The final Strictly contestant for 2025 has been announced, giving the show a line-up that is the usual mix of actors, musicians, athletes, presenters and reality TV and social media stars.

The Strictly Come Dancing controversy has escalated as the BBC has reportedly called in the Metropolitan Police to investigate fresh allegations amid a string of past controversies surrounding the hit

The sports presenter and legendary Lioness will enter the famous ballroom when Strictly returns to BBC One and BBC iPlayer this September

"Game of Thrones" and "Our Flag Means Death" icon Kristian Nairn has signed up to compete in Season 23 of the BBC's "Strictly Come Dancing" next month.

Strictly Come Dancing star Vicky Pattison took to social media to show her fans the painful after-effects of a gruelling week training for her debut on the hit BBC show

Reality dance series Strictly Come Dancing is returning to our screens later this year, with the 2025 lineup already announced

VICKY PATTISON gave fans a glimpse behind-the-scenes of Strictly as she shared snaps of her swollen, cut-up feet after a day of gruelling rehearsals.  The reality star, 37, was the eleventh celeb

The latest series of Strictly Come Dancing is due to start within weeks - just as the popular BBC show was hit by another scandal. There have been claims that two of the show's stars had taken cocaine, with further allegations suggesting their substance use was 'an open secret'.

The BBC has called in police after its investigation into alleged cocaine use on Strictly Come Dancing by two stars.

The BBC has reportedly called in the Metropolitan Police over allegations surrounding Strictly Come Dancing, with the force said to be investigating a number of claims

Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Michelle Tsiakkas has defended her former dance partner Jamie Borthwick after he faced a backlash and was suspended by the BBC