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Strictly in chaos as pro dancer catches Covid and has to isolate for ten days

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STRICTLY is in chaos after one of its pro dancers caught Covid. They had already been paired with a celebrity during a pre-recorded show — to be aired this Saturday.

But a positive test the day after filming means they must isolate for ten days and the celebrity may have to be given another partner.

The celebrity ‘s test was negative, however. The swap would give them enough training time before the first live show on September 25.

A TV insider said: “This is proving to be a nightmare for producers, just as they prepare to bring back Strictly for its first full series since the pandemic.

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