Rose Ayling-Ellis Addresses Hearing Loss Challenges in New Show

Rose Ayling-Ellis, the first deaf contestant to win Strictly Come Dancing, recently reflected on her intense experience on the show and its impact on her loved ones during a podcast interview. She described the whirlwind of emotions she felt, calling the experience a 'blur' and acknowledging that her family was often confused by her sudden fame. Following her victory, Rose has continued to break barriers, recently starring in a new BBC series that teaches British Sign Language to elderly people, emphasizing the importance of communication for those experiencing hearing loss. She expressed gratitude for the representation she received on EastEnders, where she portrayed a deaf character, highlighting the need for more inclusive storytelling in television. Rose's journey has inspired many, and she hopes to continue advocating for the deaf community while sharing her experiences. Her accomplishments also include being the first celebrity to sign a CBeebies Bedtime Story, showcasing her commitment to raising awareness about deafness.