Dancing With the Stars Bruno Tonioli Strips for Cancer

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        Dancing With the Stars Bruno Tonioli Strips for Cancer
    
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Dancing With the Stars judge Bruno Tonioli has joined a number of other U.K. celebs and stripped down as a part of Give Up Clothes for Good campaign to raise money for cancer research.

The former dancer is also a judge on the U.K. reality series Strictly Come Dancing. Check out his picture and pics of the other celebrities here.  

        
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