'Strictly Come Dancing': Theresa May Issues Unexpected Offer To Contestants

More "Maybot" on this year's dancefloor? 💃
Prime Minister Theresa May has given this year's 'Strictly' cohort an unusual offer.
Prime Minister Theresa May has given this year's 'Strictly' cohort an unusual offer.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has given this year’s ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ contestants some unexpected advice.

May issued the directive in a tweet ahead of the start of the 16th series of the BBC One dancing show.

Get in touch if you need any tips...#Strictly https://t.co/tqC8kFb1WW

— Theresa May (@theresa_may) September 8, 2018

It comes after the Prime Minister showed off her dance moves during her recent travels to Africa.

A composite picture of Prime Minister Theresa May breaking into dance whilst meeting with scouts at the United Nations offices in Nairobi on the third day of her visit to Africa.
A composite picture of Prime Minister Theresa May breaking into dance whilst meeting with scouts at the United Nations offices in Nairobi on the third day of her visit to Africa.
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She swang her arms and span around during a visit to the United Nations offices in Nairobi and showed off other moves, which saw her dubbed the “Maybot” at a school in South Africa as she began her trip.

Despite some less than favourable commentary after the first occasion, May repeatedly broke into dance during the trip.

Theresa May is the dancing queen part 2 pic.twitter.com/0hJNSAyYEg

— Emily 🌹 (@emilybennett27) August 30, 2018

This year’s ‘Strictly’ contestants include newsreader Kate Silverton, YouTube star Joe Sugg, and former Steps singer Faye Tozer.

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