Renowned dancer and former Strictly Come Dancing professional, Robin Windsor, has passed away at the age of 44.
Windsor graced the BBC One show from 2010 to 2013, showcasing his talents alongside notable partners such as Patsy Kensit, Anita Dobson, Lisa Riley, and Deborah Meaden. His death was confirmed by production company Sisco Entertainment, expressing deep sorrow for the loss of such a vibrant talent.
Most recently, Robin Windsor was captivating audiences in the Moulin Rouge tribute show, Come What May. The news of his passing brought heartfelt emotions to Good Morning Britain viewers as presenter Susanna Reid delivered the sad announcement, reminiscing on Windsor’s remarkable dance prowess and infectious enthusiasm.
Fellow Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood remembered Windsor fondly, describing him as one of the kindest, most genuine individuals he had the pleasure of knowing. The sentiment was echoed by former judge Bruno Tonioli, who praised Windsor’s professionalism and easy-going nature.
Actress Lisa Riley, who shared the dance floor with Windsor in 2012, expressed her profound sorrow, remembering him as her “bestie” and forever angel. Tributes poured in from all corners of the entertainment industry, highlighting Windsor’s exceptional talent and warm spirit.
Remembering a Dance Icon: Robin Windsor’s Enduring Legacy
In a statement, Sisco Entertainment emphasized Windsor’s ability to captivate audiences with his emotive performances, leaving an indelible mark on all who had the privilege of witnessing his artistry. Burn The Floor, the ballroom dance company where Robin Windsor was a founding member, mourned the loss of their beloved colleague, reminiscing on their shared adventures around the globe.
Windsor’s journey in dance began in Ipswich, Suffolk, where he started training at the tender age of three. His passion for dance led him to London at 15, where he pursued a professional career that saw him represent England in various championships, both nationally and internationally.
Despite facing setbacks, including a slipped disc that forced him to withdraw from Strictly in 2014, Windsor remained a resilient advocate for mental health, collaborating closely with the Sane Charity.
The outpouring of love and grief from colleagues like Strictly professionals Karen Hauer, Graziano Di Prima, and Neil Jones, along with heartfelt tributes from friends and admirers on social media, is a testament to the profound impact Robin Windsor had on the world of dance and beyond. His legacy as a kind, talented soul will continue to inspire and uplift countless hearts.
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