It’s almost time to dust off your dancing shoes and brush up on your cha-cha-chas because Strictly Come Dancing 2025 is around the corner.The BBC is in the process of announcing its starry cast of celebrities who will be performing on this year’s series,

Actor and DJ Kristian Nairn announced his sudden exit from Strictly Come Dancing just a week after confirming he would be taking part as he addressed 'always being his mother's son'

"Game of Thrones" actor Kristian Nairn has dropped out as a contestant on "Strictly Come Dancing" due to "unexpected medical reasons."

The launch date for the 2025 series of Strictly Come Dancing has been announced – and fans don’t have much longer left to wait for its return. This year’s series will kick off on Saturday 20 September with the BBC dance competition ’s usual pre- recorded launch programme.

Actor and DJ Kristian Nairn has withdrawn from the new series of Strictly Come Dancing, for medical reasons.

Game of Thrones star Kristian Nairn, 49, is the fifteenth and final celebrity joining the new series of Strictly Come Dancing. He is best known for portraying Hodor in the hit HBO fantasy show. Nairn is also known to millions around the world for his role as Wee John Feeney in two series of the HBO comedy Our Flag Means Death.

One of this year's Strictly Come Dancing contestants has a huge dance background and even worked with Hollywood stars

A BBC Strictly Come Dancing star has waded into the row over households putting up St George's flags in Birmingham - saying "well done". Thomas Skinner, the BBC Apprentice star, will be competing on this year's Strictly Come Dancing.

The former England rugby captain, who is married to opera singer Camilla Kerslake, was allegedly harassed by a woman he had briefly encountered at two separate work events in 2024