Strictly Come Dancing winners Dianne Buswell and Chris McCausland have sent fans into a frenzy with a cryptic post.

The duo won the 22nd season of the BBC reality show, beating JB Gill, Sarah Hadland, and Tasha Ghouri to the Glitterball Trophy.

Comedian Chris made history as the first blind contestant to compete on Strictly, moving fans with his emotional tribute to his hometown of Liverpool and his dazzling final routine.

Now that the latest season has come to an end, the duo have reunited for a secret project which professional dancer Dianne teased on Instagram.

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The star posted a picture alongside Chris, which showed them both beaming for the camera.

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In the caption, she wrote: "Nine days and counting 👀👀….?????? That's all you get for now 😉."

Fans took to the comments to share their excitement, with one user asking the duo: "Now why would you do this to me while I'm at Disneyland?!"

Another added: "Oooooooh, this sounds exciting! I'm so excited to see what you're up to!"

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Others asked if the exciting post could mean Chris and Dianne will appear on the Strictly live tour.

It comes as Chris' hour-long comedy special Chris McCausland: Live arrives on Netflix.

As well as a 200-date live tour, the comedian is also set to release a memoir following his historic Strictly win.

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Announcing the news, he said: "I thought Strictly was terrifying, but my book has a release date, and I haven't started writing it yet.

"Don't worry, I'm going to start right now. It will be really funny, I promise."

It will be titled Chris McCausland - My Story and is set to be released on October 9.

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