October 6th 2024.
The world of dance was brought to tears as professional dancer, Amy Dowden, shared an emotional post on social media to mark an important milestone in her cancer journey. After taking a break from the competition last year to focus on her treatment, Amy made a triumphant return this month with a powerful routine that left viewers in awe.
Paired with JLS star JB Gill, Amy has been captivating audiences with her electrifying performances, earning high scores from the judges. And on Saturday night, during the movie-themed episode, the duo wowed the audience with an American Smooth routine to the tune of "Pure Imagination" from Wonka. Thanks to the votes from their fans, they were saved and will be returning next week.
But behind the glitz and glamour of the show, Amy took a moment to reflect on the special place that movie night holds in her heart. On Sunday, before the results show, she took to social media to share two images taken a year apart and reminisce about her journey. "A year ago was my first appearance on Strictly during my cancer treatment," she revealed. "I remember that day so well, so excited to be there yet so far away from that dance floor. A year ago, it was just a dream to be dancing. But now, it's a reality."
Amy then went on to thank her current partner, JB, for his unwavering support and understanding. "Sharing this experience with @jbgill has been a blessing. He is the ultimate gentleman, caring, calm, hardworking, super talented and so understanding of my journey this year. Thank you, partner," she wrote. It's clear that their chemistry on the dancefloor is a result of their strong bond off the dancefloor as well.
Her heartfelt post was met with an outpouring of love and support from fans and friends, including fellow Strictly dancer Dianne Buswell and actress Catherine Tyldesley. And JB himself couldn't help but share his own message of appreciation. "It's a pleasure partner
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