Strictly "is targeting his former ballet partner Darcey Bussell, Carlos Acosta, to replace her".



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SEASON 1 – SEASON 6

Len Goodman, Arlene Phillips, Bruno Tonioli and Craig Revel Horwood

The Originals: Craig, Arlene, Len and Bruno kicked off in 2004

The Originals: Craig, Arlene, Len and Bruno kicked off in 2004

Strictly Come Dancing appeared on the screens 16 seasons ago, in 2004.

Bruno Tonioli and Craig Revel Horwood were still present in the panel in its current form.

Chief Justice Len Goodman joins the two long-time stars.

Arlene Phillips joined the trio of dance professionals until 2008, marking Arlene's last season.

SEASON 7 – SEASON 9

Len Goodman, Alesha Dixon, Bruno Tonioli and Craig Revel Horwood

Controversy: Arlene was out and Alesha was in Strictly 2009 - 2011

Controversy: Arlene was out and Alesha was in Strictly 2009 – 2011

After participating in the series as a celebrity candidate, Alesha Dixon joined the panel at the first strict shake-up.

After six seasons, Arlene received the boot. The BBC said the series needed a refresh.

This decision sparked controversy at the time, supporters accusing the BBC of discriminating against older women on television; the BBC, however, has firmly denied this.

Alesha had appeared in Strictly Season 5 and had won it with her dance partner, Matthew Cutler.

SEASON 9

Guest Judge: Jennifer Gray

Standing in: Jennifer Gray Dirty Dancing replaced for a week in 2011

Standing in: Jennifer Gray Dirty Dancing replaced for a week in 2011

Chief Justice Len had to sit for a week and was replaced by Jennifer Gray, Dirty Dancing star.

Jennifer won the 11th season of Dancing With The Stars, her American counterpart.

In the absence of Len, Craig was Chief Justice.

SEASON 10 – SEASON 14

Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli, Craig Revel Horwood and Dame Darcey Bussell

Darcey Dance: Lady Darcey Bussell was recruited alongside the remaining stars, Len, Bruno and Craig, after Alesha's departure for BGT

Darcey Dance: Lady Darcey Bussell was recruited alongside the remaining stars, Len, Bruno and Craig, after Alesha's departure for BGT

Alesha traded Strictly for the office of the British Got Talent judges, leaving a place to fill for the 10th season of the dance series.

Lady Darcey Bussell was recruited alongside the remaining stars, Len, Bruno and Craig.

It was not the first time Darcey was behind the desk; she was a guest judge from the quarter-finals of season 7 of the show.

SEASON 12

Guest Judge: Donny Osmond

Special guest: Donny Osmond was a fifth judge during the third week of Strictly 12

In the third week of season 12, US coach Donny Osmond joined the four regular judges behind the desk.

This meant that this week's maximum score was 50 points.

He was also the musical guest of the week, performing Moon River live in the show.

SEASON 15 – SEASON 16

Shirley Ballas, Dame Darcey Bussell, Bruno Tonioli and Craig Revel Horwood

New Chief Justice: Shirley Ballas instead of Len Goodman was recently incarnated

New Chief Justice: Shirley Ballas instead of Len Goodman was recently incarnated

Shirley Ballas as Chief Justice is the latest incarnation of the committee. After 14 seasons, Len resigned from his role.

Len announced that he was retiring from the series, which left a lot of speculation as to who would be the next chief justice.

While many thought Craig would be badigned the role, Shirley was appointed to the position.

Shirley moving between Los Angeles and London, she announces that she will be moving permanently to the UK in 2019, suggesting that she will not go away any time soon.

SEASON 16

Guest Judge: Alfonso Ribeiro

Carlton intervenes: Alfonso Ribeiro intervened one week in October whereas Bruno could not present himself in 2018

Carlton intervenes: Alfonso Ribeiro intervened one week in October whereas Bruno could not present himself in 2018

The new actor Alfonso Ribeiro, prince of Bel Air, intervened one week in October whereas Bruno could not appear in 2018

The actor was known to play Carlton in the American sitcom, famous for his own dance moves.

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