Strictly's Dianne Buswell teases baby plans with Joe Sugg after admitting feeling broody
STRICTLY Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell teased baby plans with Joe Sugg, after admitting feeling broody.
The TV favourite met her partner
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Strictly Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell teased baby plans with Joe Sugg, after admitting feeling broody
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Dianne posted this sweet clip of her partner Joe
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Dianne said one of her biggest challenges may just be finding the right time when it comes to kids
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And in a new video cementing this fact, Dianne filmed her partner Joe with two doves in their garden.
Joe could be seen sitting in casual wear on a bench, while bending down to feed them.
He left his hand open with some birdfeed in his palm, and he doted on them as they came over to him.
Dianne penned as the caption: 'He would make the best twin dad.'
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The Strictly star used a moving soundtrack as the backdrop to the video, and fans couldn't help but agree with her.
One person said: 'So wholesome a lovely person, a true gentleman,' and a second echoed: 'aww the little smile on his face. He's so proud!'
A third person wrote: 'Are they hinting at something,' and someone else wrote: 'This has to be the cutest thing.'
It comes after Dianne's exclusive interview with The Sun on Sunday, where she said: 'I would like to have children, 100 per cent.
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'Joe and I love kids, and that's definitely something that we would absolutely love. I haven't really thought about how many I would like. It will definitely happen.'
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The pair are already auntie and uncle to their siblings' children.
Dianne has a brother, Andrew, who is also a dancer, and Joe's sister Zoella is a media personality.
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Dianne said: 'Joe's got two nieces who I also class as my nieces, and then I have another two nieces and two nephews in Australia, and my oldest niece is 15.
'I am a big fan of my little nieces and nephews. I love kids, I love working with them and being around them. Sometimes, I'm a big kid at heart myself. I think it helps when you can get down to their level. I'm very lucky.'
But Dianne said one of her biggest challenges may just be finding the right time.
She and fellow Strictly pro
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And she and Strictly winner Chris — the programme's first blind contestant — have just launched their own podcast, Winning Isn't Everything.
On the prospect of motherhood, Dianne said: 'It is quite tough because my job is quite demanding, and I love it so much.
'It is a tough one to balance out and think about. It would take a lot of thought, but eventually one day we will get there, but there is lots happening at the moment. It will happen when it's supposed to.'
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Dianne said Joe would "make the best twin dad"
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