Karen Hardy

About Karen Hardy

Professional ballroom dancer and coach from England who, with Bryan Watson, won the professional International Latin America Dance Championship in 1998.

Karen Hardy is a professional English dancer, coach, teacher and referee. In 1998, she won the international Latin American professional dance championship with Bryan Watson. She has also won the UK Open, National Great Britain, European Championship and World Championship. She currently runs a dance studio in Imperial Wharf, London. She was known as a professional dancer in Serious Video Games from 2005 to 2009 and a frequent contributor to Serious Dancing Game: It has two. She also filled a number of judges during the Serious Live Tour.

Nationality	British
Born	July 14, 1970, Weymouth, Dorset, England
Occupation	Ballroom dancer and coach

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Trivia

She appeared in the Channel 4 television series Faking It in its fourth series.

Karen Hardy before fame

She began dancing at the age of five and competed in the United States for two years, winning amateur titles on both the East and West coasts.

Achievement of Karen Hardy

In the fourth series of Channel 4's Faking It, she made an appearance.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Karen Hardy family life

She married Conrad Murray, a former New Zealand dancer, in 2003, and the couple has a son named Callum, who was born in 2005.

Associations of Karen Hardy

In the 2008 season of Strictly Come Dancing, she danced with Gary Rhodes.

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