She was left stranded during an evening journey
Strictly alumni Helen Skelton experienced a travel mishap this week after getting stranded in her electric car.
Sitting in darkness, the 39-year-old shared a clip with the caption: "I thought electric cars were the future," followed by mind-blown and angry emojis. Helen admitted this was not the first time this had happened to her as she recalled owning an "impractical" Nissan Leaf more than 10 years ago, the Mirror reports.She said: "I had an electric car over a decade ago - a Nissan Leaf. It didn't work out. I could never charge it and it was really impractical.
Over the past few days, Helen and Gorka have been sharing cute snaps of each other on their Instagram pages. The duo has been catching up ahead of the Strictly tour which Gorka won't be a part of.
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