La Voix, who has also competed on Britain’s Got Talent and Queen of the Universe, as well as serving as a mentor on Queens for the Night, said she had “never really been a children’s person”.<\/p>\n
But she said she “adores” her younger co-stars in the musical.<\/p>\n
“The children in the show are so talented and so amazing and they really are the stars of tomorrow and I’m loving working with them,” she said.<\/p>\n
“It’s lovely to see your favourite nostalgic children’s film come to life.”<\/p>\n
Reflecting on her time on Strictly, La Voix said her dancing partner Alja\u017e \u0160korjanec “might have been slightly relieved” when she left the show due to injury. <\/p>\n
“He [had to] put up with me for a lot of weeks,” she said.<\/p>\n
“But you know, I adored that time on that show – what a way to really get to grips with the demon that is dance.”<\/p>\n
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