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Anneka Rice has claimed she was left 'depressed' and had to have three months worth of physio after suffering with 'whiplash' following her stint on Strictly Come Dancing.  The presenter, 62, starred in the 2019 series of the BBC show and was paired with Kevin Clifton. They were eliminated in week three. And despite seemingly enjoying her experience, Anneka has now claimed she was left in excruciating pain amid her experience, admitting: 'I didn’t expect was how broken I’d be.'  Claims: Anneka Rice has claimed she was left 'depressed' and had to have three months worth of physio after ...

Anneka Rice says Strictly left her 'depressed' as she faced months of physio for injuries Broadcaster Anneka Rice was paired with Kevin Clifton in the 2019 series and has now revealed the gruelling training left her "so broken I'd limp back home" Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Anneka Rice may only have spent three weeks competing in Strictly Come Dancing 2019, but the TV star has sai...

Anneka Rice: 'Strictly Come Dancing left me broken and depressed'

Strictly Come Dancing star Anneka Rice says show left her 'depressed and broken' Mirror 2 hrs ago Anneka Rice says that Strictly Come Dancing left her injured, depressed and broken. The star, paired with professional partner Kevin Clifton for the 2019 series, was eliminated in week three. But Anneka, now 62, says she was left so injured – including suffering neck whiplash – that she needed three months of physiotherapy. Fearing she would never recover, she also became depressed. Mother-of-three Anneka said: “I was so broken I’d limp back home... into an ice-cold bath. I think on the...

Comedians combine in fundraising efforts A number of leading comedy podcasts have united for mashup episodes in aid of Comic Relief. The hybrid episodes, which launched  today,  are: Menus To Be Buried With: Off Menu with Ed Gamble and James Acaster combined with Films To Be Buried With Brett Goldstein. Goldstein, pictured, said: ‘I’m so excited to get Ped Bambles and the Genie on my podcast to discuss the pressing issues like the meal that meant the most to them and the sexiest meal they ever had.’ Hip Hop Saved The Horne Section: Alex Horne and The Horne Section  mashed up with...