Strictly Come Dancing fans have called for Rylan Clark to join the main series after watching him perform with Amy Dowden for Children in Need 2026. Amy was paired with Rylan, one of the five Children in Need presenters who danced with professional dancers, alongside Alex Jones, Sara Cox, Tyler West and Mel Giedroyc.
Viewers Demand Rylan for Main Series
After watching the performance, viewers took to social media to urge Rylan to sign up for the next series of Strictly Come Dancing. One person said: "GET RYLAN ON THE MAIN SERIES PRONTO!" Another wrote: "Rylan for Strictly 2027!"
"Rylan was very good. We always suspected he could dance. Loved that," another said. Someone else said: "OH MY GODDDD @Rylan and Amy! ! ! It's a 10 from me," reports the Mirror.
Fans Praise Rylan's Moves
Yet another echoed: "Why is @Rylan not on #StrictlyComeDancing he would be amazing!" as someone else said: "Rylan has some moves." Another viewer added: "NEED RYLAN ON NEXT YEARS MAIN SERIES PLEASE." Someone else said: "They should definitely get Rylan as a celebrity on a future series of Strictly. He did so well with that dance."
Amy had revealed her new dance partner for the Children in Need special earlier this week, delighting fans as she confirmed she'd be dancing with Rylan.
Amy's Recent Strictly Journey
This follows Amy and her Strictly celebrity partner Chris Appleton becoming the first couple to be eliminated from the BBC competition this series. Amy was also the first to be knocked out last year, when she was paired with Thomas Skinner, but has remained a firm favourite amongst fans.
Ahead of presenting Children in Need, Rylan said: "It's amazing to be part of Children in Need's appeal show, obviously it's something that I have grown up watching and loved and have been involved in in the past, so to be asked to host this year is a real honour."
He went on to say: "People should get involved this year for the exact same reasons they should get involved every year! There are still children in need and all the money raised is going to help so many amazing people and projects." Children in Need is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
