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Strictly Come Dancing’s Harry Aikines-Aryeetey shares fears over hidden health condition

strictly Star Harry Aikines-Aryeetey‌ Reveals Hidden Health Battle Amidst Competition

cardiff, ⁢WalesStrictly Come Dancing contestant Harry Aikines-Aryeetey has disclosed a ⁢long-held fear surrounding a potential heart condition, a ⁤revelation made as he continues his journey on the ​popular BBC One show.The Olympic sprinter, partnered with Karen Hauer, admitted anxieties about a ⁤heart murmur ⁣detected during routine medical checks throughout his athletic career.

Aikines-Aryeetey,35,has navigated the pressures of elite⁤ sport and now the demanding rehearsals of Strictly while privately grappling with⁢ the uncertainty of ⁤his health. The athlete explained the condition ⁣was flagged years ago, requiring ongoing monitoring, and sparked ⁤concerns⁤ about the physical strain of intense training. Despite these ⁣worries,Aikines-Aryeetey ​has continued to compete,earning ‌a score of 26 with Hauer​ during Saturday’s performance.

The Team GB star,who secured ⁤European and⁣ Commonwealth relay gold medals,has undergone​ regular cardiac assessments to ensure his participation in both athletics⁣ and Strictly remains safe. He⁣ emphasized the importance of⁤ listening to his body and working closely with medical professionals. “It’s something I’ve ⁤always been ⁤aware of,​ and it’s always been in the back of my mind,” Aikines-Aryeetey stated. ⁤”But I’ve⁤ always been given the all-clear to continue, and I trust the medical advice I receive.”

Viewers⁢ will see the results of this weekend’s dances unfold tonight, November 9, at 7:10⁢ pm on BBC One. The revelation adds a new layer of vulnerability to Aikines-aryeetey’s Strictly experience, highlighting the unseen challenges faced⁤ by contestants ⁣beyond the dazzling performances.

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