Strictly Come Dancing
"Strictly Come Dancing" professional dancer, Amy Dowden, has revealed she's been diagnosed with breast cancer. The 32-year-old took to Instagram on 24 May to inform fans of the difficult news.
The show has spoken out after Amy announced her breast cancer diagnosis - at age 32 - yesterday.
The show has spoken out after Amy announced her breast cancer diagnosis - at age 32 - yesterday.
ene Phillips has blasted Strictly after her time spent as a judge on the show.
A spokesperson for Strictly Come Dancing has confirmed that the BBC show won't be "recasting for another professional dancer" this year after Amy Dowden's cancer diagnosis.
Amy Dowden breaks silence over Strictly Come Dancing future amid cancer diagnosis - The Welsh pro dancer was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer last week
The Welsh pro dancer was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer last week
The Welsh pro dancer was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer last week
Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden has thanked fans for their support following her breast cancer diagnosis. The professional dancer announced on Wednesday that she had been diagnosed with Grade 3 breast cancer last week, and she received an outpouring of love and support from her family, friends, fans, and fellow Strictly stars. On Wednesday night, the Welsh star thanked all her well-wishers for their messages on her Instagram Stories alongside a photo of her dancing on Strictly as Sam Ryder
The pro dancer - who has a dancing school in Birmingham - has returned to Instagram with a message.
In six hour-long episodes, Strictly Come Dancing star Clancy will take viewers inside the luxurious and expensive homes of the celebrity elite.
In six hour-long episodes, Strictly Come Dancing star Clancy will take viewers inside the luxurious and expensive homes of the celebrity elite.
Amy has been showered in support from fans and friends alike.
Ellen Siegert, 18, from Norfolk, presents her mini Strictly cast to their real life dancer doubles.
Strictly Come Dancing bosses are reportedly not casting a replacement for Amy Dowden in the hopes she will be well enough to rejoin the show.
JAN MOIR: If the best revenge is living well, one suspects a little part of the Arlene heart is forever crushed underfoot in the BBC's infamous ballroom of broken dreams.
The professional dancer has said she is unsure if she will be taking part in this year’s BBC dance competition, but is ‘determined to get back on that dance floor’ after receiving treatment
It was reported that the BBC were looking to sign Phillip Schofield, 61, up for a role on the ballroom and Latin dance competition, with a source telling the Sun that 'they would love to have him on board'.