Arlene Phillips reveals secret feud during time on Strictly Come Dancing


Arlene Phillips reveals secret feud during time on Strictly Come Dancing

Arlene hints at tension between judges

Arlene Phillips, former judge on Strictly Come Dancing, has revealed the existence of a secret feud during her time on the popular BBC show. Phillips, now 80 years old, was part of the judging panel from 2004 to 2009.

Candid confession on BBC Breakfast

In a recent appearance on BBC Breakfast, Phillips discussed her experience on Strictly. When asked about forming bonds with fellow judges, she responded, "Yeah, you form a bond with some, you actually can't stand others, but you know that's life." This statement has sparked speculation about a behind-the-scenes rivalry.

Missing the "crazy, crazy life"

Despite any backstage tensions, Phillips admitted to missing her time on the show. "You do form a bond and you know, I miss it... I miss being part of that crazy, crazy life," she said.

Replaced by Alesha Dixon

In 2008, it was announced that Phillips would be leaving Strictly Come Dancing and would be replaced by Alesha Dixon. While the reasons for her departure were not made public, this revelation of a secret feud may shed new light on her decision.


Arlene Phillips reveals secret feud during time on Strictly Come Dancing

Arlene makes comeback on Dancing On Ice

Last year, Phillips made a return to the judging panel as a special guest on Dancing On Ice. An ITV insider revealed that the network had been eager to have Phillips on board for months, citing her extensive dance experience as a valuable addition to the show.

With this newfound information about a secret feud, fans of Strictly Come Dancing may view Phillips' time on the show in a new light. While the details of the feud remain undisclosed, the revelation adds an interesting twist to the history of the popular dance competition.


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