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I welled up a little when I was voted off Strictly.
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View all 192 →Watching the movie Everest.
Steffi Graf
German tennis player
He said it was guacamole. It was wasabi.
Lauren Laverne
English radio DJ, and television presenter
The Strictly Come Dancing final almost destroyed me. I was howling all the way through – John and Johannes and then Rose and Giovanni. Oh my God.
Jessica Hynes
British actress and writer
This morning, at the last school assembly of the year, because those tinies are so adorable.
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View profile →David Beckham. He was my idol growing up and I met him in 2000, just before the England game against Romania.
When I was five and the doctors walked in and said to my mum: “I am not sure if you will be taking him home.”
A fast Golf car. I got rid of it after about six months because it kept depreciating in value.
I try not to have disappointments, because a lot of the bad things that happen in life teach you things.
Wanting to share everything.
Probably when I finish a race.
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