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Strictly Come Dancing stars Maisie Smith and HRVY ‘finally lock lips’ months after romance rumours sparked

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Maisie Smith and HRVY have reportedly shared their first kiss months after romance rumours began to swirl.The Strictly Come Dancing stars are said to have locked lips backstage at the Elstree film studios after Saturday night’s grand final.

EastEnders actress Maisie, 19, and 21 year old singer HRVY reportedly cooled off their budding romance during their time on the BBC dancing show, so Maisie could concentrate on getting to the final.

But now the show has wrapped up for the year, Maisie and HRVY reportedly plan on meeting on the new year if Covid-19 restrictions are eased.

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