Kathryn Ingate

2 weeks ago | devonlive.com | Kathryn Ingate

Dominic Chinea, famed for his role on The Repair Shop, has revealed that despite admitting to "weak" footwork, he wouldn't hesitate to accept an offer to compete on Strictly Come Dancing. The skilled metal work artisan is open to the challenge and said: "I wouldn't say no" should the opportunity come his way. He acknowledged, though, that there would be hard work ahead for him and his dance partner if they aim to win the coveted Glitterball Trophy.

2 weeks ago | leicestermercury.co.uk | Kathryn Ingate

Dominic Chinea, known for his work on The Repair Shop, has opened up about the possibility of joining Strictly Come Dancing. He admitted that he "wouldn't say no" if asked to participate, although he acknowledged that he might need to put in some effort to improve his dancing skills.

2 weeks ago | express.co.uk | Kathryn Ingate

BBC The Repair Shop's Dominic Chinea addresses Strictly 'offer' with four-word comment The Repair Shop expert Dominic Chinea has admitted he would jump at the chance to take part in Strictly Come Dancing, although he has concerns over his dancing ability By Kathryn Ingate, Deputy Editor of Trendswatch 07:45, Wed, Apr 9, 2025 | UPDATED: 07:49, Wed, Apr 9, 2025 Link copied Bookmark Dominic Chinea has addressed the possibility of joining Strictly Come Dancing (Image: BBC) The craftsman confided...

2 weeks ago | gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Kathryn Ingate

The Repair Shop star Dominic Chinea has refused to let his "weak" footwork hold him back from jumping at the opportunity of a stint on Strictly Come Dancing. The metal work expert has insisted "I wouldn't say no" if Strictly producers approached him about becoming a contestant on the hit BBC series. However, he also confessed he and his dance partner would have quite a lot of work to do to be in with the chance of lifting the famous Glitterball Trophy.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Matt Jackson |Kathryn Ingate

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