![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/eastenders-legend-and-strictly-star-reveals-career-thats-worlds-away-from-fame/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/ee-comp.jpg&description=inner calm Published : 15:53, 10 Aug 2023 STRICTLY Come Dancing's latest recruit has a new career to escape the hectic nature of TV filming schedules. The EastEnders legend's position in the line-up to bid for the BBC's Glitter Ball trophy was revealed earlier today. 5 An EastEnders actor and Strictly Come Dancing recruit has revealed a relaxed new career off-screen Credit: PA:Press Association 5 Nigel Harman, 49, is one of the latest to be announced for Strictly Come Dancing's next series Credit: PA 5 Yet off screen, he works as a meditation teacher Credit: Getty Nigel Harman , 49 - who played the soap's Dennis Rickman - was officially confirmed on today's edition of Lorraine, saying: "I'm excited to be out and proud now." He told Christine Lampard: "I think I'm realising since I said yes to it, in my my mind, I think I'm a better dancer than my body tells me." His Casualty co-star and former Strictly star Charles Venn had some sage advice for him, too. Nigel said: "He took me aside and got really serious and said 'you've got to do cardio'. "He said 'there's nothing else to do than just be yourself'." While he can be seen on BBC soap Casualty playing doctor Max Christie, Nigel has also now re-trained for a career as a meditation teacher. He advises clients on the benefits of the practise and how to "integrate meditation into your daily life." In his website introduction Nigel states: "I started meditating over a decade ago and I've felt the positive impact it has had on my life and on those around me. "Wherever in life we are, each of us will have periods where we feel we are out of step with ourselves, treading water, or even adrift. "Taking a moment to Pause, Relax, Open, reconnects us with ourselves and the life that is here, right now, all around us. "That's why I want to help you get started or deepen your practice by sharing practical tips, techniques, and advice." He currently runs sessions on ZOOM. Meanwhile the TV favourite, whose birthday is tomorrow, is){kind=link}
STRICTLY Come Dancing’s latest recruit has a new career to escape the hectic nature of TV filming schedules.
The EastEnders legend’s position in the line-up to bid for the BBC’s Glitter Ball trophy was revealed earlier today.
Nigel Harman, 49 – who played the soap’s Dennis Rickman – was officially confirmed on today’s edition of Lorraine, saying: “I’m excited to be out and proud now.”
He told Christine Lampard: “I think I’m realising since I said yes to it, in my my mind, I think I’m a better dancer than my body tells me.”
His Casualty co-star and former Strictly star Charles Venn had some sage advice for him, too.