Amy Dowden sadly had to bow out of this year's Strictly Come Dancing after an injury, with a spokesperson from the show reiterating how contestants' health and wellbeing are "the utmost priority". While the incident comes as a fresh blow to the dancer,

Strictly Come Dancing's JB Gill and Lauren Oakley have shared their support for Amy Dowden following her exit from the competition.

The Welsh dancer, who is partnered with JLS singer JB Gill, fell ill during the filming of last week’s live show (26 October). An ambulance was summoned to Elstree Studios in Borehamwood and the 34-year-old was taken to hospital. A spokesperson for the dancer later said that the ambulance was “just a precaution”.

The ITV the X Factor star and JLS singer reacted to Amy quitting this year's BBC Strictly, with her pulling out and withdrawing on Monday (November 4) night.

Strictly Come Dancing star, Amy Dowden, has had to pull out of this year's competition due to a foot injury, leaving her legion of loyal fans heartbroken

JB Gill has reacted to the news that Amy Dowden won't be returning to Strictly Come Dancing as his professional dance partner, after she announced her departure from the rest of the 2024 series

Sadly, Amy Dowden MBE will not be partaking in the rest of the competition this year. Whilst Amy focuses on her recovery following a foot injury, fellow Professional Dancer, Lauren Oakley, will step in as JB’s dance partner.

Strictly Come Dancing’s Amy Dowden has dropped out of this year’s series following a health scare. The Welsh professional dancer, who had a mastectomy and chemotherapy after being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2023,

Amy Dowden's friend Sara Davies has said that she 'knows' how the professional dancer will be right now following her premature exit from Strictly Come Dancing. The Welsh star made a triumphant return to the ballroom back in September after being forced to miss out on competing in the 2023 series due to undergoing treatment for breast cancer.