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Stacey Dooley accidently called Kevin Clifton's wife
Kevin Clifton has issued an apology to Stacey Dooley after he was asked in an interview who 'he would say sorry to.' The former Strictly Come Dancing professional met Stacey in 2018 when they were initially paired together.
Despite dating since 2019 and sharing a baby girl together, Kevin said to The Times that he has a habit of 'beating himself up' and he would apologise to Stacey for 'going a bit nuts.'
He said: "Stacey (and I have said sorry). Whenever I go into rehearsals for a new show (and it was probably the same when I was in Strictly) I’d get bogged down with figuring out how it would work and go a bit nuts.
"I get very laser-focused and have a habit of beating myself up about it. Some people have an easy confidence, but as much as I don’t want to, I tend to go into things worrying that I won’t be good enough, it’ll be a disaster, my career will be over and we’re all going to die. Then once it’s going it’s all fine. That’s why I have that motto to remind myself."
The couple initially met during the 2018 series when they were paired together, which they went on to win.
Stacey and Kevin met on Strictly Come Dancing (Image: Getty)
However at the time Stacey was dating her then-boyfriend Sam Tucknott. A few months later while Stacey was on the Strictly Live tour – dancing with Aljaz Skorjanec - she split up with Sam.
Despite rumours of an overlap, Stacey claimed she only fell for Kevin after her split with Sam. The couple recently welcomed their first baby together, a girl named Minnie.
Stacey and Kevin have been dating since 2019 (Image: Getty)
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Stacey originally shot to fame as an investigative journalist and has taken a deeper look into hard-hitting topics.
Shows such as Sex In Strange Places, Stacey On The Frontline, Young Sex For Sale In Japan and Canada's Lost Girls have covered social issues such as prostitution, child sexual exploitation and anti-abortion camps.
Stacey dropped out of school when she was just 15 years old to become a hairdressing assistant. However, she got her big break when she was 20 as a participant in the 2008 documentary Blood, Sweat and Tears.
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