A Met officer who wowed judges on Britain’s Got Talent with his dazzling dance moves has now blown away pensioners at a south London care home – even coming away with a marriage proposal.
Kingston PC Dan Graham, nicknamed Dancing Dan, visited residents at the Royal Star and Garter care home in Surbiton last week, showing off his signature moves in his full uniform.
One 103-year-old pensioner Viv was so impressed by his moves, she cheekily asked PC Graham whether he is married.
The cop danced with staff at the care home to Stevie Wonder classic Signed Sealed Delivered, as thrilled residents clapped along to his impressive moves.
After the dance, Viv asked “are you married?”, for the 33-year-old cop to enthusiastically reply “no I’m not”.
One woman shaked a pair of maracas along to the music as the Kingston PC showed off his now famous dance moves.
Dancing Dan went viral last year after more than 1.5 million people watched a clip of him busting moves as part of the running man challenge.
Last month, he appeared on ITV’s Britian’s Got Talent and got four yeses from judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Amanda Holden.
He made an off duty arrest in Epsom, Surrey, just hours after the show aired while out celebrating with friends.
He told the Standard before the show aired that he wanted to appear on the entertainment programme to show the “human side of the police”.
Since becoming a viral sensation, PC Graham, appeared in a follow-up video, where performed in a dance-off with a pig for charity non-stop dance-athon.
While at the care home, the Met also gave a talk on crime prevention measures, including how to avoid scams.
