Toyah Willcox and Robert Fripp: Why They Chose a Childfree Life

Singer-songwriter Toyah Willcox is stepping into the spotlight this season as part of the Strictly Come Dancing cast! At 66, she brings an infectious energy to the dance floor, sharing her enthusiasm for the journey ahead. Toyah praised the BBC team for their incredible support, stating that they have "done absolutely everything" to provide a joyful experience for all participants. Amid recent allegations involving professional dancers Graziano Di Prima and Giovanni Pernice, Toyah emphasized her commitment to contributing her best to the show while ensuring no one endures hardship.

Describing the production team as "spectacular," Toyah appreciated the open communication, highlighting that they can readily discuss any concerns. The first episode airs tonight, with her supportive husband, Robert Fripp, cheering her on from the audience. Having been married for an impressive 38 years, Robert’s roots date back to May 16, 1946, in Wimborne Minster, Dorset, where he discovered his passion for guitar at the tender age of 11.

As an iconic guitarist, Robert has made significant contributions to music over the past five decades. He is particularly renowned as the founder of King Crimson, a trailblazing progressive rock band that took shape in London in 1968. With eight UK albums that have soared into the top ten, including classics like In the Court of the Crimson King and Red, the band has captivated fans across generations, even reuniting multiple times after their disbandment in 1974.

Throughout his illustrious career, Robert has collaborated with legends like David Bowie, Brian Eno, Peter Gabriel, and Talking Heads. He famously teamed up with Brian Eno to form Fripp & Eno and launched the Guitar Craft school, advocating for artistic