Vicky Pattison has revealed her routines for the Strictly Come Dancing tour as she was snapped with other stars on Wednesday.

Rehearsals for the annual tour have officially got underway ahead of the first show dates later this month in Birmingham.

Vicky, 38, was snapped alongside her 2025 co-stars La Voix and George Clarke in Covent Garden in London.

The trio sported casual looks as they were reunited again, with Vicky opting for high-waisted blue jeans, a white top and black high heels.

La Voix, 45, wore a white jumper and trousers, while George, 26, donned a blue hoodie and black trousers.

Vicky also took to social media to share exactly which routines from the TV series she will perform for fans on the road.

She revealed she’ll dance her Taylor Swift Tango and Cheryl Cole Couples choice on the tour with Kai Widdrington.

Vicky added: ‘We are SO excited to see you all there There’s tickets still available and I’ll out the link on my stories now!!!! Can’t wait!!!!’

Other stars confirmed for the tour are Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, Lewis Cope, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Ellie Goldstein and Layton Williams.

Shirley Ballas, Anton Du Beke and Craig Revel Horwood will also appear on the tour, judging the stars and their dances.

The tour will kick off on January 23 at the Utilita Arena in Birmingham and conclude on February 15 in London after travelling the country.

Meanwhile, earlier this week Thomas Skinner doubled down on his claim that the Strictly Come Dancing voting was rigged to boot him off the show.

The Apprentice star, 34, who took part in the 23rd series of the BBC dance competition alongside partner Amy Dowden, 35, spoke with Susanna Reid, 55, and Ed Balls, 58, on Good Morning Britain on Tuesday.

Thomas and Amy were the first to be voted off the programme, and he ended up pulling out of the finale last month, which saw Karen Carney, 38, lift the Glitterball trophy alongside partner Carlos Gu, 33.

Back in December it was reported that he was ‘seeking legal advice’ after he claimed ‘BBC bosses rigged official voting figures.’

Ed asked the reality star in the studio: ‘Some of our viewers who will think that you still believe the vote was rigged against you? Is that what you believe?’

Thomas – who shot to fame on The Apprentice in 2019 – told the hosts: ‘Look, listen, all I am going to say is I’ve got a lot of bad noise in the press, I was front page every day, it wasn’t good for the show.

‘I know I can’t dance, I know I can’t dance. I enjoyed dancing with Amy because she’s an absolute legend.

‘All I’m going to say is whenever I put something on social media, I get like 20 million views and about 200,000 likes.

‘Do you know what I mean?’

Susanna read out that the BBC said: ‘Strictly Come Dancing’s public vote is independently over seen and verified to ensure complete accuracy every week.’

Last month Thomas said on X: ‘On the night I left the show, I received an anonymous email claiming to be from a BBC exec with stats, saying I’d received far more votes than it appeared and it wasn’t right. I’ve since had the email independently verified.’

It was later reported an independent poll showed the star received just 1.4% of the public vote, despite his claims he received an anonymous email of evidence proving otherwise.