Gordon Ramsay's daughter tipped to join the cast of Strictly Come Dancing

Strictly Come Dancing is one of the most important dates in the TV calendar. The BBC’s glamorous annual dancing competition, hosted by Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, remains a hit with viewers despite airing back in 2004.

Strictly Come Dancing have been revealed – including Adam Peaty, Judi Love, Nina Wadia, Dan Walker and Katie McGlynn. Some of the latest names to be announced are TV chef Tilly Ramsay and The Crown star Greg Wise, with more to be announced.

Loose Women star Judi Love has confirmed she has signed up for the for the 2021 line up and kept it secret from her fellow presenters. Judi surprised her co-stars as she made the announcement live on the ITV chat show on Friday afternoon following news that Tilly Ramsay will also take part in the series.

Judi Love has been announced as the latest contestant to join fan favourite BBC show Strictly Come Dancing this year.The revelation was made on Loose Women, on which she's a panellist, as first Linda Robson, 63, appeared coming down from the ceiling on a hoop, leaving everyone confused when she said: "It's not me! I don't even know who it is." As the panellists all looked around, baffled at who it could be, Judi raised her suspicions it could be Nadia Sawalha, 56, as she said: "Nadia, I knew it

EastEnders star Rose Ayling-Ellis has been announced as the latest celebrity to join BBC's upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing. The actress, who plays Frankie Lewis on the BBC One soap, is the show's first-ever deaf contestant and will be swapping Albert Square for the dance floor as she joins a start-studded line-up.

Strictly Come Dancing have been announced – including Nina Wadia, Dan Walker and Katie McGlynn. Some of the latest names to be announced are TV chef Tilly Ramsay and The Crown star Greg Wise, with more to be announced.

BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing. The TV presenter and influencer is best known for presenting the cooking show Matilda And The Ramsay Bunch on CBBC alongside her famous chef father Gordon Ramsay and her family.

Nina Wadia has been revealed as the latest contestant to join BBC's upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing.The 52 year old, who plays Zainab Masood on the popular soap opera, is swapping the TV series for the dance floor as she joins the likes of Tom Fletcher and Gordon Ramsay's daughter Tilly on the programme.The news was announced on ITV's Lorraine as Nina walked through the curtain to speak out about the incredible opportunity with temporary stand-in Christine Lampard.

Gordon Ramsay's daughter Tilly has become the ninth name announced for this year's series of Strictly Come Dancing.The 19 year old is to become the youngest person to ever compete on the hit BBC show, it was revealed by Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford on Wednesday's episode of This Morning. Her 54 year old dad sent a video message to celebrate her on her big news – but sent a stern warning.

Strictly Come Dancing has been thrown into chaos before the full line-up has even been released as professional Nadiya Bychkova has reportedly testing positive for coronavirus.The 31 year old is said to have already started pre-season filming for the hit BBC dance show, meaning many members of the cast and crew must now isolate for 10 days. According to The Sun, bosses now fear more cases could break out, despite the majority of cast members being double vaccinated.

Strictly Come Dancing's seventh contestant has been announced as Coronation Street's very own Katie McGlynn. The 28 year old, who plays Sinead Tinker on the popular soap opera, will be joining the likes of Rhys Stephenson and Tom Fletcher on the dance floor of the BBC show.The programme's Instagram account broke the news on Tuesday, 10 August, as they posted a stunning photo of her dressed in red.

Dragons' Den judge Sara Davies is the latest celebrity to join the Strictly Come Dancing 2021 line-up. The TV star and businesswoman will be performing on the dance-floor alongside her recently unveiled celeb contemporaries Tom Fletcher, Robert Webb, AJ Odudu, John Whaite and Rhys Stephenson.