Dancing With The Stars Ireland have hired a new pro dancer – and he’ll definitely set pulses racing on the second series of the popular RTÉ show.
Polish dancer Robert Rowinski, 33, will replace Sean Mullen, who was partnered with Dr Eva Orsmond for the first series and is now competing internationally.
Speaking to the Herald, the hunky dancer, who previously won the Polish version of the show, said, “DWTS Ireland is going to be an amazing experience.”
“I feel it will be a challenge for me, even though I have the experience of winning DWTS in Poland. It will be a new country, with lots of new people and a different language.”
“However, I know I will thoroughly enjoy every minute of the new series and I am very excited to be working with the other pro dancers and Irish stars this season.”
When asked what he’s hoping to find in his partner, Robert said a “great sense of humour”, and added that “natural rhythm is always a bonus”.
Aside from winning DWTS in Poland, Robert has opened two dance schools, and has also taken part in Canada’s Dance Star and One More Dance in London’s West End.
Robert will join all the pro-dancers who appeared on the show last year, and rehearsals are due to start shortly.
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