Who is Likely to Win the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special 2024?
Who is Likely to Win the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special 2024?
The Strictly Come Dancing final is scheduled to air on December 14, 2024, after many weeks of phenomenal dancing.
The good news is that fans won’t need to wait too long to see celebrities slipping into glittery spandex, as the show will return for a festive special on Christmas Day.
A new batch of celebrities will slip on their dancing shoes in the hope of impressing the tough judges, but only one will walk away as champion.
Read on to learn who is likely to win the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special 2024.
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Who Are the 2024 Christmas Special Contestants?
Six celebrities will join Strictly Come Dancing for a pre-recorded Christmas special in 2024.
This year’s line-up looks exciting, as the following famous faces will strut their stuff this December:
- Josh Widdicombe (a comedian, author, and podcaster)
- Tamzin Outhwaite (an actress)
- Billy Monger (A racing driver and TV presenter)
- Vogue Williams (a model, presenter, and podcaster)
- Tayce (a drag artist and TV presenter)
- Harry Aikines-Artyeetey (an Olympian and Gladiator)
Who is Most Likely to Win the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special?
Vogue Williams is the current favorite to win the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special.
The 39-year-old Irish model competed in the Australian version of Dancing with the Stars in 2012, and she was the runner-up with her ex-husband Brian McFadden on the competitive dancing show Stepping Out in 2013.
Also, she is no stranger to winning competition shows, as she was crowned the winner of Bear Grylls: Mission Survive in 2015.
However, Vogue doesn’t appear to share bookmakers’ confidence in her, as she recently stated Carlos Gu, her Strictly Come Dancing partner, would have “more of a chance winning a Nobel prize than turning me into a dancer, but I’m determined to try my very best. I’m loving it so far. Bring on the ballroom floor.”
Billy Monger has continually proven that he doesn’t allow his disability to stand in the way of his goals.
Unfortunately, Monger experienced a high-speed collision during a Formula 4 race in 2017, which resulted in his legs being amputated.
However, he didn’t allow the accident to destroy his dreams and lobbied for disabled and non-disabled drivers to race together.
Also, he successfully competed in BBC One’s Race Across the World earlier this year, and he broke the world record for a double amputee in Hawaii’s Ironman World Championships, proving he will give every challenge his all.
The thought of Strictly Come Dancing is seemingly more daunting than other events he has competed in, as he recently said, “I’ve spent the last 12 months training 20 hours a week for an Ironman world record attempt, but the thought of donning sequins in front of Craig Revel Horwood fills me with a fear I’ve never experienced before.”
Of course, Tamzin Outhwaite is no stranger to performances, as she has enjoyed a successful acting career since finding fame in Eastenders in 1998.
Also, she professionally trained at the prestigious Sylvia Young Theatre School and London Studio Centre early in her career, meaning she might have some moves to pull out on the dancefloor.
She appears excited to bust a move, as she recently said, “I’m so excited to swap the stage for the Strictly Ballroom this Christmas. I’m used to performing in front of a live audience, but this is a whole new experience.”