Strictly Come Dancing professional Kai Widdrington will miss this weekend's shows due to illness, with fellow professional Aljaz Skorjanec stepping in to partner Delta Goodrem for the Argentine tango on Saturday's live BBC One broadcast.
Aljaz Skorjanec steps in for the Argentine tango
The news was announced on Friday's edition of spin-off show It Takes Two, where host Ellie Taylor said: "Due to illness, Kai is unable to perform on tomorrow night's show. Instead Aljaz will step in to dance the Argentine tango with Delta. Kai we are sending you so much love, feel better soon."
The development follows Goodrem being granted a bye into the next round earlier in the series after suffering a fractured rib, before making her comeback on October 24 to earn the series' first 10 alongside Widdrington for their rumba to Celine Dion's It's All Coming Back To Me Now.
Jaime Winstone to return to the ballroom
Saturday's programme will also see actress Jaime Winstone make her return to the ballroom, having sat out last week's show with partner Carlos Gu owing to a torn abdominal muscle.
In an Instagram post earlier this week, she wrote: "Hey guys, we are back. It's been a hard week and it's been very frustrating not being able to dance and join everyone else in the ballroom. I wanted to let you know that we are intending to dance. We have been given the all-clear under certain rules by the doctors. We've just done our wonderful Charleston with amazing choreographers and Carlos."
Strictly Come Dancing returns to BBC One at 6.25pm, with the results show airing on Sunday at 7.15pm.
