BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Robin Windsor had 'life ambition' before tragic death as co-star reveals regret

Robin Windsor had a fresh 'life ambition' before his tragic death. The news that the former Strictly Come Dancing star had died, aged 44, was shared on Tuesday morning (February 20).

There has been an outpouring of shock following new of his tragic passing with many of Robin's past co-stars paying tribute to the star whose death was confirmed by Sisco Entertainment, which represented him in various areas of theatre and corporate entertainment.

A statement from the company said: “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the tragic passing of our beloved friend, Robin Windsor. Robin’s presence in Come What May was more than just a performance; it was an embodiment of passion, grace, and sheer talent. His extraordinary ability to express emotion through movement captivated audiences, leaving them spellbound with every step.

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"Beyond his impeccable dancing, Robin’s vibrant spirit lit up the room, infusing rehearsals and performances with infectious energy and warmth. His laughter was contagious, his kindness boundless. His friendship was a gift cherished by all who had the privilege of knowing him. Robin, you will be deeply missed."

During an appearance on BBC’s Morning Live, Dame Arlene Phillips – who was on the judging panel of the BBC programme from 2004 to 2008 – emotionally spoke about how much the ‘sweet and kind’ dancer would be missed and shared that she could "always call him".

She added: "There was something so lovely about him. Passionate, driven. I am devastated." Emphasising how young he was at 44 years old, Dame Arlene also