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As we gear up for another collection of Strictly Come Dancing, BBC followers can be keen to discover out which skilled dancers have been partnered up with their superstar counterparts. This 12 months’s 15 model new celebrities can be taking to the dancefloor for a probability to win the coveted Glitterball Trophy. The crop of stars consists of a retired rugby participant, a YouTuber, a Doctor Who actress, a former star on The Apprentice, a Geordie Shore icon, and a Love Island winner.

The hotly anticipated launch show will air on the night of Saturday, September 20, but in years gone by, there was a lot of drama on the BBC show. From relationships crumbling to professionals being axed from the show, Strictly has been rocked with a number of scandals.

Now, a major fan has spoken solely to Express Online about one issue she has discovered with the long-running show. Jaz Ampaw-Farr had her say on what wants to change on the show if Strictly needs to keep away from going on a hiatus.

She said, “Strictly is not immune from scandals, people shacking up with each other, or imbalance in relationships. Instead of pretending to do diversity ticks and getting the right pair, they need to stop trying to overproduce something that we love because of its humanity and reality.

“That’s the hiatus that ought to go, that variety of pretense. There’s enough glitter and drama and ardour and connection and neighborhood and pleasure in Strictly for us all to be hooked.”

She added: “You haven’t got to manufacture it. We do perceive how issues are produced, how they’re marketed. If you’re opting into this human first manner of being, then we see that and respect that more than if you are attempting to brush issues under the carpet and faux. I suppose I’ve solved a Strictly drawback, fairly frankly.”

The opening show will reveal who this year’s 15 celebrities will be paired with, as they each come face-to-face with their professional dance partner in a series of specially filmed, surprise-packed sequences.

The launch will also feature a dazzling group dance, with all the celebs and their partners taking to the dance floor for the first time. Plus, there is to be a sensational routine from last year’s winners Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell, a performance from Jessie J, and plenty of Strictly surprises, all hosted by Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman.

Strictly Come Dancing launches on Saturday, 20 September, on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.