There wasn't a dry eye in the house ❤️️ Kym Marsh emotionally opened up on how much her Strictly Come Dancing performance this week meant to her and her family, dedicating it to her late son Archie, who died shortly after birth.
performance this week meant to her and her family, dedicating it to her late son Archie, who died shortly after birth.
The Coronation Street star, who’s partnered with Graziano Di Prima, lost her new-born son shortly after giving birth in February 2009.Ahead of the dance, Kym began in the recording: ‘This is going to be a very very special dance to Chasing Cars.’ The 46-year-old continued: ‘That song is very special to us as a family because it reminds us of my son, Archie, I gave birth to him prematurely, and unfortunately he died shortly after he was born.
‘I feel like by doing this dance, not only is it going to be in memory of Archie but it also hopefully might get people talking about their own experiences, because it’s the right road to putting your life back together.’Their emotional performance scored them an impressive 31 points from the judges.
‘The message you tried to come through, the fragility and vulnerability, it came through,’ judge Motsi Mabuse commented after the performance.The actress got tearful after hearing the impact of her dance ‘It was so nice to be able to dance that,’ Kym emotionally said after the comments, as she teared up over its special meaning.
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