![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/strictly-in-chaos/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/0_MIRROR-MAIN-1.jpg&description=With mere hours until Strictly's pairings show airs on TV, there is a feeling of chaotic energy from bosses, celebs and pros alike as they push for the BBC's biggest show to get ready on time As glitter litters the corridors of Elstree and celebrities frantically top up their fake tans, it can only mean one thing - Strictly Come Dancing is finally back. But with mere hours until the pairings show airs on TV, there is a feeling of chaotic energy from bosses, celebrities and professional dancers alike as they push for the BBC's biggest show to get ready on time. Yet while some are struggling with nerves, others are having a tough time physically with the wild new moves being thrown at them. Among those fearing that they may not be totally prepared for the gruelling Strictly schedule is EastEnders actor Bobby Brazier - Jeff Brazier's 20-year-old son with late Big Brother star Jade Goody. While insisting that he "loves to dance" and was "always going to say yes" to the show, he also admitted that he's never actually sat down to watch it. "I've never watched the show, so I'll be coming in fresh," Bobby exclaimed enthusiastically. When asked how he had prepared ahead of Strictly, he replied: "I've done absolutely nothing. These dancers are the fittest people I've ever met, they're like, robots – dancing machines! Maybe I'll start stretching a little bit. As far as dancing, my whole life has been a preparation – I'm not a trained dancer but I love to dance." Meanwhile Angela Rippon, the show's oldest contestant this year at 79, confessed that when her agent had told her news of the offer to do Strictly, she was frustrated that they hadn't asked her a decade ago when she was younger. "When my agent rang me and said 'Angela, they want you to do Strictly' the first thing out of my mouth was 'why didn't they ask me ten years ago?!' I shall be 79 years old in October and it's bonkers really that I'm doing this," she quipped. "I took a long time to decide if I wanted to do it...){kind=link}
With mere hours until Strictly’s pairings show airs on TV, there is a feeling of chaotic energy from bosses, celebs and pros alike as they push for the BBC’s biggest show to get ready on time
As glitter litters the corridors of Elstree and celebrities frantically top up their fake tans, it can only mean one thing – Strictly Come Dancing is finally back.
But with mere hours until the pairings show airs on TV, there is a feeling of chaotic energy from bosses, celebrities and professional dancers alike as they push for the BBC’s biggest show to get ready on time. Yet while some are struggling with nerves, others are having a tough time physically with the wild new moves being thrown at them.
Among those fearing that they may not be totally prepared for the gruelling Strictly schedule is EastEnders actor Bobby Brazier – Jeff Brazier’s 20-year-old son with late Big Brother star Jade Goody. While insisting that he “loves to dance” and was “always going to say yes” to the show, he also admitted that he’s never actually sat down to watch it.
“I’ve never watched the show, so I’ll be coming in fresh,” Bobby exclaimed enthusiastically. When asked how he had prepared ahead of Strictly, he replied: “I’ve done absolutely nothing. These dancers are the fittest people I’ve ever met, they’re like, robots â dancing machines! Maybe I’ll start stretching a little bit. As far as dancing, my whole life has been a preparation â I’m not a trained dancer but I love to dance.”