Strictly Come Dancing judges Shirley Ballas and Motsi Mabuse embark on health kicks

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Strictly Come Dancing's first ever all-male same sex couple John Whaite and Johannes Radebe sent the professional dancers, show audience and judges into a massive round of applause after their hugely successful first dance during Saturday night's show. While the entire studio were overwhelmed by the power and technique delivered in the performance, head judge Shirley Ballas also labelled it a "testimony to the same sex couple".

Strictly Come Dancing fans were completely bowled over by Rose Ayling-Ellis’s sensational performance with her professional dance partner Giovanni Pernice during Saturday night’s show. Many people called the pairing “incredible” and “perfect” and others even called the duo their favourites.

Strictly Come Dancing fans came out in their droves praising new judge Anton Du Beke for his first time on the panel Saturday night, as the show's professional dancer took up his new role for the first time.

Shirley Ballas' 'Strictly Come Dancing' audition was "an absolute disaster". The 61-year-old head judge of the Latin and ballroom show has admitted she will "never forget" when she was given the job after a calamitous initial try out, but she was allowed to do a second audition, which "was better".

Strictly Come Dancing 2021 this year. The show is back, with 15 new celebrity contestants ready to hit the dancefloor with their professional dance partners.

Strictly Come Dancing’s brand new judge Anton Du Beke has made his debut on launch night - and fans of the BBC show already can’t get enough.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas has set tongues wagging after she revealed she still has ‘plenty of sauce’ and that her go-to nighttime routine is lots of ‘Horlicks and sex’ with her beau Danny Taylor.