Strictly star Dianne Buswell sparks concern after sharing cryptic social media post

Strictly Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell has sparked concern among her fans by sharing a cryptic social media post.

The professional dancer, 34, had an emotional week last week when she and her celebrity dance partner, Bobby Brazier, performed on the BBC competition show.

The pair took to the floor once again last weekend to perform a Tango to David Bowie's hit, 'Fashion'.

During the post-performance interview with Claudia Winkleman on Saturday (14 October), Bobby said: "Just emotional. It's been so so emotional all week."

And a tearful Dianne added: "He has just been a massive rock this week, so thank you."

This led some fans to speculate whether there were problems in her relationship with former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Joe Sugg, who she fell in love with after they were paired together in 2018.

However, on Sunday (15 October), Dianne quickly put those rumours to bed by reassuring her fans that all is well between her and Joe.

And she did so by sharing a video of him watching her dance routine on the telly and praising how good she was.

Later on, she posted a video on her Instagram Stories of Joe cooking a delicious Sunday roast for the two of them.

@bobbybrazier/Instagram

She then re-posted a picture he had taken of her smiling next to her plate, with the caption: "It's the best roasted potatoes I have ever had."

However, she once again raised concerns after sharing a sharing a post on Tuesday (17 October) of a picture of a large circle saying ‘someone’s life’, with a smaller circle showing people on the outside ‘know about it’.

The caption above the image, which now appears to be deleted, read: “Why you should be kind to people.”

Tyla has contacted Buswell's reps for comment.

@diannebuswell/Instagram

Meanwhile, Bobby said he was recovering after an ‘emotional week’ on Strictly by turning to mediation and chanting.

“I am reaping the rewards of chanting. And at work, I’m lucky that, you know, sometimes I’ll be in my dressing room or sometimes I won’t need to be on set,” he told The Mirror.

"There’s always an opportunity to chant. Even on the train and going to work in the car. It’s always an opportunity.

"No one is ever too busy to ­meditate. Ever. It is an opportunity to purify consciousness.”

Fans also speculated that the pair could be 'exhausted' as 'it’s been non-stop for them all'.

Topics: Strictly Come Dancing, TV And Film, Celebrity, Social media

Gregory Robinson

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