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Strictly's Adam Peaty reveals rehearsals blunder that forced him to 'walk straight out'
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Strictly Come Dancing's contestant Adam Peaty has opened up to fans over a serious awkward mistake he made in front of several dancers.The star was supposed to be meeting partner Katya Jones to rehearse for the live Strictly show Saturday.Feeling ready for the rehearsal, he walked straight in but realised he made a grave mistake - and was in the wrong studio altogether.He accidentally got dropped off at the dance studio causing hilarious confusion from the tap dancers who were in the room - so he quickly bolted.
The Olympian shared the awkward but funny story with his 134.4 thousand Twitter followers along with the laughing face emoji.He tweeted: “Just been dropped at the wrong dance studio, walked into a whole class doing tap dance.
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