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Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas has hit back at critics of a rumoured pay rise for her and the judges amid claims that the professional dancers have been left fuming

Strictly Come Dancing has announced its 2023 professional dancer line-up - but on pro has quit just two years after joining the show

Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, and Anton Du Beke are believed to be locked in negotiations with the broadcaster over pay

Shirley Ballas revealed she'd 'had conversations' about leaving Strictly Come Dancing but insiders said the show's head judge is expected to sign a new deal within days

Strictly's Shirley Ballas is loved-up with boyfriend Danny Taylor, but she hasn't always been lucky in love. Here we look back on her first two marriages and her bust-up with a love rival

Shirley Ballas - who has been head judge on Strictly Come Dancing since 2017 - discusses speculation that she may not return to the popular BBC show whilst on the Jonathan Ross Show this week

Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas, 62, made an appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show where she discussed all things Strictly

Last week, the Mirror exclusively revealed that Shirley may never return to the panel after online trolls made her life hell. She was shaken by hate jibes and, while talks are ongoing, is yet to sign for a new series

Shirley Ballas, who has been Strictly Come Dancing head judge since 2017, says her debut novel Murder on the Dance Floor blends "sex, lies and intrigue"

The head judge was in tears and at “an all-time low” as hate messages poured in after every show in the last series with fans questioning her decisions and accusing her of ageism and sexism

The ballroom star has undergone a major change, ditching her long locks for a new stylish, cropped style just weeks after revealing the impressive results of her recent non-surgical facelift

Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas stunned fans when Anton Du Beke spun her round by her ankles during the show's star-studded tour

Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas 'didn't want to go under the knife' and opted for a non-invasive procedure to rejuvenate her face