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Helen Skelton is set to take part in BBC's Strictly Come Dancing in an effort to bounce back from her shock marriage breakup, according to reports.
That's according to reports in The Sun which place the presenter in the lineup alongside Corrie star Kym Marsh and Loose Women's Kaye Adams.A source told the Sun: “It’s the perfect way to bounce back. Most people are absolutely desperate to avoid the Strictly curse but Helen would love it to give her some confidence back
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