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Strictly Come Dancing's Nadiya Bychkova was consoled by her co-star boyfriend Kai Widdrington after they left the Pride of Britain awards together. Nadiya, 34, appeared to have broken down in tears as her 28 year old boyfriend wrapped a comforting arm around her as she looked to be sobbing on his shoulder.

Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Nadiya Bychkova has opened up on the BBC series after she wasn't given a celebrity partner this year for the first time in six years.The Ukrainian dancer remains a part of the group dances, however was informed by Strictly bosses that she wouldn’t be getting a celebrity partner this year.The dancer appears to be remaining positive as she opened up to her Instagram followers on the new series of the BBC show. Nadiya said: “I just wanted to encourage you all today because that is what you have done for me over the weekend.This is going to be a brilliant series of Strictly.

Strictly Come Dancing favourite Nadiya Bychkova will not compete alongside a famous face this series.The Ukrainian, 34, originally joined the show's cast of ballroom professionals back in 2017, partnering up with broadcaster Dan Walker, football legend David James, popstars Matt Goss and Lee Ryan, and EastEnders actor Davood Ghadami over the years. Reacting to the news that she's been sidelined for the upcoming 21st series, Dan, 46, wrote on the social platform X: "Strictly is such an amazing show and it’s almost time for the new series, what a great line-up this year. "All the pros are great but gutted to hear that @nadiyabychkova hasn’t got a partner.

With Holby City drawing to a close, fans have been treated to various cameos including the return of Hari Dhillon as Michael Spence and John Michie's reprisal of his role as Guy Self.The latest to join the list of Holby City comebacks is Paul Bradley who returned to the hospital as Elliot Hope in Tuesday's episode (15 March). A firm favourite of fans, it's no surprise many of them went wild when he appeared on screen and flocked to social media to share their excitement. One wrote: "Welcome back Elliot a legendary character #HolbyCity @BBCHolbyCity," followed with heart eye emojis.

Strictly Come Dancing partner Nadiya Bychkova has split from her fiancé, according to reports.The Strictly professional is said to have split from Matija Škarabot, the father of her five year old daughter Mila, after the couple allegedly struggled making their relationship work long distance.The dancer, 32, is currently focusing on the Strictly tour while the footballer, 33, is in Slovenia. A source told MailOnline: "Nadiya and Matija haven't been together for some time now.

EastEnders fans are set to go wild when a Walford favourite from two decades ago pops up in tonight's episode of long-running medical drama Holby City. Michael Greco found fame in 1998, when he arrived in Albert Square as Beppe di Marco, part of the new Italian family headed up by matriarch Rosa, played by former Doctor Who star Louise Jameson. Alongside Marc Bannerman as brother Gianni, and screen sisters Teresa and Nicky, Michael was soon breaking hearts onscreen and gaining fans among the soap’s loyal viewers.

Holby City actors have filmed their final scenes and bid a tearful goodbye to the long-running BBC hospital drama. Stars of the Holby, flooded social media with tributes to the show that first aired way back on 12 January 1999.The drama looks into a fictional world of life working in the NHS and many of the cast have starred in the show for a long time.

Jac is back! Holby City managed to stay tight-lipped about the return of one of the show’s most iconic characters and fans had no idea Rosie Marcel was back until she burst onto our screens in dramatic scenes which aired on Tuesday night.The 44 year re-entered the hospital at the start of the episode, which also featured the debut of her new co-star Davood Ghadami. “It’s great to come in with her,” Davood told us, who was sworn to secrecy about Rosie’s comeback.

Despite the announcement that Holby City will shortly be cancelled, the BBC medical drama is set to prove that it still has plenty of life left in it. This week, the hit show is welcoming Davood Ghadami to the cast – and the actor hasn't ruled out a hospital romance for his new (already married!) character Eli Ebrahimi.

Hugh Quarshie has claimed the cast and crew of Holby City were told the hit BBC show was being axed just one hour before the public announcement was made.The 54 year old played one of the medical drama's longest running characters, Ric Griffin, from 2001 until his departure last year.The BBC confirmed on Wednesday that the show will be coming to an end after 23 years on air next March.

EastEnders fans are hoping that Kush Khazemi can make a comeback to EastEnders after it was announced that Holby City has been cancelled. Soap star Davood Ghadami joined the cast of the soap as consultant cardiothoracic surgeon Eli Ebrahimi earlier this year after his exit from EastEnders.

An online petition to keep Holby City on air is already gaining momentum following news that the soap will end in March 2022. Fans of the hit show, which has aired for more than two decades, were left devastated by the BBC's shock announcement on Wednesday morning.

Spoiler alert for fans who haven’t caught up yet but Kush’s exit storyline caused EastEnders viewers so much upset that they flocked to Ofcom to complain.

James Bye has shared an emotional tribute to his former co-star Davood Ghadami as his final EastEnders scenes aired on Monday night. Davood, 38, played Kush Khazemi on the hit BBC soap for almost seven years before his character was killed off at the hands of Gray Atkins in a heart-stopping episode.The hunk has formed a number of friendships through his work on the show, forming a special bond with James, 37, who plays Martin Fowler.

Davood Ghadami has joined the cast of Holby City as his character Kush Khazemi prepares to leave EastEnders.The 38 year old has starred as loveable Kush on the hit BBC One soap for seven years, but it was confirmed in September 2020 that he would be leaving the show. It has now been announced that he will be joining the cast of hospital based BBC drama Holby City later this year as consultant cardiothoracic surgeon Eli Ebrahimi.

Actor Davood Ghadami announced he was to depart EastEnders after six years in the role of Kush Kazemi and now fans will finally get to see if he will get his happily ever after.

EastEnders star Davood Ghadami had a magical evening last week, when he threw his daughter Grace a Harry Potter themed sixth birthday party.The star, who plays Kush Kazemi on the hit BBC soap, transformed the living room of his home to include a wide range of merchandise based on the world created by writer JK Rowling. As the birthday girl could not have her school mates round, the star created a party for four; himself, wife Isobel, and daughters Grace and Eva.

EastEnders actor Davood Ghadami has been axed from the soap after six years of playing Kush Kazemi.The 38 year old actor is said to be leaving the soap in a “huge plot” in 2021, with a number of “major storyline peaks” before his exit. A TV insider close to the soap said: “Bosses have a huge plot planned but although Davood was told in January, his departure it is not for a very long time yet in fact Kush will be on screen until well into 2021.

If you’re an EastEnders fan then you may well have tuned into Secrets From The Square as Davood Ghadami, who famously plays the role of Kush Kazemi, appeared. During the show, Stacey Dooley chatted to Davood and James Bye about all things Martin and Kush while they relived classic scenes and gave viewers a behind the scenes tour.

Two days after their youngest son Hugo turned one, James and Victoria Bye celebrated by christening the newest addition to their family.The EastEnders star – who has played Martin Fowler on the BBC soap since 2014 – and his wife of eight years had Hugo baptised on 22 February at St Michael’s Church in Buckinghamshire, before continuing with a party back at home.