Strictly Come Dancing has revealed radio DJ and presenter Rickie Haywood-Williams as the second celebrity taking part in this year's Christmas special.
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The TV host, who is perhaps best known for BBC Radio 1's iconic Live Lounge show, will be partnered with professional dancer Luba Mushtuk.
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On joining the festive episode, Rickie said: "I have watched Strictly over the years and always said I'd be too scared to do it. But here I am ready to go for it, sequins n' all."
The exciting news was announced on the Rickie, Melvin & Charlie show on BBC Radio 1 on Wednesday morning.
Before revealing his involvement, the presenter gave his co-hosts and listeners a chance to guess his big news. He gave them three clues, the first of which was: "This show went away for a lot of years and then returned to our screens."
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He then shared his second clue, saying: "This show is sometimes filmed by the sea," before playing an audio clip of the Strictly theme tune.
© Photo: BBCRickie was the second celebrity announced for the Christmas special
Rickie, 42, joins five other celebrities in the line-up, including Rosie Ramsey, who is best known for her award-winning podcast Sh***ed Married Annoyed, which she hosts with husband, comedian Chris Ramsey.
The presenter, who will be partnered with Neil Jones, expressed her excitement in a statement. She said: "I watched Chris do it in 2019. I was insanely jealous. So as soon as I got asked to do this, I just grabbed it with both hands.
"[Chris is] giving me tips and he's just kind of understanding that it is difficult, but he could not dance at all when he started and he did so so well."
© Photo: BBCRosie with her husband Chris Ramsey
All six celebs will take to the ballroom floor to perform a Christmas-inspired routine in the hopes of impressing judges Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, Anton Du Beke, Head Judge Shirley Ballas, as well as the voting audience for a chance to win the coveted Glitterball trophy.
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