Strictly Come Dancing viewers were stunned after judge Craig Revel Horwood made a saucy comment to dancer Gorka Marquez.
Strictly's Craig Revel Horwood says standard is 'better than ever' as he teases 'competitive' cast
22.09.2021 - 19:35 / ok.co.uk
Since the launch show on Saturday 18 September, Strictly fever has been sweeping across the nation. We now know who all the celebs are partnered with, but what do the judges think of this year's line up? In an interview with the BBC, veteran judge Craig Revel Horwood opened up about his predictions for the upcoming competition.
He explained: "I think the standard of dancing this year is going to be amazing, better than we've ever seen. And all round, I don't think there is a weak link in the
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03.10.2021 / 00:17
Strictly's Craig Revel Horwood tells off new judge Anton for 'missing mistake'
Strictly Come Dancing's seasoned judge Craig Revel Horwood told off newcomer to the panel Anton Du Beke during Saturday night's live show. While King of Ballroom Anton, 55, has been a part of the BBC competition ever since the first series – as has Australian pro Craig, 56, – until this year he's always been partnered up with celebrity contestants.
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02.10.2021 / 23:31
Strictly fans shocked as Craig Revel Horwood makes a 'dig' at Anton Du Beke over Katie McGlynn's performance
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26.09.2021 / 01:09
Strictly stars applaud John Whaite and Johannes as Shirley says dance is 'testimony to same sex couple'
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".