BBC Strictly Come Dancing icon dead at 44 as co-star shares heartbreak
20.02.2024 - 08:39
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Strictly Come Dancing professional Robin Windsor has tragically passed away at the age of 44, it has been announced. Dance company Burn The Floor, which Robin co-founded, confirmed his passing on Facebook on 19 February.
The company's statement read: "The Burn the Floor family has lost one of its founding members, Robin 'Bobby' Windsor - who has tragically passed away." It continued: "A BTF journeyman he danced with us for twenty years - including Broadway, The West End and all our crazy adventures around the world. His stunning image attached with Jessica Raffa defined our company, colourful, extreme and sensual.
His talent, attitude, energy and personality helped create the Burn the Floor stage reputation. He leaves a void in our hearts that will never be filled, yet our wonderful memories will stay forever." Fans and fellow celebrities have flocked to pay tribute to the professional dancer, including fellow former Strictly star James Jordan. He wrote on X: "I had the pleasure of working with this man for many years on Strictly.
Everyone who came in contact with him adored him, from his celebrity partners to his working colleagues. You will be missed old friend." "What awful news to wake up to about Robin Windsor. I am shocked and saddened to hear this news.
It was a real pleasure to watch him on #StrictlyComeDancing. RIP," a fan penned on X, as a second added: "Completely shocked to hear about Robin Windsor." A third fan said: "I cannot believe it.
Tragic. Heartbroken.
What a dancer - what a man. RIP @RobinWindsor." Another added: "OMG! Shocking news about Robin Windsor, RIP." Robin appeared on Strictly Come Dancing from 2010 until 2014. During his time on the BBC show, he was partnered with Patsy Kensit, Anita Dobson,
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