Ola Jordan

Aleksandra Grabowska has been dancing since the age of ten She won Poland's Open Championships in 1999 aged seventeen, and went on to take 12th place in the following year's World Championships. though they did not turn professional until 2003. The couple married in October 2003. In May 2006, the couple came second in the Blackpool Professional Rising Stars Latin event, and in November, they came third in the British Championships for Professional Latin. Ola and husband James first took part in the BBC One television show Strictly Come Dancing series 4 in 2006. In 2009, Ola won the Glitter Ball trophy with her celebrity dance partner, BBC sports reporter Chris Hollins in seventh series. ==Strictly Come Dancing==

Highest and lowest scoring performances per dance DJ Spoony is the only celebrity not to appear on this list. Jordan first appeared on Strictly Come Dancing during the show's fourth series in 2006, partnering DJ Spoony. while Gabby Logan was voted out earlier, in the fourth week. Jordan was knocked out of series 6 in week seven of the competition, with her partner GMTV presenter Andrew Castle. Jordan partnered magician Paul Daniels in the eighth season of the show; they were the second couple to be voted off. In September 2012, during the show's tenth series, Jordan was partnered with EastEnders actor Sid Owen. On 5 September 2015, Strictly Come Dancing revealed Jordan would dance with sports commentator and Olympic medalist Iwan Thomas for the upcoming thirteenth series. They were the first couple to leave the competition on 4 October 2015. Shortly after their elimination, Jordan announced this was to be her last series of Strictly Come Dancing as she would not be returning in the following series. She made her last appearance when she was featured in a group dance for the Series 13 Final. DJ Spoony Kenny Logan Andrew Castle Chris Hollins • Darcey Bussell joined the judging panel for the last three weeks of the show. Paul Daniels Robbie Savage Sid Owen Ashley Taylor Dawson Steve Backshall • Donny Osmond joined the judging panel for Movie Week in week three. Iwan Thomas ==Other television appearances==

Ola and James Jordan took part in a celebrity version of television programme Total Wipeout which was broadcast on 26 December 2009. In 2010, she and Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman appeared as a team in the BBC programme Bargain Hunt for the benefit of the Children in Need appeal. Ola and James Jordan also took part in the judging panel on the television show Dancing on Wheels in 2010, and the couple also appeared on All Star Mr & Mrs in 2013, where they won the show. Ola and James appeared on an episode of Through the Keyhole in September 2015, as celebrity homeowners. In December 2014, Jordan was announced as one of the celebrity competitors for the Channel 4 series The Jump, a television show which requires celebrities to compete in events such as skeleton, ski jumping, bobsleigh, slalom, and ski cross. While practicing for the series, Jordan fell during a training run. The resulting injury forced Jordan to withdraw from The Jump, and also prevented her from participating in the Series 12 finale of Strictly Come Dancing. In November 2016, she took part in the sixteenth series of ''I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!''; she was the third celebrity to be voted out of the jungle. In February 2018, Polish broadcaster Polsat announced that Jordan would replace Beata Tyszkiewicz as a judge on Dancing with the Stars: Taniec z gwiazdami (Polish version of Strictly Come Dancing). In 2019, she appeared on the fourth series of Celebrity Coach Trip alongside husband James. ==References==