Georgia May Foote will have plenty of experience to draw from as she puts on a spooky performance on ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ this weekend, as she claims her childhood home is haunted by an old lady.
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The former ‘Coronation Street’ star was left terrified by a ghost who tried to bite her toes as a child, and admitted she still won’t stay alone in her parents’ home because of the ghoul.
Georgia May Foote
She told The Sun: “I know a lot of people don’t believe in this but my mum and dad’s house, which they’ve had from when I was a kid, is absolutely riddled with ghosts.
“Everybody has had an experience in the back bedroom, which used to be my room.
“At the age of three every child has screamed and said there’s an old lady trying to bite their toes. I remember it and my sister, to this day, can’t sleep with her feet out of the bed.
“There have been doors shutting and people feeling like there is someone in the house — it is really freaky.”
“I’m 24 and I still won’t sleep there on my own,” she added.
Saturday’s Halloween special of ‘Strictly’ will see Georgia and partner Giovanni Pernice performing the Tango to ‘Ghostbusters’ by Ray Parker Junior.
The couple bagged their highest score of the competition so far last weekend, with their Salsa routine to Sylvester's ‘You Make Me Feel’ bagging them 31 points out of 40.
Georgia and Giovanni were high-scoring last week
It was recently claimed that Georgia’s boyfriend - former ‘Coronation Street co-star Sean Ward - was unhappy with her closeness to Giovanni.
A source told The Mirror: “Everyone keeps talking about the 'Strictly' curse and it's made him really uncomfortable.
"It’s been hard for Sean because Georgia has been spending so much time rehearsing.”
‘Strictly Come Dancing’ continues on Saturday (31 October) at 6.35pm on BBC One.
