Dani Dyer, 30, has shared her excitement about returning to Strictly Come Dancing, thanking the show for giving her a second chance. The former Love Island winner had to leave last year’s series early due to an ankle injury but is now back for the 2026 season. Dyer posted a photo of herself in a pink sequinned dress, expressing her gratitude and saying, "Forever grateful for a second chance... strictly 2026 lets go." Other celebrities have also shared their official Strictly Come Dancing outfits and excitement about the new season. Jaime Winstone, an actress, posted a picture in a purple tasselled mini dress and wrote, "See you in the Ballroom." Model Cara Delevingne and EastEnders star Lacey Turner joined in with their own messages of support. Celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton, who styles Kim Kardashian, posted a photo with the caption "And we’re off," prompting Kim to respond enthusiastically. Television presenter Will Best shared his own look and joked about his excitement, writing, "IT'S ACTUALLY HAPPENING. Me and both my chest hairs ARE DOING STRICTLY!!" He also included a promotional message for Apple TV+. Dame Sarah Storey, a Paralympic cyclist, expressed her disbelief and joy at being part of the cast. Meanwhile, Graeme Hall, known for his role in Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly, posted a group shot of the cast and quipped, "Don’t we scrub up well, eh?" This season will feature new presenters Emma Willis, Josh Widdecombe, and Johannes Radebe, replacing Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman. The returning judges—Shirley Ballas, Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, and Anton Du Beke—will provide their critiques throughout the series. Strictly Come Dancing will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer starting Saturday, September 19, at 7:25pm, with episodes continuing every weekend until Christmas.