Len Goodman, 'Dancing with the Stars' head judge, dead at 78

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Len Goodman, the head judge on ABC’s hit show, Dancing with the Stars. Goodman died at the age of 78, leaving behind a legacy marked by his impressive dance history and his role in propelling the show to immense popularity.

The British ballroom dancer and choreographer had an impressive career spanning over four decades. Goodman served as a head judge on both the American and British versions of Dancing with the Stars, and was also a former judge on Britain’s Strictly Come Dancing.

Goodman was known for his endearing personality and his constructive but honest critiques of contestants on the dance floor. His absence from the show in recent years due to travel restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic had been sorely felt by fans and participants alike.

The news of Goodman’s passing has taken the entertainment world by surprise, and many have taken to social media to express their condolences and to remember the impactful role he played in the world of dance and television.

Goodman’s legacy will continue to live on not just through his work, but through the countless lives he touched and inspired with his passion for dance. His contributions to the world of entertainment will not be forgotten, and he will be greatly missed.

The passing of Len Goodman is a reminder of the impact that individuals can have in their respective fields. It serves as a testament to the importance of pursuing passions, and the lasting legacy that such pursuits can leave behind.