The eight-part series will give contestants the chance to find love through dance, as professional dancers and non-dancers compete to find the perfect match that will sweep them off their feet, both on and off the dance floor. 

There will be a series of fun challenges to test the budding connections, combining dance, dating and drama in order to find true love, including breath-taking routines and shocking eliminations.

Each episode will see Laing and Harris joined by a guest judge to determine which couples have the most chemistry and deserve to stay in the competition. 

Laing is no stranger to the pressures of impressing on the dance floor, after making it to the final of Strictly Come Dancing 2020 and finishing as a runner up. 

Harris became a viral sensation at 16 years old for her versatile and sharp dance style, which has led to her becoming a world-renowned dancer, choreographer and actress. 

“Just when everyone thought they were safe from seeing me dancing again (I miss Hercules!), here I am already returning to the dance floor for the BBC,” said Jamie Laing. 

He added: “This time, however, I will be helping others find love by getting them to learn some irresistible dance moves. I cannot wait to meet the single contestants, and hopefully I’ll be able to give them some good tips from what I learnt on Strictly to get a new hot date. I can’t wait!”

Kaelynn ‘KK’ Harris commented: “Dance is the international language that all can understand. What better way to find love is to merge two of the most influential things- love and dance! 

“I can’t wait to meet the contestants, offer some valuable insight, and follow along on their beautiful journey!”

I Like The Way You Move will air on BBC Three later in 2021.