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Harry Judd is "nervous" about returning to 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The McFly drummer - who scooped the glitterball trophy in 2011 - is one of a number of past contestants returning for this year's Christmas special and he's concerned about how he'll fare as his skills are very "rusty" because he's barely danced since winning the show.
He said: "I've only danced a handful of times since 'strictly'.
"It's hard to keep up the practice. After the show finished, I Felt sure I was going to join a salsa class but I got so busy with work.
"Now I'm a bit nervous about how rusty I might be."
Harry's dance partner Aliona Vilani is teamed with Jay McGuiness this year, and their closeness has fuelled rumours her marriage could fall victim to the show's "curse", but the 29-year-old star - who married Izzy Johnston in 2012 - is unsure it exists and thinks the contestants and professionals all just get along well.
Harry said: "People always talk about the 'Strictly' curse, but I managed to get through.
"It's such a happy vibe on the show and everyone gets on really well."
While he is nervous about returning to the show, Harry has no such fears about becoming a father in January.
He told Closer magazine: "Maybe I should be nervous about becoming a dad but I'm just real excited."

Keith Chegwin is enthusiastic about his allergy to chocolate.
The larger than life actor thinks that his chocolate allergy diagnosis may help him to fulfil his new year's resolution.
He exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "I want to lose a bit more weight because I'm a fat bugger because I love my food and I love my chocolate."
"Now I've just found out I'm allergic to chocolate so I might lose even more weight."
However, Keith won't be letting his dieting plans hold him back over the festive period.
He explained: "I just love doing Christmas dinner I can't tell you.
"That's my main thing and this year, because I'm not doing panto for the first time ever it's going to be a luxury to have time off so I'm really looking forward to spending it with my family."
The former 'Celebrity Big Brother' star is also hoping for a white Christmas.
He added: "I'll be out building snowmen with the kids, even if they are 17 and 24 I'm doing it. If it snows it's just the icing on the cake for me."

4th Impact's Celina collapsed on stage after the girl group were eliminated from 'The X Factor' on Sunday (29.11.15).
Celina, 19, who performs in the group alongside her sisters, Mylene, 23, Irene, 25 and Almira, 27, suddenly passed out after the cameras stopped rolling, while they were chatting to mentor Cheryl Fernandez-Versini.
A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Everyone was saying their goodbyes to the girls and then suddenly Celina hit the floor.
"Her sisters were shocked and Cheryl started calling for people to help.
"Two men ran on stage and carried Celina backstage, she looked lifeless. Celina was out cold for at least five minutes. An ambulance was called and she was treated onsite."
The group later took to Twitter to assure fans that Celina was fine, writing: "Thanks to all who voted for us why we reach this far. Celina is ok now thanks for your prayers and love (sic)."
4th Impact were voted off the show after losing the sing-off to Lauren Murray.
Just two weeks ago the group almost missed performing on the 'X Factor' after Celina passed out during rehearsals.
However, she recovered to perform 'Work It Out' by Beyonce Knowles with her sisters.
After their performance, Simon Cowell said: "All I am going to tell you is, I have done this a lot of years. That was, under the circumstances, one of the most incredible things we have seen on this show. It was outstandingly good."

Brian Friedman has become the second celebrity to be voted off 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!'
The choreographer lost the public vote and was forced to immediately leave the camp on Sunday's (29.11.15), two days after stylist Susannah Constantine was voted off the show.
There was no eviction on Saturday's (28.11.15) episode.
Brian, 38, appeared upbeat as he said goodbye to his campmates, declaring: "I get to go eat".
Speaking to presenters Ant and Dec after he was eliminated, he said: "I felt like I was going today. Something in me said, 'pack your stuff up and get ready to go home'."
Referring to the lack of food in the jungle, he added: "I thought it would be easier, I thought I would have a protein bar thrown at me from time to time. It was all a huge challenge; I'm just surprised I got through it."
Brian also spoke about his relationship with controversial Lady Colin Campbell and admitted he was scared of her.
He said: "A lot of people were afraid of her, I was afraid of her after I got a tongue lashing from her. I don't ever want to get into a fight with her. Knowing that her opinion can't be changed on anything leaves me in a good place with her. I'll just keep my thoughts to myself."
Brian tipped George Shelley to win the show, saying "George of the Jungle, it's just perfect."
Earlier Duncan Bannatyne and Tony Hadley teamed up for a challenge to win nine stars for the camp.
While they were successful in getting meals for their campmates, Duncan was left with a black eye after being repeatedly dunked into a pool of water during his part of the Bushtucker trial, Depths of Despair.

4th Impact have been voted off the 'X Factor'.
The girl group faced a sing-off against Lauren Murray on Sunday's (29.11.15) episode of the ITV show but were eliminated after the judges took the vote to Deadlock.
4th Impact - comprised of sisters Mylene, Irene, Almira and Selena - performed 'And I Am Telling You' in their battle for survival while Lauren Murray chose 'Vision Of Love'.
Rita Ora voted to keep her act Lauren in the competition while Cheryl Fernandez-Versini praised Lauren for giving her best performance of the competition but ultimately chose to save her own group.
Nick Grimshaw opted to save Lauren but Simon - who called it the best sing-off the 'X Factor' has ever had - picked 4th Impact, bringing the competition to Deadlock, with 4th Impact getting the lowest public vote.
Earlier Che Chesterman, Reggie N Bollie and Louisa Johnson received enough votes from the public to go through to next week's semi-final.
Che's relief at surviving for another week was evident after his performance of Adele's 'Hello' failed to win over the judges on Saturday (28.11.15).
However, he was praised for his second track of the night, 'Try A Little Tenderness'.
Louisa revealed she has been put on vocal rest after battling illness during the week while Reggie N Bollie, who received praise from all four judges for both of their songs on Saturday, have been hotly tipped to make the final.
Meanwhile, Lauren's mentor Rita Ora performed her new single with Sigma while Carrie Underwood also took to the stage and admitted she still finds Simon intimidating.
Referring to the music mogul, who was a judge on 'American Idol' when she competed on the show, Carrie explained: "It's been a while since I performed in front of Simon, it's still intimidating but it's great to be here."

Peter Andre has been eliminated from 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The former popstar and his professional partner Janette Manrara took part in the dance-off against 'EastEnders' Kellie Bright and dancer Kevin Clifton on Sunday's (29.11.15) results show but failed to make it through to next week's quarter finals.
Peter and Janette placed last on Saturday's (28.11.15) show, earning 31 points for their American Smooth and coming last in the Quickstepathon, bringing their total to just 32.
Kellie and Kevin scored 34 points for their energetic Salsa before finishing in sixth place in the Quickstepathon, leaving them with a score of 36.
However, they proved victorious in the dance-off, with the judges opting to save them.
Il Divo also performed on the results show.
Meanwhile, Peter's former wife Katie Price recently confessed she has been watching him on 'Strictly' and was even backing him to win, despite having split from him on bad terms in 2009.
Katie said: "We do watch that ['Strictly']. Before 'X Factor'. We record both. I always thought he'd [Peter] win. He's a really good dancer."
Katie and Peter's kids Junior, 10, and Princess, eight, have been watching their dad compete on the show too.
She told ITV's 'Good Morning Britain': "Princess wasn't bothered but Junior is as he's more the entertainer. He's [Peter] doing well in it."

Anthea Turner is dating Elizabeth Hurley's ex-boyfriend.
The 55-year-old television presenter reportedly struck up a relationship with multi-millionaire former banker David Yarrow, 49, a few weeks ago in a bid to help her get over her heartbreaking divorce from ex-husband Grant Bovey.
A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "He's a lovely guy and great company. Who knows what the future holds?"
The blonde beauty filed for divorce from Grant, 53, two years ago amid allegations he'd embarked on a year-long affair with socialite Zoe De Mallet Morgan, 27.
Anthea was granted a decree nisi at a hearing at the Central Family Court in London before District Judge Heather MacGregor last month where she awarded her the undefended petition on the grounds of Grant's adultery.
The couple first got together in 1998 following Anthea's split from her first husband, DJ Peter Powell.
However, they separated briefly when Grant rekindled his relationship with his wife Della - with whom he has three children - before tying the knot in 2000.
Since their split, Anthea has been trying to find love again and even appeared on a celebrity version of 'First Dates' as part of Channel 4's Stand Up to Cancer.
The beauty enjoyed lunch with a 50-year-old man named Jeremy but later decided not to pursue a relationship with him, claiming he was too well-behaved and she was put off when she discovered he didn't like the taste of brown sauce.

Scott Saunders has quit the 'Apprentice.'
The business hopeful has reportedly turned his back on the BBC One show after Lord Alan Sugar and his aides tore into him "like a pack of vultures" in the boardroom.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Scott took a battering from Lord Sugar and his aides. He said they went for him like a pack of vultures. Lord Sugar was absolutely ruthless.
"He tore apart everything that Scott had done from start to finish and called him a waste of space.
"He did everything he could to make him look totally inept, idiotic and useless as a businessman.
"He kept saying that there was no point in him being there, that he had made stupid decisions and that he had brought nothing to the task. He even said that Scott's performance had been the worst ever seen on the show.
"Scott tried hard to defend himself but they were not having any of it. They just carried on, hit after hit."
Despite being slammed with criticism in front of his fellow contestants, Scott, from Herefordshire, tried to keep his cool and thanked them for the opportunity before storming out.
The insider explained: "He said to the panel, 'Thank you for the opportunity, but I quit.'
"That was when Lord Sugar lashed out, saying he did not want him to be part of the show anyway and he was glad.
"The producers had no idea what he was going to do, so by the time they realised what was happening it was too late."
Scott's unexpected exit left the show in complete chaos as producers have been forced to reshuffle the plan to ensure the right number of candidates are now left in the final.

Louis Walsh doesn't see the "point" in 'The X Factor's 4th Impact.
The former judge - who was dropped and replaced by Nick Grimshaw earlier this year - has been impressed with the talent on this series but doesn't think the four-piece from the Philippines, who are competing in Cheryl Fernandez-Versini's Groups category, will manage to rake in many public votes.
He exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "I don't see the point of the four girls from wherever they're from. I don't know who's going to vote for them.
"Where are they from? They're really good but I just don't see the point."
The music manager, who saw the likes of Westlife and Boyzone achieve success in the 90s, believes Louisa Johnson, 17, has what it takes to win the show but thinks Che Chesterman is nipping at her heels.
He explained: "There are two people I like in it. I like Louisa and Che. Either or. Che is an amazing singer. It doesn't matter what you look like if you've got the talent. I think Louisa is probably the biggest star.
"She's kind of Joss Stone. She'll be the best winner for me, from what I've seen, but I think the talent is really good on 'X Factor' this year."
However, Louis thinks the judges did the wrong thing voting out Sean Miley Moore two weeks ago because he had so much more to give, but is confident he'll be able to land a role in theatre one day.
He said: "Sean was really good and he was interesting. I think they lost him too early. He was very theatrical. I would have kept him, if I was there. I think he should be in musicals - he has the clothes! He certainly has the wardrobe. "