Graeme, best known as The Dogfather, first began dancing at a charity event in 2012 and said it was a "dream come true" to be on Strictly after a stroke made him think he'd never be able to dance again, having given it up in 2019.
"Well, there's competitions and there's competitions, right?" Graeme told Radio Times. "I'd got involved in a charity event in 2012, and then I carried on dancing as a hobby. And I did some beginner and novice competitions, in village halls and all that round the country."
He added: "Oh my goodness. I mean, in that launch show we were already doing things that I never did in the five years when I was dancing. Lifts, drops... But we did it and it was really good."
Lauren Oakley told Radio Times that she reckons Graeme will be "great at a Paso Doble" as he has "a really good dance face".
As for what she's looking forward to teach, the pro added: "I think the Viennese Waltz because I know how much Graeme really wants to do it, and I also really like choreographing a Viennese Waltz. I think it's very music dependent."
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