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Strictly Come Dancing 2024: Lauren Oakley in profile - stats, celeb partners, socials, Q&A

Strictly Come Dancing 2024: Lauren Oakley in profile - stats, celeb partners, socials, Q&A
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Read a full profile of Strictly Come Dancing 2024 pro Lauren Oakley, including her key stats, show record and a Q&A.

Lauren Oakley

Age: 33

Hometown: Birmingham, England

Series count: 3 as of 2024

Best finish: 8th with Krishnan Guru-Murthy (2023)

Previous celeb partners: Krishnan Guru-Murthy (8th, 2023)

Describe Strictly in one word?: "Magical."

How do you feel to be part of Strictly's 20th year?: "Really special. Being from Birmingham, I've watched the show growing up. I watched the first episode, so I can't believe I'm now part of it, especially in such a monumental year. It's the best show on telly, so I'm not surprised it's lasted 20 years, and I just feel really lucky to be part of it. It's amazing."

Social media: @laurenmayoakley on Instagram / @LaurenMayOakley on X


Strictly Come Dancing 2024 launches Saturday, September 14 at 7.20pm on BBC One.

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