Strictly Come Dancing's Rose Ayling-Ellis reveals heartbreaking confession about her deafness during the pandemic - read how she navigates mask-wearing and lip-reading
December 07, 2021 - 11:48 GMT Georgia Brown Rose Ayling-Ellis has made history as Strictly Come Dancing's first ever deaf contestant. As she and Giovanni Pernice take to the ballroom, fans are captivated by her talent as she sails through each week of the competition - yet lockdown was anything but plain sailing for the Eastenders actress.
Rose was born deaf and has spoken out about her journey on Strictly without being able to hear in several interviews, including one with the BBC in which she explained how she dances without music. Strictly judge Shirley Ballas also recently shared that the stars of the show are banned from clapping as Rose and Giovanni perform so that Rose can"feel the vibrations" of the music.
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