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BBC executives fear star shortage for 20th series of Strictly Come Dancing

BBC executives sayStrictly Come Dancing is short of celebrities as it nears its 20th series. reportedly concerned.

Executives are said to be worried that there aren't enough "big names" anymore to compete for the glitterball trophy, reports wildlife photographer Hamza Yassin. Along with being announced as his 13th star to sign up for his 2022 season.

“Being part of Strictly is a dream come true for so many celebrities, and now many celebrities are making it happen. We are benefiting," a source told . The Daily Mail.

added: “The success of Strictly has been tremendous and viewership is still high and will continue.

We'll be back on screen soon (

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"But now that there are so many big names, you have to wonder where the rest of them come from."

44} The Mirror has reached out to a rep forBBC for comment.

Strictly has managed a television schedule for many years. Bailey, Stacey Dooley and Katie Her Piper took to the ballroom stage for a winner.

Last year's series was EastEnders actress Rose Eyring Her Ellis won and each was seen.

Rose Ayling-Ellis won the show last year (

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This year, Hamza will be joined by members such as Fleur East, Molly Rainford and Richie Anderson.

Several fans took to Twitter to share their disappointment with the line-up, with one person writing:

Another user said, "This year's #Strictly lineup is about who is who and who is who!"

A third fan wrote:

But some viewers are excited to see the stars dance in his shoes.

Another said: “What I love about this line-up so far is how diverse it is. It includes well-known/experienced names as well as unknown names that have great opportunities to raise their profile. It's a chance for the public to get to know them.”

A third viewer commented:

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