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Kelly Brook has pulled out of Strictly Come Dancing following the death of her father on Monday.
The BBC said the model and actress, a favourite to win the ballroom dancing show, decided today that she was unable to continue competing.
Yesterday Brook, 28, said she was determined to keep performing on the high-rating BBC1 programme despite her father succumbing to cancer.
A BBC spokesperson said: "Sadly Kelly Brook has taken the decision to pull out of Strictly Come Dancing following the loss of her father this week.
"Kelly has done some training as she had hoped to continue with the show in his memory.
"However, understandably she has found it too difficult. Kelly has been a fantastic part of the programme and she will be sorely missed by everyone on the show who would also like to express their deepest sympathy to Kelly and her family at this difficult time."
Brook’s spokesperson said: "Kelly has decided to withdraw from Strictly Come Dancing to be with her family following the death of her father this week.
"Kelly would like to wish the remaining contestants the best of luck and thank everyone for their support and to add that she thoroughly enjoyed taking part in this series."
Brook, engaged to Titanic actor Billy Zane, had kept her father's terminal illness quiet as she competed in the competition.
Until last weekend, she, and her dance partner Brendan Cole, had received high praise from the judges, but on Saturday the pair were criticised. Cole explained they had little time to practice, but at the time couldn’t say why.
The departure leaves singer Alesha Dixon, actress Letitia Dean, former rugby star Kenny Logan, Blue Peter host Gethin Jones and EastEnders actor Matt D'Angelo competing to win the show.

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Dear Kelly
I watch SCD because I love dance and have done since I was a child. The competition is weaker without you but what I am sad about (for me) is that I cannot just enjoy your dance.
What I am sad about (for you) is pretty obvious. Nothing in life prepares us for the loss of a parent. You show your father and family true respect and loyalty by pulling out
This loss will not go away - but I so much hope we could see you back as a guest or on the Christmas show.
Keep dancing is message 2 - keep being a human being with love is number one.
Wish I could help
All the best
Lesley
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Lesley Pendlebury, London, England UK
I hope we will see Kelly maybe back in the next series..I like to wish her all the strenght to overcome this sad period in her life.
baptist vandermeyde-girard, the hague, netherlands
sad to see kelly leave the compertition because i wanted them to wiv and they were favourites to win but it is understandable with hers farther death deppest symathy to kelly and her family !
lily, shrewsbury, england
So very sorry to hear about your loss. The competition will not be the same without you. I think you could have won.
Kim Osborne, Hounslow, Middlesex
Your glamour and beauty lit up the screen on Saturday nights. I am so sorry for your loss you were very brave to get as far as you did Kelly - we will miss you on the show. Hoping you will be back for the final
Love from Shirley and Family , Cheshire
shirley addis, Cheshire, England
My thoughts are with Kelly and her family. Im truely sorry for their loss. They must have been so brave and as much as her Dad would have said "carry on" its understandable that with such sorrow and pain in her heart, this would have been difficult. Maybe it could be arranged she could come back another time to finish where she left off,
Gail Webster, Sutton Coldfield, England
Will miss you Kelly, you were very good at the dancing. Best wishes to you and your family at this time. Our thoughts are with you.
Terry , Four Oaks, England
What a shamw that this has happend to Kelly. I felt she was the one to win but she must feel devastated at the loss of her father.
I know the judges never knew of her predicament but should be very carefull when they critisise people. They should keep there coments professional & not get personal like they do.
I extend my deepest sympathy to Kelly and her family,
T.Lewry
Tony Lewry, New Milton, Hant's, UK