A TELLING clue signalling one Strictly Come Dancing star WON'T make the semi final has come to light.
Eagle eyed fans spotted the potential diary clash - between the BBC One show's last instalments and a theatre commitment.
It came after the latest Strictly names were announced on The Scott Mills Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2 this morning.
They saw Drag Race star La Voix and rugby star Chris Robshaw revealed as the latest competitors with their sights set on the Glitter Ball trophy.
Yet fans have speculated how La Voix, who was runner up on the sixth series of RuPaul's Drag Race UK, will not make the semi final due to a commitment to panto.
She is signed up for a production of Jack and the Beanstalk at the Wycombe Swan Theatre.
While the production kicks off on Friday, December 12 - in the midst of the Strictly season - the panto notes that she won’t be onstage on Saturday, December 20.
While it states "no other performances have been affected" this could be subject to change - yet it has led to speculation La Voix won't last until the festive season shows to give herself time to juggle both roles.
LA VOIX'S VIEW
After her Strictly reveal, La Voix gave her thoughts on her new telly role.
She said: "This is very exciting."
BBC Radio 2 host Scott then praised her outfit, with the drag star saying she was "channelling glitterball" before adding: "Strictly need to step up their game as I wear rhinestones on a daily basis."
Meanwhile La Voix - real name Chris Dennis - confessed that despite an extensive performing career, she is not known for being a dancing Queen.
She said: "I can't dance, I've always said it's not my thing.
"I've managed to get through 20 years of being on stage by standing in the centre and having dancers choreographed around me, now I can't hide behind that any more."
Prior to Drag Race, La Voix took part in the seventh series of Britain’s Got Talent but failed to reach the live semi-finals.
We told how they are expected to dance with a man on the series.
STRICTLY SO FAR
The first name to be announced for the 2025 series was Gladiators star Nitro - real name Harry Aikines Aryeetey - who took in the Christmas Special last year.
He was quickly followed by Love Island winner Dani Dyer, Doctor Who star Alex Kingston and former footballer Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink.
Representing soapland this year is EastEnders actress Balvinder Sopal, who plays Suki Panesar.
The sixth celebrity to be confirmed was YouTube star George Clarke.
