Strictly star Joanne Clifton is pregnant! Dancer, 42, reveals she's expecting her first child with fiancé AJ Jenk in sweet post
'Cya in December.' Strictly Come Dancing star Joanne Clifton, 42, has revealed she is pregnant with her first child with her fiancé AJ Jenk The dancer won the…
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'Cya in December.' Strictly Come Dancing star Joanne Clifton, 42, has revealed she is pregnant with her first child with her fiancé AJ Jenk The dancer won the BBC show back in 2016 with presenter Ore Oduba, and appeared as a professional on the show for three years Many of Joanne's Strictly co-stars offered their congratulations in the comments, including Dianne Buswell, Oti Mabuse, and Joanne's brother Kevin, who won Strictly back in 2019. In 2021 she shared that her knees are now so stiff she can’t get out of her car without the aid of a special device to grip on to to lever herself out. But younger people can get it too due to obesity (which puts excess pressure on the joints), a sedentary lifestyle (which can stiffen joints, leading to wear and tear), genes or - as in Joanne’s case - from being very active.
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'Cya in December.' Strictly Come Dancing star Joanne Clifton, 42, has revealed she is pregnant with her first child with her fiancé AJ Jenk The dancer won the BBC show back in 2016 with presenter Ore Oduba, and appeared as a professional on the show for three years Many of Joanne's Strictly co-stars offered their congratulations in the comments, including Dianne Buswell, Oti Mabuse, and Joanne's brother Kevin, who won Strictly back in 2019.
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In 2021 she shared that her knees are now so stiff she can’t get out of her car without the aid of a special device to grip on to to lever herself out.
according to Daily Mail +1But younger people can get it too due to obesity (which puts excess pressure on the joints), a sedentary lifestyle (which can stiffen joints, leading to wear and tear), genes or - as in Joanne’s case - from being very active.
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