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Rod's Strictly serenade for Penny
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Penny Lancaster will be serenaded by husband Rod Stewart on Saturday's Strictly Come Dancing.
Penny, 38, will dance the cha cha cha with professional dancer Mathew Cutler while Rod performs Same Old Song.
The husband and wife will perform together live from the top of the Blackpool Tower and are apparently flying up there in Rod's private jet.
The model has not performed for the public since she starred in Strictly two years ago.
The BBC Twitter feed said: "Penny's Cha Cha (which she'll perform while Rod sings his hit "Same Old Song") is her first return to Strictly since competing in series five in 2007."
Penny and partner Ian White were voted out in the sixth week when they faced eventual runner-up Matt Di Angelo in the dance off.
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