin Media's Must-See Moment.Still thinking about those magical moments backstage ✨ #VirginMediaBAFTAs pic.twitter.com/KwpsWV25D2BAFTA shared these behind-the-scenes snapsAfter approaching the podium to accept the award as the audience applauded in sign language, Rose said: "Thank you to every single person who has voted for us.

Strictly Come Dancing star Aljaž Škorjanec has shared his surprising career plans after quitting the show. There was devastation among fans of the BBC One dance competition in March when he became the second professional dancer to announce he was leaving before the 2022 series.

Stacey Solomon has shared exactly what she got up to after she lost out on a Bafta TV Award. The Loose Women star attended the star-studded event alongside her fiancé Joe Swash as she was nominated for her BBC show Sort Your Life Out.

STRICTLY pairing John Whaite and Johannes Radebe shared a tender moment at a bus stop after last night's TV Baftas. The friends held hands and hugged as they waited for a ride home after the star-studded ceremony at London's South Bank.

Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice have commemorated their BAFTA win with an adorable snap.The Strictly Come Dancing winners reunited at the TV BAFTAs on Sunday evening, where they took home the award for Must-See Moment.Their victory was based on the couple's stunning silent show dance routine to Clean Bandit and Zara Larsson's Symphony, which left viewers of the BBC One programme in tears when it originally aired in November last year.Giovanni and Rose have since celebrated their big BAFTA win with respective social media posts.Posting to Instagram after the ceremony, Giovanni shared a picture of himself and Rose clutching their award and exchanging an excitable gaze.The dance partners looked stunning as they twinned in black for the event.Giovanni, 31, looked handsome in a three-piece black suit complete with a white shirt and bow tie, while Rose dropped jaws in a backless leather-look black evening gown.The EastEnders actress, 27, finished her look with an elegant low bun hairstyle, with soft blonde tendrils framing her face."We are @bafta winners !! Can’t believe it @rose.a.e," Giovanni wrote in a caption alongside the image."The power of the DANCE strikes again!! This time this dance has changed people life and that's what me and Rose wanted to achieve." After thanking the BBC and the Strictly team, Giovanni praised their fans, adding: "The biggest thank you goes to all of you for your support and your votes, one more time!"We will never stop being grateful."The dance partners continued to share their excitement with fans on their Instagram stories.Paying tribute to her dance partner as she joked around with the award, Rose told Giovanni: "All that time, you trained and trained me so hard and you said I could

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker admitted it was "crazy" that EastEnders actress Rose Ayling-Ellis won Strictly Come Dancing. The Deaf actress captured the hearts of the nation when she danced with professional partner Giovanni Pernice - including a completely silent moment in one routine which let viewers into her world.And it was that enthralling act which scooped them a BAFTA for Must-See Moment at last night's ceremony (May 8), with Rochelle Humes using British Sign Language to present the award.Dan and his co-star Sally Nugent were chatting about the ceremony on Monday's programme - with Dan admitting he still can't quite believe what happened.The presenter placed fifth in the BBC dance show last year."It's always a good turnout at the BAFTAs," Dan commented, as he added: "I think there were some worthy winners there.

Giovanni Pernice has shared his reaction to winning a BAFTA award alongside a sweet snap of himself and Rose Ayling-Ellis. The pair stole the hearts of the nation when they were paired on Strictly Come Dancing last year before swooping their way to victory, making Rose the first-ever deaf winner of the BBC One dance competition.

won the show in 2021, won Virgin Media's must see moment award at the BAFTAs tonight after wowing with fans with their incredible chemistry and gorgeous performances on Strictly. The moving routine which landed them the award saw the pair perform to Clean Bandit and Zara Larsson's song Symphony. But in the middle of the performance, the music paused as they continued to dance - giving viewers an insight into what it was like to be Rose and not hear the music.

EASTENDERS actress Rose Ayling-Ellis looked incredible as she attended the BAFTAs tonight. The 27-year-old looked a far cry from her soap character Frankie as she picked up the must-see moment gong alongside Giovanni Pernice.

BAFTA fans were delighted as Strictly Come Come Dancing stars Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice won the must-see moment at the Bafta TV awards for their silent dance. The EastEnders actress, 27, was the first deaf contestant to compete on Strictly, performing alongside professional dance partner Giovanni last year.

Strictly Come Dancing's Rose Ayling-Ellis got teary as she and Giovanni Pernice won Virgin Media's Must-See Moment at the 2022 BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday 8 May. EastEnders star Rose, 27, who was the first deaf contestant to take part in Strictly, and pro partner Giovanni, 31, won the 2021 series in December. The duo left viewers sobbing on Strictly when they performed a stunning Couple's Choice dance to Clean Bandit's Symphony, where they included a "special" silent moment in their dance to celebrate the deaf community.

Strictly Come Dancing winners Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice have reunited at this year's TV BAFTAs, ahead of their Must-See Moment nomination.Cuddling up to each other for a sweet reunion snap, Rose, 27, looked incredible in a silk navy-hued black gown, while Giovanni, 31, donned a suave suit.The pair were attending the Virgin Media British Academy Television Awards at The Royal Festival Hall on Sunday (May 8).Rose, who plays Frankie on EastEnders, looked elegant and timeless as she walked the red carpet with her dance partner on her arm.Her figure-hugging dress trailed behind her on the red carpet that she walked upon, while slick Giovanni was suited and booted in a black tuxedo.The pair chose outfits that complimented each other perfectly, in the hopes that they would be scooping up a coveted award this evening.Fans were overjoyed to see the dancing duo reunite at the BAFTAs this evening, with many taking to Twitter to gush over the 2021 Strictly winners."Rose and Giovanni look so gorgeous," said one.Another added: "Rose and Giovanni!!! They're the only reason I'm getting through this day tbh."Rose was the first ever deaf contestant to win the BBC dancing programme alongside professional dance partner Giovanni.One of their famous dances from the series saw the couple perform in silence when they paused the music as a tribute to the deaf community.And this dance was up for one of the coveted gongs at the awards among six nominees.While on the judging panel, professional dancer Anton Du Beke said that the dance was "the greatest thing he's ever seen on the show".

Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice looked incredibly stylish as they arrived together at the TV BAFTAs on Sunday 8 May. Rose, 27, looked flawless in a flowing sleeveless black dress, with her hair chicly tied back, tendrils framing her face. Strictly Come Dancing professional Giovanni, 31, looked classically dapper in a black tuxedo, waistcoat and bow tie.

Michelle Keegan has wowed the crowds today (Sunday 8th May) outside London's Royal Festival Hall as she arrived for the 2022 TV BAFTAS ceremony. The former Coronation Street star wore a pink asymmetric satin gown which is split to the thigh.

Strictly Come Dancing star Anton du Beke has revealed why he has been axed as a professional dancer from the BBC series.Speaking at his An Audience With… tour, Anton made the announcement as he admitted he started to feel side-lined by the show.He said: "In the early days I would be down the front. It would be nice."We had things called things called grids where people were in position on the floor and then suddenly you would go back another line."Then they started putting you in the corners and then the tattoos started arriving and everyone with tattoos was down the front wearing a vest."He added: "It got to the point where I was back here.

Anton Du Beke has joked he is going to get his first tattoo in honour of Strictly Come Dancing after feeling out of place on the show. The professional dancer, 55, has been a part of Strictly since it first aired on BBC in 2004 and last year became a judge. He admitted that since younger, inked male professionals joined the show he had been pushed to the back of group dances and didn't feel in the spotlight anymore.

Strictly fans are in for a treat this June as the show’s newest judge and reigning champion are bringing back their five-star rated show to Manchester. Anton Du Beke and Giovanni Pernice’s Him & Me tour will take place at The Lowry in Salford Quays on Sunday, June 26.