Strictly Come Dancing’s Dianne Buswell has surprised her fans with a complete hair transformation. The 35-year-old professional dancer has swapped her signature red hair for a darker shade, a recent Instagram post revealed.
Dianne looked stunning in a black mini dress and knee-high boots. She posed for a selfie during rehearsals and captioned it: “I was a brunette again.” Fans were quick to compare her new look to that of former Coronation Street actress Kym Marsh.
Just last week, Dianne was spotted in rehearsals, working hard, dancing in skimpy shorts with a shirtless Vito Coppola. The footage, shared on social media, prompted fans to comment, “I can’t stop watching!” and go wild.
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Ahead of the upcoming season of the BBC show, Dianne and Vito, 31, shared a joint Instagram post from their dance studio. Alongside a steamy video, they wrote: “Ballroom and Latin dance break. We just love what we do so much it’s impossible to stop dancing.” One fan commented humorously, hoping these would be their only costumes for the tour.
Last week, the new celebrity contestants were seen arriving for rehearsals. Deaf Love Island star Tasha Ghouri (25) and Miranda sitcom actress Sarah Hadland (53) were spotted excitedly outside the London dance studios ahead of the new season of the popular TV dance competition.
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Blind comedian Chris McCausland (47) and former X-Factor winner and Coronation Street actor Shayne Ward (39) were spotted entering the studio, with Shayne flashing a peace sign. The BBC also confirmed that EastEnders actor Jamie Borthwick (30) and three-time Olympic swimming champion Tom Dean (24) will compete.
The popular BBC dance show has been in the spotlight recently due to controversy over the alleged treatment of contestants. So far, only six women have been announced for the upcoming program. The results of a BBC investigation into allegations made against Giovanni Pernice by former contestant Amanda Abbington have not yet been released. Giovanni denies the allegations and fellow dancer Graziano Di Prima has also quit the show.
This year’s competition promises to be exciting as only six women have entered, two of whom have extensive dance training. Tasha had to defend her dance background after announcing her entry into the competition. The star, who previously dated ex-pro dancer Giovanni, took part in several major dance events before finding fame on Love Island.
