Strictly Come Dancing insiders fear Amy Dowden could quit the show after she collapsed backstage and was rushed to hospital on Saturday. 

The Welsh pro dancer, 34, has Crohn’s Disease and is believed to be in remission following a gruelling breast cancer battle.

JLS star JB Gill was forced to stand solo for Sunday night's results show after his partner Amy collapsed backstage after filming wrapped on Saturday's live show. 

Amy, who missed the 2023 series of Strictly after being diagnosed with breast cancer, was forced to miss Sunday's Results show, which was pre-recorded shortly after her collapse on Saturday night.

Now concerned insiders are worried Amy won't be able to continue the competition, given the severity of her incident.

An insider told The Sun: 'Amy was obviously in huge distress. Everyone around her was equally upset because they felt so helpless.

'JB had to be given a hug. Even the medic who first attended to Amy needed support and consolation. 

'The only thing they could do was try to get her to hospital as quickly and safely as possible.'

Amy was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer the day after she came home from her honeymoon with husband Ben Jones in 2023.

In what became the toughest year of her life, the Strictly Come Dancing star underwent a mastectomy, chemotherapy, fertility treatment and also almost died of sepsis. 

The dancer has battled gut condition Crohn's disease since she was a child and said she has already been through 'quite a lot' in her life with health struggles. 

JB shared an Instagram message on Sunday as the pair made it through to another week, writing 'on behalf of both @amydowden and I.'

'I just want to say a huge thank you to everyone for voting for us and wishing us well. We absolutely loved our performance on Saturday night and are SO grateful to be through to another week Thank you, thank you, thank you for your support.'

JB's message was met with an outpouring of love for Amy from her co-stars and fans. 

Pete Wicks and Amy's close friend on the show, fellow pro Dianne Buswell both posted heart emojis. JB also reposted messages from fan accounts voicing their excitement that the pair would be competing for another week. 

Amy has so far not posted on social media since Saturday night. 

But fans rushed to X - formerly known as Twitter - to send the professional dancer well wishes and a speedy recovery.

'Sending our heartfelt best wishes for a speedy return to the studio! We love watching you and JB dancing!; Wishing best wishes and a speedy recovery to the wonderful, inspirational Amy Dowden.'

'Sending love & best wishes to #amydowden She is so inspirational... overcoming so much. Great to see her back on #Strictly Please be well enough to continue this series...'

'Sending lots of love to Amy Dowden. And I hope she is feeling so much better now; Hoping Amy Dowden is doing ok & wishing her well'

'Hope @AmyDowden feels better soon. Sending much love and prayers.'

At the start of the show hosts Tess Daly and Claudia confirmed Amy would not be appearing in the results show on Sunday.

Giving an update to viewers at home as she opened the show, Tess said: 'Amy is unable to be with us for tonight's show.'

Appearing solo on Sunday's show, viewers also saw JB tell host Claudia: 'Amy, of course is going to be so happy that we are through to Icon's week.' 

A spokesperson for the East of England Ambulance Service said on Sunday: 'We were called just after 9pm on Saturday to attend a medical emergency at Elstree Studios in Borehamwood.

'An ambulance was sent to the scene. One patient, an adult female, was transported to Barnet Hospital for further care.'

Moments earlier the dancer had performed the Foxtrot to Toploader hit Dancing In The Moonlight with her celebrity partner, JLS star JB Gill.

But fans noted the dancer was partially seated during her latest performance.

The pair climbed to number five on the Strictly leaderboard after being awarded a collective score of 32 from show judges Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel-Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke.

A statement from Amy's spokesperson confirmed: 'Amy was feeling unwell and so an ambulance was called as a precaution. 

'She is feeling much better and would like to thank the Strictly family for their love and concern.

'We request Amy's privacy in matters of health is kindly respected.'

Amy returned to the show following a one year absence in September.

Her world came crashing down when she was diagnosed with cancer the day after she came home from her honeymoon with dancer husband Ben Jones in 2023.

Amy had found a lump in her breast the day before she flew to the Maldives. 

While she hoped it could be cured by surgery, two months later in June doctors found another type of cancer.

While she will not get the all-clear for five years and will still need treatment, she thanked her family and friends for their support amid her 'toughest year'. 

Sharing a jubilant picture with Instagram followers, she wrote: 'NO EVIDENCE OF DISEASE! Words I dreamed of! My biggest accomplishment yet!

'I won’t be getting the all clear for 5 years especially with a hormone fed cancer. But it was all worth it. Words I never thought I’d hear at one point.

'So grateful for all the care I received and continue to have.

'To my husband, family and friends who supported me unconditionally and to you guys! Thank you!'

She continued: 'I will still need a monthly injection for 5 years and regular check ups.

'Chemo and this past year has certainly took its toll on my body both physically and mentally, so I’ll be taking the next few months to heal and recover.

'I have so much to strive and live for, and so grateful for another chance at life! Something I know not all get. I certainly see life differently and my life has changed forever!

Her friend, Dragon's Den star Sara Davies, who competed on Strictly in 2021, recently revealed that she had to convince Amy to go ahead with her treatment when it was offered because Amy was scared she’d miss out on her Strictly career.

Businesswoman Sara said Amy had been 'hardwired' to dance from a young age and the thought of taking time off to concentrate on her health scared her.

Sara said on the Invite Only podcast: 'I spent a lot of time with her at the start of the cancer diagnosis when she wasn't feeling positive. She'd been dealt a bad hand and she was struggling with it.

'I knew then I needed to be the friend that was filling her tank, but also if you just want someone to give you a hug and tell you it's gonna be okay, I'm not the one to go to.

'I was the one who was like, "What's the plan, Amy?" and pushing her to make difficult decisions. She wasn't sure if she was going to have chemo so we talked about that.' 

She added: 'What I've realised with the dancers is that from being little, they are hardwired to dance. And the biggest blow for her was, "If I don't go down that route, I won't be able to do Strictly this year".

'I had to look her in the eye and say, "Amy, you've got cancer. They've literally just cut your boob off. They are telling you you need to have this chemo to get better. Don't worry about dance and Strictly".

'Her response was, "But they might not want me back next year". So I said, "Amy, you're amazing at what you do, of course they will want you back. You're so well-loved. Please, it's really important. Get well".

'And then she went on the show without her wig as well. What a phenomenal moment. When I saw her, I cried.'