Strictly star Vicky Pattison shares ‘huge apologies’ as she pulls out of It Takes Two
Vicky prioritised her health so she could return to the training room the following day
Strictly Come Dancing contestant Vicky Pattison apologised after she was unable to appear on It Takes Two last night.
On Monday evening (October 6), the former Geordie Shore star was forced to pull out of the Strictly companion show after she fell unwell.
She was set to appear on the BBC Two programme with dance partner Kai Widdrington.
Vicky pulled out of It Takes Two due to her health (Credit: Instagram)
Strictly star Vicky Pattison pulls out of It Takes Two
In an Instagram Story post, Vicky shared a snapshot of her medication and remedies.
Within her caption, the former Queen of the Jungle issued an apology to fans who tuned in to catch her.
“Man or should I say ‘men’ down,” she wrote.
“Huge apologies to anyone expecting to see me and Kai on It Takes Two tonight. Doing all we can to get back to our best and back to the training room asap.”
On the plus side, Vicky shared a selfie in the mirror where she appeared in a training room this morning (October 7).
Vicky is back in the training room (Credit: Instagram)
‘I am having the best time of my life’
Last weekend, Vicky and Kai performed a foxtrot to Rein Me In by Sam Fender and Olivia Dean. Following the series’ first public vote, they managed to avoid the bottom two.
On Instagram, Vicky thanked her followers for all their support.
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“Just wanted to say a little thank you to everyone who voted for me and @kaiwidd! Despite the nerves and the fact that I’m a little bit [bleep], I am having the best time of my life on @bbcstrictly with this lovely fella! And I’m just really grateful to you all for supporting us and letting THIS be my reality for another week,” she wrote.
“So once again, thank you… promise to continue to work hard, try my best and hopefully get a bit better.”
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