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A Strictly Come Dancing winner has announced that they are engaged to be married. Sharing a image of her diamond ring on her Instagram account, the skilled dancer competed in two seasons of Strictly between 2014 and 2017. She then departed after successful the Glitterball Trophy with TV host Ore Oduba in 2016. Joanne Clifton, who is the sister of fellow Strictly star Kevin Clifton, then met her associate, AJ Jenks, shortly after leaving Strictly.

The duo confirmed their relationship in 2020 and announced their engagement in a candy social media post. Joanne added the caption: “Got bored… so we’re getting married. Cheers!”, which was accomplished with a thumbs-up emoji. Other snaps show Joanne and her associate posing for the digital camera and embracing while also celebrating with household and pals.

The heartwarming news prompted many of Joanne’s followers to flood her with supportive messages. Katya Jones said: “She’s getting married!!!!!!!!!! So happy for you both.”

Karen Hauer added: “Omg jo!! Congratulations beautiful! Big hug x.” A 3rd also chimed in: “Oh my gosh, this is amazing news. Huge congratulations to you both. Cutest couple EVER!”

Former choose Arlene Phillips also said: “Absolutely perfect solution for boredom. Congratulations.” Another follower also echoed: “JOOOOOOOOO! This is amazing! Ugh such happy news!” One other fan also equally remarked: “Aaaaaaghhhh you’re joking???!!! No wayyyyy CONGRATS xxxxx.”

In other news, Strictly Come Dancing has formally kicked off with its first live show. On Saturday (September 27), 15 new celebrities took to the dancefloor to start their bid at being topped champions.

Already, many viewers at home have given their verdict on who they consider would be the first to depart, and which contestant is the early favorite to win this collection. One former skilled dancer, not Joanne, has shared her opinion on a explicit particular person and their efficiency.

Ola Jordan has teamed up with Mecca Bingo to have her say on Thomas Skinner’s first efficiency, which was a dazzling Paso Doble. However, it is truthful to say she was not impressed. She commented: “I don’t actually have a lot to say. He was strolling a lot.

“Paso is one of the easier dances because you can walk and do shapes, but he had no body shaping, not much movement. Just walking. It was nothing special, and it didn’t impress me.”