“As long as it’s fabulous, as long as it’s me, as long as it’s authentic to what I would represent. The team has been so good. Obviously there will be certain costumes for the type of thing you’re doing ie. the storyline.
″’m on screen until the end of February, and [there are] no plans to return at the moment. Basically, I’m dedicating my life to sweating and feeling anxious.”“I’m taking a break. I’ve filmed it all, and I’m not telling you [what happens]... I’ll be back.”“I think that’s just because I’m young, they have no reason to think that. Just, I’m young and apparently quite fun.”“I guess the Rumba… it strikes a bit of fear into me because it’s so slow. From watching it, you don’t get away with much.
“With Strictly, I don’t know how to dance. So I am going to basically learn how to dance and show everybody how to do it, in the space of about four or five days. So, that’s terrifying, and then to know there’s however many millions of people watching on TV, and I’m going to get feedback – that’s the next level of terrifying!”Eddie Kadi“Honestly it was surreal. Growing up, Bruce Forsyth was my hero. I grew up watching people like Forsyth doing his tap dancing, Ronnie Corbert, all these guys.