Seann Walsh
The Stand, Edinburgh
There are stories about PTSD, depression, even an anecdote about a suicide attempt. Yet somehow he finds the funny in all of this because what he is best at is not the doing the Paso Doble to the Matrix theme but standup comedy.
It is no surprise to hear that Walsh had mental health issues after Strictly.
What is a surprise is the revelation that he grew up with a heroin-addicted father. Money was so tight they did not have a dinner table. He chuckles as he pictures himself fronting a travel series with his dad - rather different to the one Jack Whitehall presents with Michael Whitehall.
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