Replacement found for injured Amy Dowden on Strictly Come Dancing as she is hospitalized.

Today's rehearsal session for Strictly Come Dancing will have a new face in the mix, as Amy Dowden's stand-in has been confirmed. The talented dancer, Lauren Oakley, will be taking on the role for the day, as Amy is currently recovering in the hospital.

Lauren, who is 33 years old and was not assigned a celebrity partner for this season, is stepping up to the challenge alongside her partner JB Gill. The BBC has officially announced that she will be filling in for Amy during today's practice sessions.

The news of Amy's absence comes after she was rushed to the hospital following Saturday's live show. It was reported that the dancer was feeling unwell and as a precaution, an ambulance was called. However, her spokesperson has assured fans that she is now feeling much better.

In a statement, the spokesperson said, "Amy was feeling unwell and so an ambulance was called as a precaution. She is feeling much better and would like to thank the Strictly family for their love and concern. We request Amy's privacy in matters of health is kindly respected."

As for Lauren, she is no stranger to the Strictly family, having been a part of the show in previous seasons. Her talent and expertise will surely be a valuable addition to the rehearsals today. Fans can expect to see her in action alongside JB Gill as they prepare for this week's performances.

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