"Game of Thrones" and "Our Flag Means Death" icon Kristian Nairn has signed up to compete in Season 23 of the BBC's "Strictly Come Dancing" next month.

Game of Thrones star Kristian Nairn, 49, is the fifteenth and final celebrity joining the new series of Strictly Come Dancing. He is best known for portraying Hodor in the hit HBO fantasy show. Nairn is also known to millions around the world for his role as Wee John Feeney in two series of the HBO comedy Our Flag Means Death.

As well as intel based on seasons of years gone by, rumours swirling in TV land suggest the 2025 edition of Strictly Come Dancing will premiere on 20 September.

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"Drag Race UK" alum La Voix, "Neighbours" actor Stefan Davis and other celebrities were announced for "Strictly Come Dancing" Season 23, coming to BBC One.

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