Darcey Bussell congratulates Johanna Konta after Wimbledon win – is she scouting for Strictly celebrities?
Does the Strictly judge have her Hawk-Eye on the British number one for the upcoming series?
Johanna Konta is the first British woman in 39 years to reach a Wimbledon semi-final, but could the tennis ace also take the Strictly Come Dancing trophy?
The completely non-tenuous evidence in question: after her quarter-final victory over Simona Halep, the British number one met up with Strictly Come Dancing judge Darcey Bussell. DUM DUM DUMM.
https://twitter.com/JoKonta91/status/884892835136385025
Could it be that the Strictly panellist was just meeting the athlete to congratulate Konta’s outstanding win? Or could, as should be completely obvious, Bussell be scouting for dancing amateurs with promising footwork to appear on the upcoming series?
Did Darcey bring along Ellie Goulding – who performed on the Strictly 2015 final – to encourage Konta to sign up? The plot thickens...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcHbIk43y2c
And if that wasn't enough to set Strictly tongues, Bussell was pictured watching the match with 2004 Strictly celebrity Denise Lewis and newsreader Fiona Bruce, who admitted in 2013 she's frequently turned down the chance to appear on the show. Coincidence? (Yes. Almost certainly.)
We can only assume with absolute certainty that, yes, the three celebrated Konta's historic victory for women's tennis with talks of rhinestones and samba. Perfect conversation to hype her up for another sporting achievement.
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