I Like the Way U Move 

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I Like the Way U Move

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Dating reality series where five professional dancers look for romance with a non-dancer.

Dating, dance, reality and romance. Professional dancers and rookies search for their perfect partner – on and off the dancefloor. Which couple will sizzle with sexy chemistry?

I Like the Way U Move is a BBC Three dating reality series where professional dancers and rookie non-dancers compete to find their perfect partner both on and off the dance floor. 

Renowned choreographer, dancer and actress Kaelynn 'KK' Harris is the resident dance expert, and she is joined by a series of guest judges. The series also features Jamie Laing, who himself is no stranger to the dance floor, having reached the 2020 Strictly final.

Series 1

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London

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Jamie Laing

Kaelynn Harris

Jamie Wiggins

Sarah Church

Mel Balac

Kelly Lynn

I Like the Way U Move: Series 1: Episode 3

Episode 3

BBC Three - I Like the Way U Move, Series 1, Episode 3

Change is in the air at the mixer with a new pro and new tensions.

Change is in the air at the mixer with a new pro and new tensions. Plus sizzling performances at the Dance Off judged by Giovanni Pernice, KK and Jamie Laing

At the second mixer, there’s a chance for a pro to swap their rookie for a new non-dancer. Nerves are high – will this be the end of the road for some of the rookies?

Feathers are ruffled when a new pro, Rhianna, is introduced to the house and reveals that one of the already taken rookies is just her type.

Strictly star Giovanni Pernice joins KK and Jamie at the Dance-Off, where the couples are given another chance to prove their chemistry and stay in the competition.

I Like the Way U Move: Series 1

A multi-platform service for 16-34s, featuring comedy, entertainment and factual content.

The BBC’s multi-platform service for 16 to 34s, innovating with breakthrough comedy, stand-out entertainment, brave documentary and intellectual factual content.

Dating reality series where professional dancers and rookie non-dancers compete to find their perfect partner both on and off the dance floor.

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