News about Erin Boag

Strictly Come Dancing took viewers down memory lane on Saturday as the BBC aired the show's first ever episode to celebrate its landmark 20th anniversary - and fans are all saying the same thing. Viewers couldn't get over the 'carnage' they witnessed and how brutal the judges used to be with their comments. The hit Latin and ballroom show first aired on 15 May 2004 and has come a long way since.

Strictly Come Dancing's plan to put a member of the production staff in all future rehearsals following complaints about the behaviour of two former pros during training has been given zero points by Sir Vince Cable, who was the second politician to appear on the hit BBC show. 'It's just unnecessary,' the former Cabinet minister tells me at Chorleywood Library in Hertfordshire, where he gave a talk about his new book, How to Be a Politician. 'It takes away the spontaneity.'

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Brendan Cole fought back tears as he paid tribute to his co-star Robin Windsor, who died in Strictly Come Dancing at the age of 44. On Tuesday's Good Morning Britain, the professional dancer, 47, appeared alongside fellow pro dancer Erin Boag on video. Brendan said he was 'in shock' at the news of Robin's death when speaking with hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls.

They met 25 years ago, became pro together, joined Strictly Come Dancing together, and after she left the show, they began to perform together every year on their own national tour. However, Anton du Beke and Erin Boag's professional relationship seems to have come to an end. This year, there will be no Anton & Erin tour, for the first time since 2009. Du Beke, 56, will be spending six weeks on the Strictly Come Dancing arena tour in January and February.

When Strictly Come Dancing returns to screens on September 17, they will be able to strut their stuff once more. Kai Widdrington and Nadiya Bychkova spent the majority of their downtime before the series's commencement on Tuesday with a romantic Parisian getaway. The pro dancing pair, who revealed they were dating in April, took to Instagram to pose for the camera as they cuddled up in front of the Eiffel Tower.

After actors appeared to have breached strict BBC advertisement legislation, reportedly, Strictly Come Dancing bosses opened an investigation. Nadiya Bychkova, Giovanni Pernice, and Kai Widdrington, dancers, may have disregarded their commitments by agreeing to attend national dances around the country. According to The Sun, the shows, which imitate the famous TV show but are in no way affiliated with the BBC, offer viewers the opportunity to experience a 'weekend away with your favourite Strictly stars.'