 Amy Dowden has teased what would be a sensational return to Strictly Come Dancing as she continues to fight cancer and endure chemotherapy. The Welsh dancer, 33, who first appeared on Strictly in 2017 when she was paired with comedian Brian Conley, had expected to miss the upcoming season. Amy, who had always been open in public about her battles with Crohn's disease, announced earlier this year that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer. Two months later she revealed that she had been diagnosed with 'another type of cancer' despite undergoing a mastectomy, ruling her out of Strictly 2023. However, in a brand new interview, Amy has said that despite her ongoing treatment, she's hopeful of being involved in the upcoming series. Speaking to Hello!, she revealed that, after additional sepsis concerns, she might be ready to put on her dancing shoes sooner than she thought. Amy won't be taking part every week but still hopes to be involved (Pictures: BBC/Instagram) 'I've been on the phone to the Strictly team today,' she revealed. 'They said they're getting me some fabulous wigs ready [for any appearances].' Amy has said that she hopes to feature, whether it's in a full dance routine, a video clip from home, or even on an episode of supplementary show It Takes Two. Paying tribute to the organisers behind the scenes on the BBC talent show, she said: 'The team are being guided by me – they've been utterly amazing.' She's been updating fans on her treatment since her diagnosis (Pictures: Instagram) Could Amy take part in a Strictly routine before December? (Picture: Shutterstock) Afterwards, she further teased a surprise return to Strictly, saying there are 'dates in the diary' for when she might be able to make her sensational comeback. She also said that her fellow pros have been sending presents, and that she speaks to Dianne Buswell every day, describing them all as a 'team'. 'I'm){kind=link}
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Amy Dowden has teased what would be a sensational return to Strictly Come Dancing as she continues to fight cancer and endure chemotherapy.
The Welsh dancer, 33, who first appeared on Strictly in 2017 when she was paired with comedian Brian Conley, had expected to miss the upcoming season.
Amy, who had always been open in public about her battles with Crohn’s disease, announced earlier this year that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer.
Two months later she revealed that she had been diagnosed with ‘another type of cancer’ despite undergoing a mastectomy, ruling her out of Strictly 2023.