Yvette Fielding, the renowned paranormal investigator, claims that the dressing rooms for Strictly Come Dancing are haunted. The activity is allegedly centered at Elstree Studios in London, where the BBC production is filmed.
The Paranormal Activity at Elstree Studios
According to a report by the Daily Mail, Yvette Fielding believes that the history of the land and the buildings at Elstree Studios creates the ideal conditions for paranormal events. The studios serve as the filming hub not only for the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, but also for other high-profile productions including EastEnders and ITV's The Chase.
Fielding suggests that the ghosts are not limited to one specific room but are lurking throughout the facility. she notes that people associated with Strictly Come Dancing have reported unexplained occurrences in the dressing rooms, specifically citing instances where costumes and dresses have been moved by unseen forces. The report says that judges and professional dancers have also been terrified by unexplained noises and "bumps" on the set.
A Legacy of Fear from the 2006 Girls Aloud Special
This claim follows a long career for Yvette Fielding as the co-creator and host of the reality series Most Haunted. her history of investigating high-stress environments includes a 2006 episode featuring members of the pop group Girls Aloud. During that investigation, members including Cheryl Cole, Sarah Harding, Kimberley Walsh, and Nicola Roberts participated, though Nadine Coyle declined to join due to fear.
The intensity of that particular 2006 investigation was such that one participant reportedly could not handle the experience and required the assistance of a psychologist. Fielding recalls that while some members of Girls Aloud were skeptical, others, like the late Sarah Harding, were fully immersed in the belief that the activity was real. this pattern of celebrity reactions underscores Fielding's perspective that high-energy environments often attract or generate paranormal manifestations.
The Unnamed Witnesses and the 'Energy' Theory
While Yvette Fielding asserts that she knows people from Strictly Come Dancing who have witnessed these events, the specific identities of the terrified judges or dancers remain unverified. The source does not name any current BBC staff or cast members who have officially corroborated the claims of moving dresses or auditory anomalies.
Fielding attributes these occurrences to the emission of energy by humans , particularly in places where electricity is heavily utilized. She has expressed a strong desire to conduct a formal investigation of the Strictly Come Dancing studios, provided she can enter the premises after the lights have been turned off and the crew has departed for the night.
How 80% of Small Businesses Face 'Invisible' Energy Drains
Beyond the supernatural, Yvette Fielding is currently applying her investigative skills to a more material problem: energy waste. In a campaign for the non-profit Smart Energy GB, Fielding visited the Bookshop on the Heath, an independent London bookstore, to highlihgt how "invisible energy drains" inflate business costs.
The campaign is backed by a poll revealing that 80 per cent of small business owners are "haunted" by energy being consumed outside of working hours. The data shows a significant gap in awareness, as only 17 per cent of owners know exactly how much energy their premises consume when closed. However, the report notes a positive trend in technology adoption, with 91 per cent of owners who have installed smart meters stating the devices helped them reduce their energy bills.
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