Today brought the sad news that Sir Bruce Forsyth has passed away, and the legendary entertainer and (in recent years) Strictly Come Dancing host leaves behind an incredible legacy at the heart of British television.

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And already many members of Brucie’s Strictly family have shared their grief at his passing, with hosts, contestants, winners, dancers and judges paying tribute to the late star on social media.

https://twitter.com/TessDaly/status/898583061180420096

https://twitter.com/ClaudiaWinkle/status/898574291029151745

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https://twitter.com/BrunoTonioli/status/898576995453464577

https://twitter.com/The_JamesJordan/status/898570104887279616

https://twitter.com/ZoeTheBall/status/898572611294285824

https://twitter.com/louissmith1989/status/898575637161668612

https://twitter.com/KRihanoff/status/898576074547834884

https://twitter.com/Robinwindsor/status/898578473052254209

https://twitter.com/bbcstrictly/status/898570656954109952

https://twitter.com/bbcstrictly/status/898588517856620544

Forsyth began hosting the smash-hit BBC1 dancing competition in 2004, continuing until 2014 when he stepped down from the regular live show.

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He continued presenting special editions of the series until 2015.

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