Strictly Come Dancing will return in just a matter of weeks but it will look like a very different show due to new rules brought in because of coronavirus.
But Strictly It Takes Two host Rylan Clark-Neal, 31, has reassured fans that nothing huge will change, saying "it's still the show we all love".
The TV presenter said fans won't be disappointed and it's "business as usual" for the crew.
Bosses have brought in a number of changes, including having no live audiences and asking the professional dancers to isolate together while they train for the show over the next few weeks.
Rylan told MailOnline : "It's business as usual for me, Zoe, Claudia [Winkleman] and Tess [Daly]
"Rest assured the BBC would not let a brand as big as Strictly go on air and not work.
"'It will be the show we all love!"
It comes as the first few celebrities in the Strictly 2020 line-up have been announced.
The first three celebrities were confirmed on The One Show on Tuesday night.
American footballer Jason Bell, actress Caroline Quentin and The Wanted Max George are officially on the line-up.
Ranvir Singh was then announced on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday morning.
Just moments later radio presenter Clara Amfo was added to the-line-up.
* Strictly Come Dancing will return to BBC One next month
