Robin Windsor was one of the brightest professional dancers on the infamous Strictly Come Dancing ballroom. But on February 19, the dancer was found dead at the age of 44 following a long battle with depression. His cause of death has not been given.
On Sunday evening (November 3), his life was celebrated at a special event, Robin Windsor: The Final Act , where his loved ones gathered at London’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane to pay tribute to the late dancer. The event was hosted by Emmerdale ’s Lisa Riley, who formed a close friendship with Robin on Strictly in 2012, and judge Anton Du Beke was on hand to co-host. He touchingly compared Robin to the show’s infamous trophy and called him a “human Glitterball”, while Gorka Márquez, Joanne Clifton and Vincent Simone also attended.
Get the latest Strictly news straight to your inbox with our Strictly Come Dancing newsletter As fans celebrate what would have been his 45th birthday, Daily Express has taken a deep dive inside his little-known business away from the ballroom. According to the Daily Mail , the ballroom expert owned a business called Happy Feet Creative Limited which he founded in 2013 – three years after he joined the Strictly cast. It is understood the entertainer died with just £879 in his company’s business account which had not traded for some time.
According to Companies House Records, the star was facing an “active proposal” to be struck off. The company was owed almost £5,000 the last time it.
