Strictly's AJ vomited in pain after suffering horror injury leaving final in doubt

Aljaz Skorjanec shared his joy at reuniting with the youngest members of his family on Wednesday, and fans loved the behind-the-scenes glimpse of his life.The Strictly pro spent some time with his two young nieces, three-year-old Zala and ten-month-old Tisa, in an adorable video that he shared to Instagram.MORE: Janette Manrara fought back tears after first Strictly interview with husband Aljaz SkorjanecAljaz captioned the sweet clip: "Uncle duties resume," and it showed him and his sister's

Strictly's Janette Manrara and Aljaž Škorjanec have had an emotional reunion with family in Slovenia after being separated for two years.The couple, who got married in 2017, headed to Aljaž’s home country to reunite with family members after pandemic travel restrictions and work commitments had kept them apart since 2019. In a touching video shared by Janette on Instagram, Aljaž can be seen arriving in the airport in Slovenia and meeting his sister Lara, who bursts into tears as they hug.

AJ Odudu has reportedly been invited to return to Strictly Come Dancing next year alongside her professional dancer partner, Kai Widdrington.The pair were devastatingly forced to exit the show ahead of the finale after AJ could not stand without crutches after injuring her right ankle. After consulting with medical professionals, AJ was left "deeply upset" after withdrawing from the final, which saw Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice take home the glitterball trophy.

Strictly Come Dancing star Aljaz Skorjanec has finally reunited with his family in Slovenia, after spending two years apart due to the ongoing pandemic.MORE: Janette Manrara fought back tears after first Strictly interview with Aljaz SkorjanecIn an emotionally charged video, filmed by Aljaz's wife Janette Manrara, the professional dancer was seen tearing up as he hugged his sister Lara, who also broke down in tears.WATCH: Aljaz Skorjanec reunites with his family after two yearsAt the gates, he

After 13 weeks the 2021 series of Strictly Come Dancing came to an end on Saturday night.

When AJ Odudu religiously watched Strictly Come Dancing in the front room of her family’s small terrace in Blackburn, she only dreamed of being in the competition herself one day.

Strictly Come Dancing’s AJ Odudu was pictured on crutches before announcing she has been forced to withdraw from the hit BBC dancing show’s final. AJ was photographed out in London today, Friday 17 September, in exclusive pictures, before she announced the devastating news.

Strictly Come Dancing finalist AJ Odudu has had to pull out of the BBC competition one day before the final due to her painful ankle injury.The 33 year old TV presenter, who has wowed the judges all series alongside pro dance partner Kai Widdrington, suffered a devastating blow when she hurt her right ankle.The pain was so bad that she ‘projectile vomited’ and now AJ cannot stand or put weight on her foot without crutches, leaving her with no choice but to withdraw from the show.

Strictly Come Dancing's AJ Odudu broke down in tears on Wednesday's episode of It Takes Two as she spoke about her right ankle injury ahead of the final.The presenter, 33, told host Janette Manrara that she had "projectile vomited" with pain and that she can't stand without crutches.The interview comes as AJ was seen arriving at London 's Riverside Studios on crutches while being supported by pro partner Kai Widdrington.

Tilly Ramsay has revealed that she is 'so sad' to miss the Strictly Come Dancing final on Saturday 18 December after testing positive for coronavirus.The 20 year old, who was the ninth star to be voted off the BBC series this year, shared with her 1.2million Instagram followers how she 'will be watching from her sofa' as she cheers on AJ Odudu and Kai Widdrington, Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice along with John Whaite and Johannes Radebe.