Kym Marsh received a supportive kiss on the cheek from her professional dance partner Graziano Di Prima on Wednesday before they head to Strictly Come Dancing rehearsals in London.
The former Coronation Street star, 46, cut a casual figure in a pair of black skin-tight leggings and a khaki top. 
She donned a pair of sporty trainers and carried a black leather jacket as she prepared to learn a new dance for movie week.




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Struggle: Kym recently revealed she had been diagnosed with vertigo and admitted it may in fact ruin her chances of winning






Casual: She donned a pair of sporty trainers and carried a black leather jacket as she prepared to learn a new dance for movie week












Busy day: Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystal were all smiles as they arrived at rehearsals carryings several bags each 










Looking good: Ellie Taylor cut a casual figure in a grey hoodie, teamed with a pair of skin-tight floral leggings and a denim jacket

Speaking to Rylan Clark on Friday's Strictly: It Takes Two the television personality admitted that her Viennese Waltz exasperates her condition.
She explained: 'Well, you see I have got visual vertigo.

I had an ear problem about six years ago and it left me with visual vertigo, so basically even moving lights make me feel weird.
'I can't do it, so spinning and spinning, there is a particular part in this routine where I am spinning so fast and then he [Graziano] wants me to get up and do a turn on my own'.
She continued: 'Well, I can't do them at the best of times so I am literally like, 'Oh my, what am I going to do here?'. 
















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Performance: She and [url=http://q.uakino.lu]Фільми з українською озвучкою her partner Graziano Di Prima took on the Viennese Waltz during Saturday's show, with the judges impressed by how well the actress got the dance down

Vertigo - defined as a false sensation that the body or environment is moving - is a symptom, rather than a health condition itself.
It is commonly caused by a problem with the way balance works in the inner ear, although it can also be caused by problems in certain parts of the brain. 
Some cases improve over time, without treatment.

However, some people have repeated episodes for many months, or even years, such as those with M_ni_re's disease.