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George Clarke and several of his fellow up-and-coming dancing stars have been scrolling through their social feeds for the past month when something stops them in their tracks.

Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman just have Announced in an Instagram Video they are stepping down as presenters of the BBC’s hit show after 21 and 11 years respectively.

Not that the participants of the current series know – this is news to them.

“I think we know everything that everyone does, just in their socials, which I always find refreshing though, I’m a big fan,” said Clarkas and Podcaster.

“I don’t think anyone expected it.”

“We were just finishing Lorraine, and we just looked at our phones and we saw it on social media,” added Emmerdale actor Lewis.

“We were shocked. And then we were told later, it had to be like that, and they couldn’t give anybody a head.”

“No one saw that coming,” Drag Queen and stern Star La Voix.

Daly and Winkleman’s revelation attracted a huge reaction online, with the pair saying in a joint statement at the time that they had “always left together and now feels like the time is right”.

This is the right time for them, but a rocky time for the show – following many controversies in recent years.

And on Thursday nightit emerged that an unnamed star was arrested last month on suspicion of rape. Hertfordshire police said the man had been released on bail pending investigation.

The development is not understood to be related to the current series of tight.

Almost a month on from Daly and Whilcleman’s announcement, BBC News spoke to the tough contestants ahead of the show’s tower ballroom this week.

Much attention has been drawn to replace the pair now, with Alan Carr and Holly Willughby among the names being mooted.

BUNTIKRESS Star Balvinder Sopal said “you feel like it’s the end of an era, and you don’t know what the show will look like in the future”.

Talking to others is entertainment podcast this week, the BBC’s chief content officer, admitted that his inbox has been “inundated” with people expressing interest in the job.

“We have so many people who want to talk, which is great.”

For many celebrities and professionals, it is an important goal to reach the annual stage entered in the Blackpool Tower Ballroom, which usually marks the midpoint of the SPIRIT TO SPIRIT TO SPIRIT HEART OF ESPREE STROOOS competition.

La Voix will not be joining the stars of the 19th Century Ballroom after all forced to withdraw due to injurywill also get a pass to next week under strict rules, but the six remaining couples will compete with live performances from Lewis Capaldi and steps.

Former Strictly finalists Ashley Roberts, Danny Mac, Jay McGuiness and Layton Williams will also return for the special.

• Alex and Johannes – Choosing a Couple to Make History Repeat and Look at Me by Propellerheads Ft Miss Shirley Bassey and Geri Halliwell
• Amber and Nikita – Easy access to S Club 7
• Balvinder and Julian – Argentine Tango in logical song by superteramp
• George and Alexis – Salsa to rock this party (everyone dance now) by Bob Sinclar
• Karen and Carlos – Paso Doble in O Fortuna By Carmina Burana
• Lewis and Katya – Charleston in Igusta I look good on the dancefloor by the arctic monkeys

For coping, it feels like a “success” to have reached Blackpool Week.

“Even if you have teshi WEDED up to this, it feels like the first big milestone,” he said. “And the fish and chips are good.”

Former Footballer Footballer Karen Carney feels the same way.

“I was talking to my brother this morning, and he was like, they’re really proud that we got to this point. They didn’t do it,” he said.

All the stars put in a lot of hours as they prepare for the experience.

But former Amber Love winner Amber Davies is trying to approach Blackpool as if she has any week.

“I don’t want to look back and regret it. I literally pushed my mind and my body as far as it could go,” he said.

Between Glitz on the Dancefloor, which is tight, which has been going on since 2004, faced many controversies In recent years related to the behavior of some professionals and guests of its celebrity, with some mediating a toxic culture of the show.

We asked today’s stars if they feel like this is happening.

Doctor actress Alex Kingston, for her part, says she “doesn’t read stuff like that” in the press.

“The thing that I find most amazing and unexpected is that everything is so beautiful,” he said.

“No one can heal you without being down and without pain. Your feet are killed and your back hurts on its own week, but the emotional support is not much.

Because we did the interviews, The Sun reports this week That a male Strictly star is said to have raped a woman after a BBC event.

According to the paper, the woman is not a promoter or pro of the show.

Another BBC TV Behemoth – traitors – rose to new heights this year with celebrity trackors, with 13 million viewers tuning in – more than the launch of the year’s number watched this year this year this year.

So, we ask the participants, are there traitors who stole the Year’s Sparkle?

Dealing, for his part, is not too worried. “I think it’s great, don’t you? Especially television shows,” he said. “I think it’s just a positive.”

“There’s enough success in the world for everyone,” Davies agreed.

“And also,” he added, “We have a diamond among them – Claudia.”

Strictly Come to Blackpool on Dancing One on BBC One and BBC iPlayer at 6.35pm on Saturday.