Strictly Come Dancing star ‘signs for Celebrity SAS’ just weeks after marriage split

Despite having a difficult few months following his breakup with his wife, a Strictly Come Dancing star has chosen Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.

This famous person is reportedly a part of Who Dares Wins, Celebrity SAS.

A Strictly Come Dancing heartthrob has signed up for Celebrity SAS just weeks after his shock split from his wife and his debt woes. Ben Cohen, 46, might be best known as a rugby player, but he is also known for his stint on Strictly Come Dancing over a decade ago.

Now, reports claim that Ben is preparing for another television appearance after signing up for Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. A source has claimed that the former rugby player has had quite a difficult few months in his personal life following the breakdown of his marriage, but is now focused on throwing himself into work.

According to a source, Ben has been through a difficult few months since splitting from Kristina, having to sell their home, and dealing with mounting business debts.

Ben Cohen
Ben will fit the bill, according to insiders.

Celebrating SAS presents a new challenge and a good pay day for him. Ben is undoubtedly a very physical, competitive player, so Ben is a good choice for the SAS hiring process, they continued.

This won’t be Ben’s first encounter with reality television. As mentioned, in September 2013, Ben participated as a contestant in the eleventh series of Strictly. Then, in January 2016, he took part as a contestant on the third series of The Jump. He won the series in March 2016, beating Dean Cain.

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In 2017, he was a contestant on season 7, episode 8 of The Celebrity Chase. In January 2018, he participated in And They’re Off! in aid of Sport Relief. And in December 2023, Ben took part in ITV’s The Real Full Monty to raise awareness of cancer.

While Ben was on Strictly, he met and fell head over heels with his professional dance partner Kristina Rihanoff. Back in March of this year, The Sun reported how Ben and Kristina’s marriage came to an end.

The former couple then welcomed their daughter Milena in 2016 – the same year they bought their family home – and got engaged in 2022, but they’re already selling the house on. The former England rugby star, Ben, ended his marriage to Abby to start a relationship with Russian professional dancer Kristina Rihanoff after they were paired together on Strictly Come Dancing in 2013. However, friends have claimed that the couple has now split due to financial difficulties.

Ben left his wife, Abby, for Kristina, according to a source, only to split with her. It is reversed, similar to a curse. Abby was so upset when Ben left her that she would experience karma. He appears to have received his miracle.

According to another source, “the love they had had had broken down because the past six months have been hell for them.” They have chosen to continue as separate individuals for the sake of their families. They were hoping that they would be able to resolve their differences, but it’s already over and it seems like there’s no turning back, according to those close to them who are friends.

Kristina and Ben
After spending 12 years together, Kristina and Ben split up.

The conflict started when Kristina, who also worked as a dance instructor, and the pair started a business. Kristina acknowledged that they had “invested everything we’ve ever had” in Soo Yoga, a business that would turn her exercise passion into a business.

They encountered serious problems when the pandemic started. When Kristina was found driving her £30, 000 Audi without insurance, their financial struggles were revealed in court last September.

The ex-couple, who share an eight-year-old daughter, have put their £1.75million Northampton home up for sale and Ben has been removed as a director of their joint yoga business. The five-bedroom home in Northamptonshire has been sold for £1.75 million after being put on the market on September 19, according to the Daily Mail, years after the couple bought it for £950,000.

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Rihanna fans convinced boyfriend ASAP Rocky accidently revealed third baby’s gender

A $AP Rocky may need some explanations because he unintentionally revealed the gender of his third child with Rihanna. The pop icon revealed the pregnancy while speaking on the red carpet at the Met Gala about her third child with the rapper, 36.

Rihanna, who is already mother to sons Riot, 21 months and RZA, two, admitted she isn’t feeling “too overwhelmed” by her pregnancy despite her initial shock. She’s even made music while she’s expecting, thanks to the release of Friends of Mine for the newest Smurfs movie.

In the most recent Smurfs film, which made its world premiere in Belgium on Sunday, the Umbrella hitmaker plays Smurfette. As Rihanna and Mont des Arts traveled to Brussels, a $AP was present.

On the red carpet, a $AP (Getty Images for Paramount Pictu) photo showed their baby’s gender confirmed.

Is that the girl you’ve been waiting for, asks ET’s Kevin Frazier in a very direct way on the red carpet. The rapper responded, “It’s, man, it’s.”

A $AP, however, made it seem as though he had slipped up as he then quipped, “Right here, you know what I’m saying. Right here. “

Fans were persuaded that A $AP had revealed the gender of their child when the caption read, “It’s a girl!” He added, “Another added:” He undoubtedly gave it away. How adorablely he promoted the film and showed his love for her, according to another person.

A fourth gushed, “That’s a real man supporting his girl.” “The reporter even had a chance to talk to Rihanna about their child because she responded more obnoxious.

Let’s see if it’s a Smurfette, she said, “See if it’s a Smurfette.” A Papa Smurf might be involved. Who is aware? She did, however, confirm that they will continue the custom and give their child a name that begins with “R.”

Rihanna
At the Met Gala (PA), Rihanna revealed her pregnancy.

Rihanna admitted, “That’s the one thing Rocky and I don’t fight over.” When asked if the couple planned to have more children, the singer said, “We are going to be like the Wayans’ family, you know. Love is beautiful, and it’s just about spreading it, I mean.

Fans have praised Rihanna’s return to the studio, but they are disappointed that it didn’t result in a new album. This isn’t what we meant when we said we wanted new music, according to one user. “We’ll take what we can get,” he says.

I thought she was going to bless us with music because lately my soul has been starving like it’s on a diet of broken headphones and bad vibes. “She almost screamed when I saw her in the recording studio.

The Diamond singer was reportedly contacted by Rihanna to ask if the album, affectionately titled “R9,” would be “put on hold even longer” after she confirmed her pregnancy. Rihanna responded to Entertainment Tonight by saying, “No, maybe a few videos.”

Fans have been anticipating this album for nine years, but RiRi made it clear that things are still going. She jokingly said, “I can sing! She said, “I’m good! I’m good! Surprisingly, I’m feeling okay and not too overwhelmed right now. It initially resembled, “Ahhh! !” “

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[PHOTOS] JUST IN: Tinubu Addresses Joint Parliament In Saint Lucia

As part of his official visit to the Caribbean nation, President Bola Tinubu made an address to a special session of the Saint Lucia Senate and House of Assembly at Sandals Grande, Gros Islet.

The address, which took place on Monday, was a significant diplomatic pact between Nigeria and Saint Lucia.

Beginning the first leg of his two-nation tour of the Caribbean and South America, President Tinubu arrived in Vieux Fort, Saint Lucia, on Saturday at around 5:30 p.m. local time.

Rabbit pie: Why England’s Tongue is so good against tailenders

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Seeing Ben Stokes celebrating with Josh Tongue, gesturing that his fast bowler was gobbling up rabbit pie, was an amusing aside during England’s win over India in the first Test.

Mopping up the tail is a bit of an art and not always straightforward.

Believe me, this is from someone who had to bowl at and field while the West Indies’ Tino Best compiled a Test-match 95 at Edgbaston in 2012.

Last week’s Test at Headingley, as amazing as it was, was won by England and lost by India in two facets.

Firstly, India’s catching was poor, as was their discipline of keeping their foot behind the line. The errors gave England reprieves worth 200 runs in the game.

Secondly, the India lower order offered no resistance at all.

This graphic shows the interception points of India's tailenders when dismissed by Josh Tongue, and when they got bat on ball. The dot in the batter's grille is the wicket of Mohammed Siraj. The graphic shows red dots and a batter facing up on a green background, from side onBBC/Cricviz

Tongue’s performance was eye catching.

To tailenders you want to be aggressive, intimidating and ruthless.

‘Kill the tail’ we used to say in team meetings and remind each other at the back of our marks in order to make sure the opposition tail didn’t wag.

Using your short ball is imperative to unsettle the tailender but as soon as you realise the short ball has done its job of making sure the batter isn’t interested in getting forward, you want to be back to a good length.

Tongue’s awkward angle is immediately off-putting to a tailender. You think everything is going to hit you in the ribs.

In the second innings he bowled a triple wicket-maiden to take the seventh, eighth and ninth wickets of the innings. It was the perfect example of how to intimidate and then dismiss the tail.

A full away swinger was nicked to first slip by number eight Shardul Thakur. That was followed a heavy, awkward ball to Mohammad Siraj that left Siraj walking off wringing his hand in pain after gloving it behind to Jamie Smith.

Jasprit Bumrah’s middle stump was flattened two balls later with him backing away and having a big swing at one – a shot that was almost certainly as a result of what Bumrah sat and watched while Siraj was batting.

It is horrible as a tailender sat there watching someone be aggressive to the tail.

Ben Stokes, left, gestures to a smiling Josh Tongue after the England bowler dismantled India's tailReuters

Helmets, padding and the ability to practice better has made everyone fair game and you’re acutely aware that you’ll receive a bouncer when you walk out there, especially as you’ll be tasked to do the same when you have the ball in your hand.

Your palms get sweaty, you need a nervous trip to the toilet every five minutes and you can’t take your eyes off who the opposition captain is gesturing at to bowl next.

I made the mistake of bouncing Jofra Archer in a County Championship match in 2018, hitting him on the head.

As soon as it was my turn to bat, I knew who’d have the ball in his hand.

The index finger on my right hand is still swollen from where the first ball I faced from him squeezed in against my bat handle in front of my face. He got me out next ball for nought.

The psychological lift a wagging tail gives to a dressing room is also huge.

It lightens the mood, it gives players the confidence that the momentum in the game is in their favour and you can physically see the frustration in the opposition as they toy with how to extract the last few wickets.

The top order batters’ minds are distracted from facing the opening overs of the following innings and if the tail really wags it can descend into chaos.

England were the sixth worst at removing the tail in the previous cycle of the World Test Championship, with the opposition averaging 87.04 after the sixth wicket fell in that period.

With the best in the world, New Zealand, conceding an average of 61.92, that is a significant 50.24-run swing across a Test.

Cast your mind back to the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston in 2023 that Australia won by two wickets.

In a chase of 282, Scott Boland as nightwatchman scored 20 from 40 balls, Pat Cummins 44 not out from 73 and Nathan Lyon a 28-ball unbeaten 16.

More was made of the Stokes declaration on day one, but fundamentally, the inability to blow the tail away in the second innings was where the game was lost.

Killing the tail is going to be imperative to England’s success not only in this series, but in this winter’s Ashes too. Tongue has shown he has the skills. The likes of Carse, Archer or Gus Atkinson could do it too.

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