I was falling out of love with performing because I didn’t have any energy to do it. It all felt too much and too overwhelming, and my body just couldn’t cope. I’d always prided myself on having a lot of energy when I danced, but because I wasn’t fuelling my body, it was literally saying to me, “You can’t do this anymore”. She describes the relationship as ‘super easy going’, although says they are quite different characters: ‘I’m very carefree, whereas he’s a bit more of a worrier. He takes a lot of time to get things absolutely perfect, while I’m a bit more “rush and get it done and, oh yeah, that’s fine”. Shaped by Dianne’s experiences as a professional dancer on Strictly Come Dancing and her training as a holistic life coach, Move Yourself Happy reveals Dianne’s wellness journey and the experiences that have shaped her own daily practices. It is a guide to stimulating and sustaining everyday routines that better nourish the mind and body. After the dance on Saturday night, Eastenders star Bobby told Claudia Winkleman: "I was trying to get into the zone of I'm arrogant, I'm a horrible person. Now I need to give her a cuddle." The professional dancer then moved towards the camera while holding her lingerie, before Joe asked: "How did you do that? Is it magic?"

I felt so sad, and that sadness became a big incentive to get my body better and healthier, so that I could keep dancing.’ Dianne BuswellIt was my dream job, but I couldn’t do it anymore. I felt so sad, and that sadness became a big incentive to get my body better and healthier, so that I could keep dancing.’ Dianne joined Strictly Come Dancing as a professional dancer in 2017 partnering up with Reverend Richard Coles. In 2018, Dianne's second year on the show, she was partnered up with YouTuber and social media star Joe Sugg. The two reached the final of the competition, finishing as runners-up.

Is the book a symbol of just how far Buswell has travelled since those dark days of her mid-twenties? You bet it is. By July 2015, Buswell had landed a job on Australia’s Dancing with the Stars, which was followed in early 2017 by a successful audition for Strictly, which ‘changed everything’ in so many ways (we’ll come to that shortly). Dianne Buswell on her new bookShe told the Sunday Post that the book "has nothing to do with burning calories [or] losing weight". Money Matters Neurodiversity Preparing for University - Subject Reading Lists Reading For Pleasure Stationery Buswell bravely details some of her own journey in the book, writing about how she turned things around, and hopes her honesty will help others suffering similar troubles.

I would finish the act so exhausted that I would pass out on the side of the stage. ‘It was destroying my body and destroying my mind. I never in my life thought there would be a time that I didn’t want to dance. But now I was actually saying that I didn’t want to do a show, that it was all too hard.’ After Dianne captioned her post with: "Just the 3 of us," fans assumed the loved-up couple were hinting at some exciting news and not their beloved vehicle.Besides rehearsing for the Strictly tour and visiting her family, Dianne has also been busy putting the finishing touches on her new book, Move Yourself Happy. OK! is a registered trade mark of Reach Magazines Worldwide Limited and is used under licence by Reach Magazines Publishing Plc.

Instead, the focus is on exercising in a way that makes the public happier - including her tips for impromptu "five minute discos". In this enriching 21-day programme, dancer Dianne Buswell showsyou how to make joyful movement a habit.I love Strictly Come Dancing and so don’t see myself going anywhere – but I don’t have a five-year plan either.’ Dianne Buswell Dianne soon attempted to fling it onto the vlogger's camera, but it instead fell onto the floor, which left the couple laughing.