Delta Goodrem confirmed as third celebrity for Strictly Come Dancing 2026

Australian pop icon Delta Goodrem, a Eurovision 2026 performer, is the latest celebrity confirmed for the upcoming season of 'Strictly Come Dancing'. She expressed immense excitement about gracing the ballroom floor for the first time. Goodrem joins previously announced contestants Lacey Turner and Dani Dyer, promising a star-studded competition.

The Aussie superstar, 41, comes fresh from competing in the Eurovision Song Contest , where she finished fourth.

The Aussie superstar, 41, comes fresh from competing in the Eurovision Song Contest , where she finished fourth.

The Australian Eurovision star is joining Dani Dyer and Lacey Turner on this year's show

Strictly Come Dancing have announced the name of the third celebrity appearing on the BBC dance competition this summer - after Lacey Turner and Dani Dyer were announced

Delta GoodremPop singer Delta Goodrem will compete on this year’s series of Strictly Come Dancing, the BBC has confirmed.On Friday evening, the Australian performer became the third celebrity unveiled for the line-up, fresh from her recent success at the Eurovision Song Contest.She enthused: “I’ve been incredibly honoured to perform on many different stages throughout my career – from TV, theatre, film sets, to touring my own shows around the world.“There is, however, one stage I’ve never stepped onto and that is the ballroom floor! I’m absolutely thrilled to be joining Strictly and can’t wait to get started!”View this post on InstagramAfter getting her start in Neighbours in the early 2000s, Delta burst onto the music scene with hits including Born To Try and Lost Without You.In her native Australia she has an impressive nine number one singles to her name, including Innocent Eyes, Predictable and Almost Here, a duet with her ex-partner Brian McFadden.Last month, she represented her home country at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna, Austria, with her song Eclipse, finishing in fourth place on the night.This year’s Strictly Come Dancing casting announcements are coming in earlier than usual, with the line-up usually beginning to get unveiled around August time, ahead of the show’s September return.On Wednesday, fans of the long-running BBC dance show were surprised when, out of the blue, EastEnders favourite Lacey Turner, best known for her performance as Stacey Slater, became the first star revealed to have signed up.A day later, it was revealed that former Love Island champion Dani Dyer would also be competing in 2026, a year after having to pull out of the series days before the first live show after sustaining a serious injury.It’s well-documented that the upcoming series of Strictly will be markedly different to recent seasons, most notably thanks to its new presenting line-up, a mass exodus among the show’s resident troupe of professional dancers and, reportedly, a revamped studio.MORE STRICTLY:Josh Widdicombe Deletes Instagram App As He Anticipates 'Abuse' Over Strictly JobTess Daly Reacts To Strictly Come Dancing New Hosts AnnouncementIt Takes Two Host Janette Manrara Sets The Record Straight On Her Strictly Future