This year’s Strictly Come Dancing is officially underway - with the nervous celebrities paired with their professional dancers on Saturday.
Strictly first aired back in 2004 and has become the world’s most successful reality television franchaise - there are version in over 60 different countries around the world.
Presented by Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, there have been 22 series of the dancing competition, with former winners including the likes of Caroline Flack, Bill Bailey, Joe McFadden and Alesha Dixon.
This weekend will see the contest start in earnest and there’s already been a couple of casualties, with DJ Kristian Nairn and Love Islander Dani Dyer both forced to withdraw due to medical reasons.
That leaves 14 famous faces left to battle for the Glitterball Trophy.
Here’s how the bookies fancy their chances, from hot favourites to huge long-shots.
13. Chris Robshaw - 125/1
One of two huge outsiders to win Strictly, Chris Robshaw has odds of 125/1 to take the trophy. The former England rugby player who captained England 43 times - leading them to a Grand Slam in 2016 - is partnered with Nadiya Bychkova. | BBC/Guy Levy