BBC One's new series of Strictly Come Dancing has confirmed an eighth participant. Singer-songwriter, musician and actor Matt Goss will hit his dance floor this fall.
The award-winning entertainment show returns in September for his 20th series, once again bringing brilliance, glamour, and dance to homes across the nation. Already confirmed is DJ Tyler West. Actor Will Mellor; Actress, Singer and Host Kim Marsh; Radio 2's Richie Anderson; Journalist and Broadcaster Kay Adams; Comedian Jade Adams and Paralympic champion and broadcaster Ellie Simmons.
Goss, who was the lead singer for the 1980s pop group Bros, said: News of him joining the show was revealed on ITV's This Morning.
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Who is Matt Goss?
Matt Goss has been a successful frontman for The Bros, with his debut album Push going platinum seven times. It has been in the top 10 of the UK charts for 54 consecutive weeks.
Goth is about to release his solo album The Beautiful Unknown. This follows his record-breaking residency on the Strip in Las Vegas over the past decade.
Cult classic documentary After the Screaming Stops, following 2017 Bros reunion, wins BAFTA Did. Goth, on the other hand, is a best-selling author and has a new book in the works.
He is set to star in the upcoming Psycho his thriller film Cobbler Killer Stranger, and is no stranger to Strictly. He was one of his 2013 Christmas special celebrity contestants.
The music legend paired up with professional dancer Ario Billani for an episode of the 2013 festival, where they performed an American smooth, earning her 35 points from the second-place judges. Earned.
Goss is currently based in the United States. Appropriately, he wrote the theme song for So You Think You Can Dance. This is a reality TV show where contestants compete in a dance challenge.
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