GEMMA Atkinson looked sensational in a shimmering throwback snap from her time on Strictly Come Dancing. The ex Emmerdale actress, 38, who is currently pregnant with her second child, took to her I…

Former BBC Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno has replaced David Walliams on BGT and made his debut this week at the London Palladium.

The radio DJ, 26, and the former Britain's Got Talent star, 22, both took part in last year's show and have signed up for the Strictly tour.

Helen has been paired up with Kai Widdrington for the run of live shows, which kicked off in Birmingham at the Utilita Arena on January 20.

Helen has been paired up with Kai Widdrington for the run of live shows, which kicked off in Birmingham at the Utilita Arena on January 20.

The 37-year-old donned a black bra with silver-beaded detail as she showed off her toned stomach.

The pair, who made it to the final of the BBC dance contest, were back together as Helen tours the country with Kai Widdrington

Strictly Come Dancing champion and wildlife documentary maker Hamza Yassin suffered a £55,000 loss to his business firm

The Hits Radio host took part in the BBC One dance contest back in 2017 and has stunned her fans with a throwback snap

Bruno replaced David and made his debut at this week's auditions - having beaten Alan Carr to the role.

Hamza has suffered a loss of over £55,000 at his business firm.

The Countryfile host has spent the last week out on the road with several of her fellow Strictly 2022 stars

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Helen and Kai Widdrington, who has replaced Gorka Marquez on the tour, racked up a victory to put them way out in the lead on five wins.

The BGT judge was at the London Palladium on Friday alongside her fellow judges Alesha Dixon and Simon Cowell, as well as newcomer Bruno Tonioli, the former BBC Strictly Come Dancing judge.

Gorka and his partner Gemma have sparked speculation they may have tied the knot as the pair look forward to welcoming their second child.

Former Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli couldn't help but take a small swipe at his previous show - saying that Britain's Got Talent is the "biggest show on British TV"

The BBC cameraman, 32, who won last year's Strictly Come Dancing, slipped further into the red last year at his comapny Hamza Yassin Film And Photography Ltd.