Strictly Come Dancing bosses are in talks with “two A-listers” as they try to get the show back to its former glory.
It has been criticised in recent years for featuring too many unknowns.
Fans are hoping the BBC competition will still go ahead this year despite the coronavirus crisis.
And sources say the lockdown could make big stars even more keen to join up.
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