Strictly Come Dancing fans are in shock following the death of the legendary Len Goodman, who has died at the age of 78.
Iâm so sad about Len. He was one of a kind, a brilliant and kind man. Full of twinkle, warmth and wit. Sending all love to his family and friends. XStrictly presenter Claudia Winkleman highlightede the ‘twinkle’ that Goodman carried in his demeanour.
Several former Strictly competitors have honoured Goodman in tributes, including Channel 5 presenter Dan Walker, Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid and actor Rufus Hound. ‘Loved making telly with him, being daft with him, playing gold with him and will never forget the little tips he would send every week on Strictly. All my love to his family.’Goodman had a famous, signature way of saying the number ‘seven’ when scoring dances ‘Len was an absolute legend & the definition of a proper gent. He was a beautiful man with a huge sense of humour who had such a mischievous turn of phrase. I’ll never forget “all bounce, bum & bongos”.
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