Matt Goss has said he doesn't want "a reclusive life in my place" as he prepares to take on Strictly Come Dancing and return to the public eye in the UK.
The 80s star, 53, is looking forward to "embracing life" and said he gets treated "like part of the family" in this country. Matt, who shot to fame alongside his brother Luke in Bros, was announced as the eighth contestant on the BBC show this week.
He will compete against the likes of Kym Marsh, Ellie Simmonds and Kaye Adams. Speaking on BBC Breakfast on Tuesday, Matt said: "It is a nice feeling to have - that familiarity with the British public. It’s very conversational.
