Strictly Come Dancing fans in 'fix' claims after Max George's shock exit

Maisie Smith has revealed she secretly broke down in tears after finding herself in the bottom two on Strictly Come Dancing against The Wanted singer Max George. In an exclusive interview with OK! magazine, the 19 year old explained: “Some people have had it in their heads that because I’m a good dancer that I would be safe every week.

Strictly Come Dancing star Max George has opened up on plans to become a father someday as he gushed over his romance with Stacey Giggs. Former The Wanted star Max, 32, said he “never felt so strongly about anyone” than he does about his 38 year old girlfriend Stacey, who was married to Ryan Giggs until 2017.

After finding herself in the bottom two on Sunday night's episode of Strictly Come Dancing, Maisie Smith has been reportedly "crying all night".The actress, who recently stunned fans with her incredible voice in a late-night singing session, was forced to dance again alongside her dance partner Gorka Marquez.The 19 year old narrowly missed out on being eliminated and beat Max George and his partner Dianne Buswell to stay in the competition.

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.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse has said that if she were on the show on Sunday she "might've saved" Max George and sent home Maisie Smith. Motsi was unable to appear as she is now self isolating after she had to rush back to Germany, where she lives, as there was a break in at the dance school she runs.

Instagram stories before adding, ‘It was a bit crazy but I’m so thankful to be here another week.’‘I’m having the bestest time and yeah, I just want to say thank you for the continuing support.’‘The love is so real,’ she stated before blowing a kiss at the camera.Showing respect for her fellow contestants who didn’t survive the dance-off, Maisie posted a snippet of Max George and Dianne Buswell doing their thing on the dancefloor captioned, ‘You two are frigging amazing and I have absolutely

After Tess Daly asked him about his time on the show, he said: 'I've loved it. It's all down to Dianne, she's been literally amazing.For me to get through 90 seconds of a dance for four weeks now is a credit to her, she's just unbelievable. I've got to say, all these guys over here are the nicest group of people ever.

The Wanted singer Max George has become the third celebrity to leave Strictly Come Dancing.The 32 year old found himself in the bottom two with EastEnders actress Maisie Smith on Sunday evening. Both celebrities, alongside their dance partners, had to perform their dance routines again.

Strictly Come Dancing bosses are said to have banned stars from partying following a strong of coronavirus scares threatening the future of the series. BBC big wigs are said to have told the cast, which includes EastEnders star Maisie Smith and former The Wanted singer Max George, that they are there to take part in the show and nothing else.

Strictly Come Dancing's Claudia Winkleman issued an apology this evening after Max George's appeared to swear live on air. The host said the BBC show was "deeply sorry" for the on-screen gaffe after viewers claimed to have heard the F-bomb.

here Another Strictly Come Dancing fan said it was clearly blurted out in the 'heat of the moment' and with 'adrenalin pumping.' "It just shows how much it matters to him.  It's not the end of the world.  It's not even the end of the day," reasoned another."Awwwh bless him, honestly didn't pick up on it," another tweeted.Max is following in the footsteps of his bandmate Jay McGuinness who lifted the Glitterball trophy in 2015.Last Saturday Max and Dianne ruffled feathers when they transformed