Strictly Come Dancing coach 'could lose home' after stroke
Warren Bullock, husband of a former Strictly Come Dancing coach, is facing potential financial ruin while caring for his wife following a severe stroke. The couple is struggling with the high costs of 24/7 care and the physical toll of managing her complex health needs.
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Highlights the severe financial and emotional strain placed on families providing long-term home care for stroke survivors.
Image source, Warren Bullock Image caption, Warren said he and Jane had faced a challenging time since her stroke
The husband of a renowned ballroom dancer who needs 24/7 care after suffering a stroke said he could be forced to sell their home to pay for the help she needs each day.
Jane Bullock , who coached professionals for the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, collapsed at her Wolverhampton home on 10 August 2025, after she finished teaching a class.
As a result, the once fit and healthy dancer lost half her sight and all the movement on the left side of her body, meaning she is often restricted to her bed.
Her husband Warren said her life had "completely changed" and it had been a difficult time for both of them.
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