Strictly Come Dancing's Krishnan Guru-Murthy has explained that he could 'drop dead' half way through his performance as he needs to keep his heart rate below 140
Strictly Come Dancing star Krishnan Guru-Murthy has warned that he could "drop dead" mid-performance, just days before the show kicks off.
Ahead of the series launching on Saturday, 16 September, Krishnan has explained that he needs to keep his heart rate below 140. Krishnan agreed to do the award winning programme this year, despite turning it down on a number of occasions before due to the news being such a bleak place in recent years due to the war in Ukraine, and the Coronavirus pandemic.
He also added that he told himself that he was an idiot for saying no, as it is a privilege to be asked on the programme.
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