Bobby Brazier has stripped off to reveal an unconventional nighttime routine aimed at perfecting his dance prowess for his Strictly Come Dancing debut.

As one of the celebrity contenders vying for the coveted glitterball trophy this season, the EastEnders star is leaving no stone unturned in his preparations.

In his relentless pursuit of achieving the perfect posture, the 20-year-old, who is the offspring of the late Big Brother luminary Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier, has taken an extraordinary step.

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Bobby has chosen to forego the comforts of his bed, opting instead to slumber on his bedroom floor.

Sharing his unique strategy with his supporters through a video message, Bobby opened up in a topless video from his bedroom as he admitted: “Good morning everyone, I just got up out of bed. I slept on the floor last night.

“Do you think the floor will help me with my posture? So I can become a nice elegant dancer?

“I sleep on the floor so that I can wake up earlier. Didn’t work this morning because I laid back down.”

He then revealed an exciting career update, adding: "Anyway in the next video, I'm going to tell you a secret.”

He went on to say that he has made the shortlist for the Rising Star National Television Award

"So thank you so much if you voted for the right for me to win the Rising Star National Television Award. I've made the shortlist which means the votes have reopened again," he gushed.

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Bobby will be competing against a slew of celebrities when Strictly Come Dancing returns next month.

Some names include broadcaster Angela Rippon, fellow soap star Ellie Leach, TV presenter Les Dennis and Paralympic champion Jody Cundy.

Bobby was issued a warning by his dad Jeff ahead of his Strictly Come Dancing debut.

Jeff, who appeared on Dancing On Ice in 2011, told The Mirror: “I’m really proud of Bobby and the attitude he has had since he’s been on EastEnders. He’s wanted to absorb as much from all the incredibly experienced actors around him. He’s made a really good start to his career, and I can see he’s proud of himself, too.”

He went on: “It’s going to be really difficult, he’s going to have to really dig in. There’s a lot to learn, then you forget it all and there’s another routine!”

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