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22
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5%
1 of 22 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Willis has teased how “exciting” the first episode will be while appearing alongside her new co-hosts on BBC One’s The One Show.
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episode → tease → Show
“This is something that they’ve never done on the show before.
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they → do → show
“Everybody is paired during a dance,” she said.
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she → pair → dance
The celebrities will meet their professional partners for the first time on the dancefloor, rather than during a pre-recorded video, as the show returns to a format similar to how it operated before Covid.
Willis said: “There’s a lot of movement.
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Willis → meet → movement
We’ll all be there, and we’ll put a song on.
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we → put → song
“They’ve all learnt a routine together.
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They → learn → routine
“The music will start.
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music → start → ?
They will dance, and then we’re stood at the side and we go: Change partners!
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we → dance → partners
“Then they all have to change, and they dance for maybe five seconds, and we’ll go ‘change partners’, then they might dance for 30 seconds and change partners.
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they → have → partners
“They never know when that rotation is going to stop until we stop it and we tell them.
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we → know → them
It’s so entertaining, it’s really fun.”
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it → ’ → ?
Radebe, 39, joked that he is “so glad” he changed roles from a professional dancer to a host, as he reflected on the difficulty of the routine in the launch show.
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he → joke → show
“It’s a lot of work, and it’s something that’s never been done before,” he said.
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he → ’ → work
“I can imagine what they were going through because normally you’ll just be paired up for the launch show and that’s it.
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that → imagine → show
A small dance at the end, and then we call it quits.”
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we → call → it
Meanwhile his co-star Widdicombe discussed the pressures of stepping up to host the programme, saying he has been “living in a ball of fear” in the build-up to the new series.
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he → discuss → series
The 43-year-old said: “It’s nerve-wracking because it feels like we’ve been waiting for so long to do this and for this to go out.
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this → say → this
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“But since we’ve done the launch show, I just want people to see it.
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people → read → it
We loved it and we had the best time.”
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we → love → time
The celebrity contestants this season include former Love Island winner Dani Dyer-Bowen, actress Melanie Walters, former England footballer Shaun Wright-Phillips and Australian singer Delta Goodrem.
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contestants → include → Bowen
They will be joined by actress Lacey Turner, celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton, Love Island winner Cach Mercer, presenter Will Best, Paralympian Dame Sarah Storey, actress Jaime Winstone, actress Bethany Antonia, dog trainer and presenter Graeme “The Dogfather” Hall, Emmerdale’s Lawrence Robb, Olympian Tabby Stoecker and sports content creator John Nellis.
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They → join → Turner
The BBC has also confirmed five new professional dancers are joining the show this year: Aleksandra Isaeva, Cristian Priori, Lethabo Monametsi, Maddie Ingoldsby and Mark Karmalita.
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dancers → confirm → show
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