Renowned Strictly dancer Robin Windsor, aged 44, has passed away. He showcased his talent on the BBC show from 2010 to 2013, notably partnering with Patsy Kensit and Anita Dobson.
Robin Windsor appeared on the BBC show between 2010 and 2013, partnering with Patsy Kensit and Anita Dobson.
He featured on the BBC One program from 2010 to 2013, teaming up with Patsy Kensit, Anita Dobson, Lisa Riley, and Deborah Meaden.
On Tuesday, Sisco Entertainment, the production company, confirmed Windsor’s passing, expressing that he would be deeply missed.
Windsor had recently been performing in Come What May, a tribute show to Moulin Rouge.
Susanna Reid, the presenter of Good Morning Britain, became visibly moved as she shared Windsor’s passing with viewers during Tuesday morning’s broadcast.
“He was an exceptional dancer, immensely strong, and incredibly creative. He had such a passion for dancing,” she reflected. “I admired him greatly; he possessed an extraordinary personality that was truly unique.”
Windsor graced the dance floor with Reid during a Children in Need special of Strictly, and he also partnered with Great British Bake Off host Alison Hammond for the 2015 Christmas special.
Reflecting on Windsor, Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood described him as “one of the most kind-hearted, genuine, and humorous individuals I’ve had the honor of knowing and collaborating with. He will be deeply missed, and my thoughts are with his loved ones.”
Former judge Bruno Tonioli shared, “The news of Robin’s passing is profoundly sorrowful and shocking. I had the pleasure of working alongside him for numerous years on Strictly; he was incredibly professional, laid-back, and a genuinely good soul.”
Actress Lisa Riley, who shared the dance floor with Windsor in 2012, expressed her sentiments: “Robin, my closest friend, my angel… now our eternal angel, forever cherished, forever etched in my heart. Your radiant, dynamic spirit will continue to shine from above, and I love you dearly.”
In a statement announcing the passing of Windsor, Sisco Entertainment conveyed to BBC News: “His exceptional talent in conveying emotion through movement held audiences captivated, entranced by every gesture.
“Beyond his flawless dancing, Robin’s effervescent personality illuminated every space, bringing infectious energy and warmth to rehearsals and performances.
“His laughter was infectious, his generosity boundless. His friendship was a treasure cherished by all fortunate enough to know him. Robin, your absence will be deeply felt.”
Former Strictly professional James Jordan reflected: “I had the privilege of collaborating with him for numerous years on Strictly – I have nothing but cherished memories of our time together. He always exuded care and brought joy wherever he went.
“Everyone who encountered him held him in high regard, from his celebrity partners to his colleagues. You will be dearly missed, my old friend.”
Burn The Floor, the ballroom dance company, announced the loss of one of its founding members. They expressed, via social media, that he had been part of their dance journey for 20 years, performing in Broadway, the West End, and various global escapades. His departure has created a significant void in their hearts.
Born in Ipswich, Suffolk, Windsor embarked on his dancing odyssey at the age of three when his parents enrolled him in classes in Ipswich, as outlined on his website. At 15, he relocated to London to pursue his dancing aspirations, eventually representing England in numerous domestic and international championships.
Apart from his involvement in Strictly, Windsor showcased his talent on Dancing with the Stars Australia and So You Think You Can Dance in Holland.
Windsor championed mental health and collaborated closely with the Sane Charity.
Karen Hauer, speaking in her professional capacity, expressed being “heartbroken” and described Robin as a “beautiful human being.”
Graziano Di Prima, her co-star, remarked, “I still can’t believe it,” while Neil Jones shared, “Every moment I spent with Robin, he was always a joy to be around with the biggest heart.”
On her Instagram stories, Dianne Buswell conveyed that it was “a pleasure to share the stage” with Windsor, while Amy Dowden characterized him as a “kind, talented soul.”
It is with heavy hearts that we bid farewell to the talented and vibrant dancer, Robin Windsor, who passed away at the age of 44. His captivating performances on Strictly Come Dancing brought joy and inspiration to many, leaving an indelible mark on the dance world.
From his infectious charisma to his impeccable footwork, Robin’s passion for dance was evident in every step he took. Whether he was waltzing across the dance floor or dazzling with a sizzling Latin routine, Robin’s artistry was undeniable. Beyond his technical brilliance, he touched the hearts of audiences with his warmth and authenticity.
His legacy will continue to live on through the countless lives he has touched. As we mourn the loss of this exceptional talent, let’s celebrate the joy and magic he brought into our lives through the gift of dance. Rest in peace, Robin Windsor. You will be deeply missed.
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