News about Tyger Drew-Honey

Swimmer Tom Dean took the spotlight alongside his teammates at the Olympics after winning gold in the Men's Freestyle Relay on Wednesday. And the athlete, 24, already his eyes on the next challenge as he has reportedly signed up to Strictly Come Dancing.  Tom, who is also known by fans as 'Deano', will swap the swimming for sequins to take part in the 20th anniversary show after his Paris triumph. 

Olympic swimmer Tom Dean has reportedly become the latest star to sign up for the new series of Strictly Come Dancing.  The 24 -year-old was part of the British relay team who won the gold in the 4x200 men's freestyle at the Olympics in Paris on Tuesday. According to The Sun, the swimmer will be heading straight into rehearsals for the BBC show as soon as he is back in London.    

Strictly Come Dancing has reportedly signed up Giovanni Pernice's ex Tasha Ghouri for the scandal-plagued show's new series.  The Love Island star, 25, who found fame on the ITV2 series in 2022, enjoyed a number secret dates with Italian pro, 33, just months before entering the villa.  Tasha is also a trained dancer and disability campaigner after being born deaf and fitted with cochlear implants aged five, with bosses said to believe she'd be a 'top draw' for viewers. 

Ramona Marquez, 22, Daniel Roche, 23, and Tyger Drew-Honey, 27, were among the 27 people on FEMAIL to be dead in 2016, when the BBC sitcom in which they appeared Karen (left), Ben (centre) and Jake Brockman (right) ended in 2016. Although Ramona moved north to study at the University of Manchester before returning to London, Daniel has become a budding rugby star and travels the world with his pals (centre) and Tyger is the Prince Charming of the stage, after a brief excursion into some very peculiar communities for BBC Three documentaries.

After posting a video in which she said 'everybody tells her she looks like' her former character, a British child star who appeared on a hit BBC show has gone viral on TikTok. During its heyday, the show attracted 9.5 million viewers and ran for five seasons between 2007 and 2014, with a one-off Christmas special in 2016.