Strictly Come Dancing's Anton Du Beke is dancing with partner Emma Barton, 42, on the 17th series of the celebrity dance show. After years of failing to get to the penultimate round of

the competition, the professional dance is finally in the final for the second time in 17 years. Anton Du Beke is a British ballroom and Latin dancer, singer, comedian, author and television

presenter, best known as a professional dancer on the BBC One celebrity dancing show, Strictly Come Dancing. With a successful career in entertainment, how much has the dancer made from

Strictly Come Dancing?  Strictly Come Dancing is coming to an end this evening with the highly anticipated final dance battle between Emma Barton, Kelvin Fletcher and Karim Zeroual, which

around £30,000 per season. However, a recent report claimed seasoned pro Anton, who has worked in every one of the 17 seasons of Strictly,  earns more. According to Heart Radio, Anton has

beefed up his Strictly salary to closer to £50,000, which contributes to his net worth. Anton has also reportedly increased his annual takings this year with an extra £65,000 coming from his

own professional tour with Erin Boag. DON'T MISS He earns money from appearing in Dancing with the stars at Alton Towers and banked £45,000 from his book, One Enchanted Evening. So,

what is Anton Du Beke’s net worth? According to Celebrity Net Worth, his salary from Strictly, as well as Anton’s other ventures in TV, singing and writing, has earned the dancer quite a

tidy sum. In fact, the dancer has an estimated net worth of over £7.5million. While this is certainly nothing to scoff at, there have been issues in the past with some of the pro dancers

feeling disgruntled at their pay packet in comparison to Strictly’s judges. The dancers work up to 14 hours a day training their celebrity partners and are responsible for choreographing the

weekly group dances. However, it was reported that judges can earn as much as £250,000 for appearing on the season. The dancers were furious in 2012 when they got a £500 wage rise and the

judges received a £20,000 pay boost. Brendan Cole - who reportedly earns around £35,000 - told Now magazine: “My money from Strictly just about pays the bills. I don’t have a car. “I would

like to get one but until then I'm on the Tube. I don't even own my house. I can't afford it. I rent where I live.” However, judge Bruno Tonioli is not sympathetic to the

dancers. He told The Mirror: “Those are the terms of the negotiations. If you don’t like it, stop moaning and f**k off!” According to previous reports, the celebrity stars of the show are

given a standard £25,000 payment package for signing up for the dance competition, but if they manage to stay on the glittering dance floor until the end of October this then rises to

£40,000. Whilst any stars that make it to the quarter finals of the dance completion sees their fee jump to a whopping £60,000; that figure then climbs to £75,000 if they last an extra week

and get into the semi-finals. Meanwhile, the Strictly winner will be paid £100,000 for participating and winning the Strictly Come Dancing glitter ball trophy, but it is unknown if the

professional dancers get an extra something for their hard work. _STRICTLY COME DANCING FINALE AIRS TONIGHT ON BBC ONE AT 7:05 PM_