Strictly Come Dancing has confirmed that it is bringing back the Dance-A-Thon with a new twist that could have a major impact on the competition

Johannes Radebe could leave Strictly Come Dancing as he becomes the latest pro to get too big for the show.

Johannes Radebe has been working as a Strictly Come Dancing professional since 2018 but now looks set to turn his back on the long-running BBC show to focus on bigger and better projects

The show's first Dance-A-Thon challenge took place in the show's seventh series in 2009 and has reappeared numerous times throughout the show's 22 series.

It comes now we're more than half way through the BBC One dance contest and the annual Blackpool special in sight

Strictly Come Dancing professional Johannes Radebe is reportedly set to leave the BBC show after the 2024 series as he is said to be 'overwhelmed with work'

Viewers fans have all rushed to make the same prediction about the star's upcoming dance on Saturday night's live show.

Following a year that has seen the beloved BBC show hit by a string of scandals, sources are now claiming that BBC bosses are planning to bring in a new generation of young dancers.

The South African dancer, 37, has landed two huge projects in 2025, with sources now claiming his schedule is too jam-packed for a return to the ballroom.