Strictly Come Dancing fans baffled by Clara Amfo's shoes

EastEnders star Maisie Smith and comedian Bill Bailey will all battle it out in next week's final. But only one can lift the famous glitterball trophy.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse has announced her decision to quit Twitter after being targeted by trolls. Motsi, 39, was accused of being under the influence after Strictly viewers noticed a small fumble over her scoring paddle as she was rating Maisie Smith and Gorka Marquez’s performance on Saturday 7 December.

from Saturday's performances. The hit ballroom dancing competition is heating up as the remaining celebrities battle it out in the race for the elusive glitterball trophy.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse has made a welcome return to the Strictly Come Dancing panel. The glamorous star, 39, looked as beautiful as ever in a satin floral dress while joining hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman back in the studio.

He’s full of enthusiasm while competing on Strictly Come Dancing, but Jamie Laing has been accused of making an awkward blunder by touching dance partner Karen Hauer’s chest as he celebrated during a critique from Shirley Ballas. Eagle-eyed fans took to Twitter to point out the potential faux pas after watching Saturday night’s show, claiming that Made In Chelsea favourite Jamie accidentally grabbed Karen’s breasts.

Strictly Come Dancing has been revealed.After a dance-off with EastEnders star Maisie Smith, actor Caroline Quentin came crashing out of the BBC competition series.Quentin and her professional dance partner Johannes Radebe were named as the couple who had the lowest number of combined judges' scores and viewers' votes alongside Smith and Gorka Márquez.After performing again, judges Craig Revel Horwood and Motsi Mabuse opted to save Smith.Head judge Shirley Ballas did not have to cast her vote,

Strictly professional dancer Anton Du Beke will back on the panel alongside head judge Shirley Ballas and Craig Revel Horwood.There's also another big change this week.To mark the halfway point in the competition, the cast and crew usually pack everything up from Elstree Studios and head to the Blackpool Tower for the annual special.

Strictly Come Dancing said goodbye to its third celebrity over the weekend, with The Wanted singer – and The Simpsons superfan – Max George sent home after losing a dance-off to EastEnders star Maisie Smith.Maisie was saved by Craig Revel Horwood and guest judge Anton Du Beke, while Shirley Ballas admitted she’d have opted to keep Max in the competition.However, in a new interview, judge Motsi Mabuse has admitted the chips might have fallen a little differently had she been in the studio during

Max George was eliminated on the most recent episode of Strictly Come Dancing, and we’re not sure we’ll ever be over it. Former The Wanted singer showed real potential in the first three weeks of the competition, with Head Judge Shirley Ballas even describing him as "dangerous" after his Jive.