‘I’m a bit more emotional than the others’: Strictly star Hamza Yassin says he thinks it’s ‘important that people see men being vulnerable on TV’ as he prepares for the semi-final.
The strict star Hamza Yassin had an important message to share with fans this week.
The 32-year-old wildlife photographer and reality star said he thinks it’s “important for viewers to see men being vulnerable on TV.”
In a new candid chat, Hamza admitted he’s “a bit more emotional than the rest” and is happily in touch with his feelings, something that has helped him gain a following on Strictly.
‘I’m a bit more emotional than the others’: Strictly star Hamza Yassin said this week that he thinks it’s ‘important that people see men being vulnerable on TV’ as he prepares for the semi-final.
“It’s important that people see men being vulnerable on television,” she said. Mirror, ahead of this week’s semi-final.
‘The person you see on TV is the person I am in everyday life. I am a little more emotional than others. And I’m not worried about holding back.
He added: “I’m not excited because I’m upset, I’m excited because I’m proud.”
Will he win? She is preparing to make it to the Strictly semifinal with her professional dance partner, Jowita Przystal.
Hamza has won fans over on the show thanks to his moves and showing his emotions on air every week.
He is preparing to reach the Strictly semifinal with his professional dance partner, Jowita Przystal.
Next week’s semi-final will take place on Sunday, December 11 at 7:15 p.m., with Strictly’s results on Monday, December 12 at 8:15 p.m.
‘The person you see on TV is the person I am in everyday life. I am a little more emotional than others. And I don’t worry about holding back,’ she said.
The change has been made so that the World Cup quarter-finals can be broadcast on BBC1.
It comes after Hamza revealed his battle with “severe” dyslexia in October.
Speaking on The Morning Show at the time, the Strictly star said she talks to her friends using voice memos instead of text messages and learns their dance routines through pictures.
“I’m dyslexic, people have to send me voice notes instead of text messages,” he explained.
Candid: It comes after Hamza revealed his battle with ‘severe’ dyslexia in October. Speaking on The Morning Show at the time, the Strictly star said that she talks to her friends using voice memos instead of text messages and learns her dance routines through pictures.
‘But it’s a gift and it helps us with dance routines, so anyone who has it, see it as a gift. I learn through pictures.
Jowita added, “When I show him a routine, he can pick it up so quickly because he learns through pictures.”
“She’s so joyful when she dances, so I knew from day one that we could do a lot,” she said.
Hamza added that he has ‘pigeon feet’, which affects his dancing in Strictly.