Increased Precautions
Strictly Come Dancing bosses have taken extra measures to enhance security in Blackpool amid concerns that protests could disrupt the live show. Four bodyguards were assigned to hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman as they interacted with fans outside The Big Blue Hotel before the performance at the iconic Tower Ballroom.
No Room for Sabotage
According to a source, the show's producers spared no expense in ensuring the safety of everyone involved. The hotel entrance was equipped with barriers, and chaperoning was arranged between the hotel and the venue. With Strictly being a flagship program for the BBC, it was crucial for the producers to prevent any potential sabotage.
Tightened Security for All
EastEnders actor Bobby Brazier also received close protection from security personnel. Last week, it was revealed that the show's producers had decided to ramp up security due to concerns about potential disruptions from pro-Palestine or Just Stop Oil activists.
Blackpool's Annual Spotlight
Typically filmed at Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire, Strictly Come Dancing films one episode each year at the Tower Ballroom in Blackpool. The seaside town has become synonymous with the show and is eagerly awaited by fans.
Competition Inspires Fitness
Former British tennis player Annabel Croft, who participated in the show, revealed that reaching week nine of the competition had greatly improved her physical fitness. She expressed how the experience made her feel more flexible and motivated to incorporate dance into her regular exercise routine.
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