Pasha Kovalev

Rachel Riley, Countdown's host, claims that Strictly Come Dancing left her with PTSD after she first appeared on the program in 2013. All Strictly Come Dancing contestants now require cognitive behavioural therapy, according to the TV star (CBT). Even the most sane, solid, grounded people, it will do something to you,' she said at the Inspiration Awards For Women in London. 'And there are so many people I've seen in recent years who have the same experience.' I don't think even factories are aware of what it does to people.' 'I was suggested CBT by Riley, 38, who is married to ex-Strictly dancer Pasha Kovalev,' he says: 'I think it's been really good.' Riley's admission comes after Amanda Abbington, a Strictly contestant, made her exit from the BBC show a dramatic finale.

Chris Tarrant (left, with his partner Jane Bird) and Rachel Riley (middle, with her Strictly Come Dancing partner Pasha Kovalev) and Tory MPs Matt Hancock, Grant Shapp, David Cameron, and Robert Jenrick were among those notable figures to welcome people fleeing the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022. Despite moving to a new apartment he purchased for them, Mr Tarrant, 77, told MailOnline that he still sees the Ukrainian family who stayed with him 'a lot.' Mr Shapps is seen right and inset at the top of the page, welcoming a family into his house.

At the premiere of Bluey's Big Play at the Royal Festival Hall on Thursday, Rachel Riley enjoyed a family night out with her husband Pasha Kovalev and their daughter Noa. As she wore a white T-shirt over a pair of black skinny jeans, the TV presenter, 37, posed a casual figure for the occasion. The Countdown host completed her appearance with two trainers, letting her blonde locks fall loose down her shoulders.