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Strictly Come Dancing's Judi Love tests positive for Covid and will miss this week's show

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Strictly Come Dancing star Judi Love has tested positive for coronavirus and will be forced to miss the live show this weekend.

The Loose Women panellist, 41, who recently defended Strictly's Adam Peaty after fans think he 'almost kissed' Katya Jones, will not take part in the competition this weekend with her professional partner Graziano Di Prima. "Judi Love has tested positive for Covid-19 and is now self-isolating following the latest government guidelines," a Strictly spokesperson said. "While Judi and Graziano will not be taking part in Strictly Come Dancing this weekend, Strictly Come Dancing protocols mean that all being well, they will return the following week.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to.

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