«Breaking News» Frankie Bridge reveals beau Wayne would 'love' to appear on Strictly

She impressed viewers with her dance moves on Strictly Come Dancing in 2014, coming runner-up to Caroline Flack.

And now Frankie Bridge, 29, has revealed her husband Wayne, 38, would 'love' to try his hand at the BBC ballroom stalwart after he learnt a move or two from the show's professionals and her own The Saturdays bandmates.

Speaking exclusively to MailOnline at the launch of the new #FeelSuper campaign, the songstress hilariously admitted that her other half, who she married in 2014, would be succeed until the final if he was allowed drink before going one.

Strictly ballroom: Frankie Bridge, 29, has revealed her husband Wayne, 38, would 'love' to try his hand at the BBC ballroom stalwart after he learnt a move or two from the show's professionals and her own The Saturdays bandmates

She said: 'I think he'd love to do. Whenever we've had dancers in The Saturdays or when I was in Strictly, he was always getting them to teach him moves.

'[Strictly pro] Aljaž [Škorjanec] taught him how to do the figure of eight with the hips and that one comes out when he's had a few beers.

Hilariously adding: 'I think if he was allowed to drink beforehand he might be actually quite good.'

Aside from revealling her long-term love's hope to appear on the series, Frankie explained that this year's Strictly recruits have their work cut out for them.

Twinkle toes? Speaking exclusively to MailOnline at the launch of the new #FeelSuper campaign, the songstress hilariously admitted that her other half, who she married in 2014, would be succeed until the final if he was allowed drink before going one

Helping hand: Frankie revealed her bandmates The Saturdays have helped Wayne with his dance moves

The brunette beauty captured the hearts of the nation when she was paired up with professional Kevin Clifton and was the first contestant on the 2014 instalment to earn a 10 from the judges for her Paso Doble to to West Side Story's America. 

Although narrowly beaten by presenter Caroline Flack for the coveted glitterball trophy, Frankie fondly remembered her time on the show and explained that she envy's show newbies, who are about to take on the dancing feat. 

Despite her jealous, the songstress insisted that hopefuls including Vick Hope, Lee Ryan and YouTuber Joe Suggs will have an uphill challenge learning latin and ballroom moves.

'It's got easier now,' she said. 'I think the first couple of years were the hardest. I envy them because I know they're about to have so much fun and it's going to be something you get to remember forever. You get to learn some amazing things, it's such a fun experience.

Confidence: She said: 'I think he'd love to do. Whenever we've had dancers in The Saturdays or when I was in Strictly, he was always getting them to teach him moves. '[Strictly pro] Aljaž [Škorjanec] taught him how to do the figure of eight with the hips and that one comes out when he's had a few beers'

Dance: The brunette beauty captured the hearts of the nation when she was paired up with professional Kevin Clifton and was the first contestant on the 2014 instalment to earn a 10 from the judges for her Paso Doble to to West Side Story's America

Continuing: 'But I also feel them as well like, "You have no idea how hard you're going to work over the next three months."'

Frankie added that she felt 'pressure' while on the show as critics assumed she would find the the ballroom 'easy' due to her girlband past.

She revealed: 'I think because I had danced in a band, the pressure was on more. People assumed I would find it easy. 

'I think my strong point was learning routines but actually doing them how you're supposed to do them and some of the moves and the way your body is supposed to move was so alien. It was so hard and it takes such a lot of work.

Envy: Although narrowly beaten by presenter Caroline Flack for the coveted glitterball trophy, Frankie fondly remembered her time on the show and explained that she envy's show newbies, who are about to take on the dancing feat

Adding: 'It's amazing what they do, they make it look so easy. It's difficult but it's so cool to come away from something having learnt something new.'

Although excited for the upcoming series, which kicks off on Saturday, Frankie said it was early days to pick a winner but she definitely has her eye Pussycat Dolls' Ashley Roberts and broadcaster Katie Piper.

'I don't really know any of them that well and don't know their skill just yet,' she said. 'Ashley Roberts is obviously going to be amazing, that's a given. 

'I know Katie and she's lovely so at the minute I'm rooting for her but I have no idea what anyone is like at dancing.' 

Challenge: Despite her jealous, the songstress insisted that hopefuls including Vick Hope, Lee Ryan and YouTuber Joe Suggs will have an uphill challenge learning latin and ballroom moves

Support: Frankie's comments come as she launched the #FeelSuper campaign, which sees P&G partner with Superdrug to help raise money for Marie Curie, the UK’s leading charity for people living with a terminal illness and their families

Frankie's comments come as she launched the #FeelSuper campaign, which sees P&G partner with Superdrug to help raise money for Marie Curie, the UK’s leading charity for people living with a terminal illness and their families.  

From the 19th September to 16th October Superdrug shoppers can buy selected P&G products in store or online and trigger a donation to Marie Curie.

Speaking about the worthwhile campaign, Frankie, who is participating alongside Marvin Humes, said: 'I think it's nice in the position I'm in to do something to help others. It's so easy for everybody to get involved. 

Taking part: Frankie is participating in the worthwhile campaign alongside Marvin Humes

'I feel like I'm not asking people to go out of their way to hand over some money for things they don't need. They're things that we would be buying regularly anyway.

Adding: 'Unfortunately, we may come across a time where us or people we know will need the help of Marie Curie. They really do offer a lot of care and support for people who need them.' 

Frankie Bridge and Marvin Humes are supporting #FeelSuper in aid of Marie Curie. Buy selected P&G products via Superdrug or Superdrug.com from the 19th September to the 16th October. 

Involvement: Speaking about the worthwhile campaign, Frankie said: 'I think it's nice in the position I'm in to do something to help others. It's so easy for everybody to get involved

 

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And now Frankie Bridge, 29, has revealed her husband Wayne, 38, would ‘love’ to try his hand at the BBC ballroom stalwart after he learnt a move or two from the...

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