Amy Dowden has detailed plans for a return to Strictly Come Dancing.
The 33-year-old was forced to step back from the BBC show after being diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2023.
She's now been given the all-clear and is working hard to get back on TV, announcing the news in a recent appearance on BBC Breakfast.
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"That would be the dream, I'm working really hard and getting my body full back and rehab and physio," Amy explained. "I've got a brilliant team so fingers crossed I'll be back on your screens dancing later this year."
During her interview, she recalled her devastating diagnosis, telling hosts: "So I found a lump the day before I was going on my honeymoon.
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"When I got back, I went to my GP and yeah I was told unfortunately it is grade three cancer and I need a mastectomy, chemotherapy.
"I never thought for a million years at 32 that I'd be diagnosed with breast cancer, there I was living my life to the full on Strictly Come Dancing. I just got married, cancer doesn't discriminate." Amy had tied the knot with husband Benjamin Jones.
It was back in February she received the all clear, appearing on Lorraine shortly after getting the news, sharing a dancefloor update.
"I am just itching to get on that stage and do some dance moves."
An insider previously revealed Amy "never lost any of her sparkle" throughout her battle, telling the Mirror: "It was quite the moment when Amy got up to dance … and she obviously blew everyone away with just how good she is.
"It's been such a long journey for her but she has never lost any of her sparkle."
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