Strictly's Gorka Marquez explains why he didn't want to be partnered with fiancée Gemma Atkinson: strictly
"I didn't want to dance with Gemma. She was very tall for me," he explained."You see some people when they know who they want to dance with or who they don’t want to dance with, if they say they want to dance with that person over there they are very friendly, very happy, very helpful, if they don’t want to dance with someone, some people don’t even talk to them.”
His fellow Strictly pro Karen Hauer disagreed:"We try to be courteous and amicable to everyone whether you want to dance with them or not. If they can’t dance, they might turn out to be the loveliest person.” Even though the couple didn't hit it off on the dancefloor, they entered a relationship shortly after that series and are now planning a life together.
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