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(Image: PA) Mum-of-three Susannah was the final Strictly star confirmed. The telly star said: “I hope to prove pigs can fly (dance). Sick with nerves and jangling with excitement.” Susannah, 56, is a television presenter, fashion journalist, style advisor, author and designer. She began her career working in fashion for Giorgio Armani and John Galliano before she met Trinny Woodall in 1994, with whom she proceeded to write a weekly fashion column for the Daily Telegraph, which ran for seven years. The pair went on to co-host the hugely successful BBC One show ‘What Not to Wear’ from 2001 to 2005 and then moved to ITV to make Trinny & Susannah Undress, and Undress the Nation.

They also frequently appeared as makeover stylists on The Oprah Winfrey show. It is estimated that Trinny & Susannah’s various style advice books have sold in excess of 2.5 million copies in Britain and the United States. In 2015, she also appeared as a contestant on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here. Susannah's debut novel, After the Snow, was published to great acclaim last year and the paperback is out this autumn, she is currently writing the sequel which is due out in 2019.

Charles Venn. Former EastEnders star Charles Venn was the fourteenth celebrity confirmed. Charles, who played Kim Fox's love interest Ray Dixon, said he was thrilled to don his dancing shoes.

The 45-year-old said: “It truly is a pleasure to be a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing, to be associated with a show that has such a huge following excites and scares me in equal measure! 'Dancing on Strictly is going to be quite a challenge but life’s all about testing yourself so there’s lots to look forward to, let the games begin.!” Dad of two Charles also played nurse Jacob Masters in Casualty and Tremaine Gidigbi in Footballers’ Wives. The news of his appearance as a Strictly contestant was revealed today on ITV’s Good Morning Britain.

Lauren Steadman. (Image: Mead Norton/Getty Images) Paralympian Lauren Steadman was the 13th celebrity to be announced. Lauren is a double World Champion Paratriathlete, Paralympic Silver medallist and six-times European Champion. The Paralympian was born without her lower right arm, but she relishes in overcoming barriers and started her sporting career in swimming at age 11. She took part in her first international competition when she was 13 and at 14, she went to the Beijing Paralympic Games, switching from swimming to triathlon after London 2012. (Image: PA) Blue singer Lee Ryan was unveiled on Loose Women as one of the contestants for Strictly.

Panelists Jane Moore and Stacey Solomon helped him walk down the aisle in the studio while he wore a sparkling helmet to conceal his identity. After much teasing of the secret, Lee removed his disguise.

He confessed to the ladies that he used to run out of dance lessons at performing arts school, so he'll be facing his fears taking part in the show. He's already had some training though from bandmate Simon Webbe, who took part in Strictly in 2014.

(Image: PA) News broadcaster Kate Silverton, a familiar face on BBC News, has signed up for the dancing competition. Bosses have been trying for years to recruit the mum-of-two, 48, who is big fan of the show. Kate says: “It’s something of a departure for a news journalist, shifting focus from the headlines to my hemlines and I suspect the only serious element of my life over the coming months will be in training hard and figuring out the foxtrot but I am so looking forward to the fun, laughter and all the challenges ahead.” Ashley Roberts. (Image: Liverpool Echo) The eighth celebrity to be confirmed was Stacey Dooley.

The documentary presenter, 31, said she was delighted to take part and joked her mum was going to 'explode' with excitement. She found fame in 2008 when she was flown to developing countries along with other young Brits to investigate working conditions in factories for Blood, Sweat And T-Shirts. The then-21-year-old star impressed TV bosses so much she was offered her own BBC3 series Stacey Dooley Investigates in 2009. Stacey has interviewed criminals, child soldiers, drug dealers and prostitutes in far-flung locations such as Kenya, Congo, Cambodia and Mexico. Dr Ranj Singh. DJ Vick Hope announced her time on Strictly during her Capital radio show on August 15.

The glam DJ won't be hit by the Strictly curse as she dumped her long-term boyfriend just before signing up for the hit celebrity dance show. The Sunday Mirror revealed Vick waltzed off from ex Tom Rosenthal, star of series Plebs, blaming a “quarter life crisis” for the change of heart.

She’s also admitted to being at a crossroads about her career, and yearned for a job where she could learn something new every day - with Strictly Come Dancing fitting the bill exactly. YouTube sensation Joe is the fourth star confirmed for the line-up. The 26-year-old social media star goes by the name ThatcherJoe on his YouTube channels and is the younger brother of millionaire YouTuber Zoe Sugg - who goes by Zoella. Zoella and her boyfriend, YouTube star Alfie Deyes, are also promising to attend the show 'every week' to support her brother. Joe has more than 25 million subscribers across his channels - giving him plenty of welly when it comes to the Strictly voting process. 'My knowledge of dance isn't the best, so I'm just going to go into it completely open minded,' he admitted ahead of the launch. And as for his impending Strictly makeover?

'I do feel pretty nervous about it. I just hope they have child sizes as I'm tiny!' Danny John-Jules. (Image: PA) Red Dwarf star Danny will be donning his dancing shoes for the BBC competition this year. Speaking ahead of his appearance on the show, Danny said: 'Having spent the last few months on two wheels motorcycling around South America in pink leathers, I’m absolutely delighted to be getting back on two feet and into something more comfortable like glittery spandex.' Danny, 57, is best known for playing Cat in sci-fi comedy series Red Dwarf, however he has starred in a number of other BBC series including Death In Paradise and CBBC's M.I.

(Image: PA) Steps singer Faye has signed up this year, and sources say she'll be a real contender Faye is no stranger to the West End having starred in many theatrical productions - including an Andrew Lloyd Webber-produced one-woman musical. Faye, 42, has been married to second husband Michael Smith for nine years. Bandmate Claire Richards, 40, dismissed any chances of falling for the Strictly curse, telling the Sunday People: “Oh God, everybody talks about things like that all the time. 'I was at her wedding and she is very happily married. She will be amazing on it.” Katie Piper. (Image: PA) Katie was confirmed as the first contestant to feature in the 2018 series.

Sharing the news on BBC Breakfast on August 13, she said, 'Thank you so much, it's been so hard to keep it secret!' 'The only person I told is my husband through text message and he thought I was joking!' She revealed, admitting she's worried about her lack of natural rhythm.

'I already know how much of an amazing experience it will be for me and I can't wait to show my girls some of my new dance moves,' the mother-of-two said. 'I'm nervous to put on my dancing shoes but can't wait to learn a new skill and have the Strictly tan and makeover!' When is Strictly returning? Strictly Come Dancing will start later this month, although an officially date is yet to be confirmed.

In the past the show has always started in September. The BBC has opened applications for viewers to apply for audience member tickets, but the spaces are limited.

To be in with a chance of seeing the show recorded live, at Elstree Film and Television Studios in London, head over to the website, where you can sign up.