Strictly's Shirley Ballas says she's taking marriage ‘off the table’ with partner Danny

The series finale of Strictly Come Dancing aired last weekend, however, fans of the show will still be able to get their ballroom fix over the festive period.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were gutted when the 2022 series came to an end last weekend.

STRICTLY Come Dancing winner Hamza Yassin was all smiles as he was crowned the winner of the long running TV show. The wildlife photographer and personality flashed a wide grin as he was seen for the first time since taking home the glitterball trophy with pro partner Jowita Przystal. Hamza, 32, flashed a smile for the cameras as he left the Strictly Come Dancing finale afterparty on Saturday night.

Shirley Ballas, 62, took to Twitter and responded to a social media critic who claimed the Strictly Come Dancing head judge was "biased".The tweet came just hours before Hamza Yassin, 32, and his professional dance partner Jowita Przystal were crowned this year's winners of Strictly and lifted the Glitterball trophy.Taking to the micro-blogging site on December 17, a Twitter user hit out at the head judge over Will Mellor who did not make it to the show final.Richard claimed: "Shirley I hope you learn from your mistakes or review your biased judging. I understand directly that Will thinks your judging was not fit for purpose on the night."Shirley furiously hit back at the social media troll branding them "Mr Nasty".In view of her 89,000 followers, she penned: "Again another Mr Nasty with no picture all strong behind a keyboard.

STRICTLY Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas looked furious as she was heckled during last night's semi final. The head judge was giving her critique to presenter Helen Skelton's second dance when she was interrupted by an unnamed member of the audience.

Fleur East, 35, wept with emotion when she discovered she'd be part of the Strictly Come Dancing 2022 final, which takes place this evening.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have taken to social media with their predictions for this weekend’s anticipated final. But some aired their frustrations that they feel the show is now a “two horse race” and that some have a better chance of lifting the glitterball than others.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have called for a huge show shake-up amid a fix row that the judges have already picked the winner. Viewers have been theorising that the judges have "rigged the final four" in order to "fix" who wins the show this weekend.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have blasted the final before it has even been filmed. Unhappy viewers insist Fleur shouldn’t have made it through to next week after she beat Will Mellor in the dreaded dance off. Fleur and her pro partner Vito Coppola will now  battle it out on the dancefloor for the Glitterball trophy against Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystal, Molly Rainford and Carlos Gu, Helen Skelton and Gorka Marquez .

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans think Shirley Ballas should be replaced as the dance show's head judge - by Anton Du Beke. BBC viewers were left fuming after Will Mellor was booted off the show on Monday night. The actor, 46, has narrowly missed out on a place on the final after a tense dance-off against Fleur East, which saw head judge Shirley have the deciding vote.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were not impressed as the results of Monday night's semi-finals saw Will Mellor leave the competition.

STRICTLY fans were left devastated as series favourite Will Mellor was dumped in the last dance-off before next week's final. Strictly Come Dancing returned on Sunday, having been shifted from its usual BBC slot due to the England v France quarter-final World Cup match. And on Monday, an emotional Will Mellor took on Fleur East in an explosive dance-off but failed to overcome the challenge, as three of the four judges chose to save popstar Fleur.

ACTOR Will Mellor was devastated to be voted off Strictly Come Dancing — one week before the Glitterball final. Will, 46, sobbed after head judge Shirley Ballas sent him home on last night’s result show after a dance-off with singer Fleur East.

FURIOUS Strictly Come Dancing fans have branded the show a fix after Will Mellor got the boot tonight. The actor, 46, has narrowly missed out on a place on the final after a tense dance-off against Fleur East, which saw head judge Shirley Ballas have the deciding vote.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas, 62, has insisted she is “never anyone but herself” after she was slammed by one viewer on Twitter.The BBC star, who was compared to her fellow judge Craig Revel Horwood, 57, also chose to rise above a harsh swipe at her previous marriages.Last night, Shirley excitedly shared a post with her 88,800 Twitter followers, as she prepared for a jam-packed episode to mark Strictly’s semi-finals.  “It’s the @bbcstrictly semi final,” she wrote. “Are you all ready? Tune in now on BBC One. “Two dances each.

YOU can tell it’s nearly Christmas when the Strictly gang get glammed up to film their annual festive special. Sure enough, Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood, Anton Du Beke and Motsi Mabuse put on their gladrags this week to tape the glitzy bash, which this year features the likes of Larry Lamb and Girls Aloud’s Nicola Roberts in a one-off contest.

STRICTLY Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse left fans in hysterics after a huge wardrobe blunder. The BBC favourite, 41, took to the Strictly stage with head judge Shirley Ballas before filming for the Musicals Week live show began.

STRICTLY Come Dancing's Shirley Ballas left fans in tears with her emotional tribute to her mum as she revealed her rags-to-riches story. Her fans flocked to Twitter to comment on the head judge's epic life journey which she told on Strictly spin-off show It Takes Two. Shirley stunned fans as she told how she grew up in a council estate just outside of Liverpool with her mum and brother.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Kym Marsh broke down in tears and as she said an emotional farewell to the show. The former Corrie star opened up on being axed before semi-finals.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have blasted show bosses for a "mean" twist during Kym Marsh's farewell dance. The former Coronation Street actress, 46, and professional partner Graziano Di Prima, 28, lost out in the quarter final dance-off to Molly Rainford, 22, and Carlos Gu, 28.