Kiw saltation star and All Black captain Richie McCaw's girlfriend Hayley Holt is beingness swept off her feet by a hunky Olympics swim star.
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All the moves world freestyle sprint star Mark Foster is putting on Hayley are dance floor ones, as they prepare for the hit UK television show Strictly Come Dancing.
Ballroom and Latin champion Hayley and he are one of eight-spot couples competing in the sixth series of the programme, which pairs celebrities with professional dancers.
"She was just completely rapt to be invited on to the render and she's having a great time," Hayley's agent Sara Tetro, director of 62 Models and Talent told Sunday News.
"It's an extraordinary chance for anyone involved in that course of study it's a massively high-rating show."
Hayley has been partnered with sports pinups Brendon Pongia and Danyon Loader in the New Zealand version of the show Dancing with the Stars.
But it's some other Kiwi in the Strictly Come Dancing lineup world Health Organization has dominated headlines for off-screen tangoing.
Christchurch ballroom angiotensin converting enzyme Brendan Cole - now dating Brit model Zoe Hobbs - was romantically linked to Brit news presenter Natasha Kaplinsky when he partnered her on the UK show, and with contestant Nicky Watson when he was judgement Dancing with the Stars.
But the New Zealand Lothario's partner for the forthcoming Strictly Come Dancing series, Brit supermodel Lisa Snowdon, has a Hollywood pedigree - she dated A-list actor George Clooney.
While Brendan's in Clooney's shadow in the love stakes, he's determined not to be outdone in the macho department by pro Brit dancer James Jordan, an insider revealed.
"Brendan and James have the most testosterone," the source said.
"They'll constantly be doing press and sit-ups. There's a punchbag in the studio which they lay into and they hang from the rafters competing doing chin-ups."
Brendan, returning for his fifth straight season, isn't afraid to go toe-to-toe with the judges either.
In the third and fourth series, he clashed with the judges particularly Craig Revel-Horwood over marking and comments on his performances.
He also deliberately stone-broke the rules by incorporating illegal lifts into his choreography, and as a result, has been referred to as the "bad boy of Strictly".
Ironically he and Craig are both judges on the New Zealand show, where their jibes directed at each other don't go unnoticed.
Meanwhile, the social dancer Hayley replaced on Strictly Come Dancing last week slammed the show's producers claiming the dancers are paid the same as a worker in McDonald's.
"The amount we got paid compared to the hours we actually put in rehearsing and performing meant we were on the minimum wage," Nicole Cutler told Britain's News of the World newspaper.
"The money was so bad we could get got virtually the same at McDonald's. We're the only people in the show wHO work 16 hours a day, seven-spot days a week.
"Sometimes it feels like we don't have time to eat on or sleep."
Nicole claimed she, Brendan, and other professional dancers on the last-place series deliberate they earned the equivalent of $15.60 an hour - just 70 cents more than than the UK minimum wage.
But their earnings were nothing like that of host Bruce Forsyth, wHO reportedly takes home $1.2 million per series.
Other top celebrities in this series include actress Cherie Lunghi, late tennis player Andrew Castle, TV presenter Christine Bleakley, ex rugger union ace Austin Healey, soap opera star Gillian Taylforth, role player Don Warrington, pop vocaliser Heather Small, TV chef Fary Rhodes, actress Jessica Wallace, British broadcaster and author John Sargeant, supermodel Jodie Kidd, TV star Phil Daniels, singer Rachel Stevens and actor Tom Chambers.
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