Strictly's Hamza Yassin admits he's been forced to undergo 'rehab' in semi-final struggle

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Strictly Come Dancing champion Hamza Yassin says he's still trying to 'comprehend' lifting the iconic glitterball trophy.

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Hamza Yassin shed tears of joy tonight as he clung to pro partner Jowita and declared her an "angel disguised as a human being" - but James Jordan says he was shocked to see him crowned the winner, as he'd thought Helen Skelton would "walk it". James shared his feelings about the result in a candid Twitter post this evening."First time I remember a poll on my page not being accurate - and looked like she would walk it.

Dan Walker, 45, took part in Strictly Come Dancing last year and has made his opinions clear week in and week out on the 2022 series.The former BBC Breakfast presenter took to Twitter this evening to share that he believes Helen Skelton was the real winner of the show as she "danced through a whirlwind".Dan shared a picture of Helen alongside her Strictly partner Gorka Marquez in view of her 783,900 followers.He captioned the post: "Well done Hamza… Helen didn’t win but she has won."She danced through a whirlwind, never mentioned it and remained dignified throughout."Her mum, dad and kids must be so proud of her. Well done @HelenSkelton & @gorkamarquez1 #Strictly."Many social media users took to the comments to share their views on tonight's finale and the result of Hamza Yassin lifting the Glitterball.Stevecathutch said: "Hamza has been the most consistent, impressive week in week out."Helen, though, has grown and grown every week and was probably the best on the night so massive credit to her for finding herself and her confidence.

James Jordan and his wife Ola have been opinionated in the run-up to the 2022 Strictly Come Dancing final, with James admitting earlier in the week that he had found himself unable to "warm to" Fleur East. Now he has confessed that he thinks there are just two contenders for the Glitterball trophy - Hamza Yassin and Helen Skelton.Penning a note on Twitter on Saturday morning in view of over 338,000 followers, he exclaimed: "Good luck to all the Strictly finalists!!"It’s been another great year of dancing and once again the pros were exceptional!"He then added: "I think it’s a two horse race between Hamza and Helen BUT whoever wins is down to the public so it will be the correct result.

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Strictly Come Dancing star Hamza Yassin, 32, left his dance partner Jowita Przystał, 28, emotional as gave a heartfelt speech ahead of the final this weekend.Taking to Instagram, the professional dancer held up the camera as the BBC cameraman told fans their final rehearsal was complete. Speaking on her Story, he said: "So there we go, rehearsals done, our last one together in this room."It's been an absolutely incredible journey."Turning to his dance partner, he added: "I've said it all along, you are amazing, you are absolutely amazing."This journey, I couldn't have done it without you, you mean the world to me.Thank you so much."Jane Fonda shares cancer update as she stops treatmentJowita struggled to hold back tears as she admitted: "I don't want to say goodbye yet."We're going to have an amazing Saturday night."The dancing duo will battle it out for the Glitterball trophy against Helen Skelton and Gorka Marquez, Fleur East And Vito Coppola and Molly Rainford and Carlos Gu. He and Helen are the only contestants who have avoided the dance-off throughout the series.On Saturday night, each couple will perform three dances, two of which they have danced before, in a bid to get viewers behind them one last time.Last week, Hamza and Jowita were at the top of the leaderboard after impressing judges with their Charleston. Despite his success on the show so far, he said he still didn't believe he is a good dancer. He said: "I thought week one – get going.

Strictly Come Dancing star Hamza Yassin says he's not afraid to show his emotions on TV as he prepares for the semi-finals.

Strictly star Hamza Yassin, 32, made a getaway to a remote Scottish village more than a decade ago - and never came back.The Countryfile star even told his mum not to call him anymore, as at the time, there was no mobile phone signal available.The unspoiled countryside stretched out for miles in Kilchoan, on the remote Ardnamurchan peninsula, and he didn't know a single soul - but that didn't stop Hamza from making the location his new home.A single trip there as a university student had him hooked and he resolved to move there, even if it meant living in his car for almost a year.It took him an entire week to persuade his anxious parents that he wanted to relocate, especially when he had to tell them: "Don't call me - I'll call you!"Despite the dramatic isolation, Hamza recalled that he typically only felt lonely around one day per year..When he arrived, he found a local campsite where he could take a shower and ate cheap meals at the local pub."I’m the only black person in probably 150 miles but it didn’t feel like that," he enthused.Most importantly for Hamza, the remote surroundings allowed him to indulge in his passion for wildlife and nature.The keen birdwatcher would spend all day "going up on the hills, going down the rivers, the glens, trying to photograph everything"."Eagles, otters, pine martens, red deer, stags: anything that moved was fair game for me," he told the Guardian.In the early days, one of his goals was to make a "story or image" out of everything he saw.He scarcely had anyone he could share his adventure stories with at first, as it was so difficult to contact the outside world when he first arrived.However, over time he made friends by offering to chop logs for the locals - something which he

Strictly Come Dancing star Hamza Yassin, whose parents brought him to the UK as a child so the family could escape the civil war in Sudan, initially lived in a bustling city.

Strictly star Hamza Yassin was a hit with the judges when he performed a steamy Argentine Tango with his pro partner Jowita Przystal, scoring two tens .