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Strictly Come Dancing star contestant Kaye Adams was voted off in last week's instalment of the popular BBC dancing show.The 15 couples performed their dances on Saturday before the bottom two were revealed on Sunday.After performing the Charleston to Music! Music! Music! by Dorothy Provine with her dance partner Kai Widdrington, Matt Goss took to the dancefloor with Nadiya Bychkova, where they performed a Samba to Night Fever by The Bee Gees.Read More:Former Strictly Come Dancing pro Kevin Clifton predicts Molly Rainford will winThe four judges who have returned once again to the ballroom, Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke, voted three-to-one for Adams to leave, with only Ballas wanting her to stay in the competition after both couples had performed a second time.Fans were not happy with decision.Many took to Twitter to express their upset.One fan wrote: “Disagree with the judges there. I found Matt Goss really uncomfortable to watch and just plain awkward.

KAYE Adams has shared an awkward encounter she had just hours after being booted off Strictly Come Dancing. Despite footballer Tony Adams finishing at the bottom of the leaderboard, it was Loose Women host Kaye who was sent home following a dance-off with Bros singer Matt Goss.

Kaye Adams says she's "gutted at herself" after being the first contestant to be booted off Strictly Come Dancing 2022 - and she has vowed to come out of the defeat stronger.

Kaye Adams has admitted she's "gutted" after being axed from Strictly Come Dancing in last night's tense dance off with Bros star Matt Goss. In a video statement posted to social media on Monday, Kaye, 59, who appears in a soft navy blue dressing gown said: "So I have finally surfaced after the craziest weekend imaginable." She adds: "Obviously I'm gutted at myself in that I panicked in that dance off.

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Strictly Come Dancing star Kaye Adams shared an awkward interaction with a member of hotel staff hours after her ballroom exit.On Sunday night (October 2), the Loose Women panellist and her professional partner Kai Widdrington found herself in the dreaded dance-off against Matt Goss and Nadiya Bychkova.Despite an impressive performance from both contestants, the 59-year-old podcaster was eliminated much to the shock or the disappointment of the millions of viewers up and down the country.READ MORE: Former Strictly Come Dancing pro Kevin Clifton predicts Molly Rainford will winBut not everyone managed to tune into the hugely popular BBC One dance competition, as the blonde bombshell shared her embarrassing interaction with her hotel waitress online.In full view of her 87.5k followers on Twitter, the loving mum-of-two explained her uncomfortable service hours after she was booted from the TV show.She penned: “Just ordered room service in my hotel. The nice lady who brought it asked me ‘any idea who went out of @bbcstrictly tonight?’ and I said ‘me’.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have slammed the BBC after it dropped a major spoiler about Tyler West. The DJ proved he's the fittest man on the dance floor after completing the London Marathon just hours after a high energy performance on Saturday night.

Strictly Come Dancing star Kaye Adams shared a pretty uncomfortable encounter she had with a hotel waitress hours after being eliminated. The Loose Women presenter, 59, and professional partner Kai Widdrington, 27, found themselves in the first dreaded dance-off against singer Matt Goss, 54, and Nadiya Bychkova, 33. Kaye and Kai performed their Charleston to Music! Music! Music! by Dorothy Provine, while Matt and dance partner Nadiya then performed their Samba to Night Fever by the Bee Gees.

Kaye Adams was put in a bit of an awkward situation just hours after being booted off Strictly Come Dancing on Sunday night.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans are all saying the same thing tonight after Robbie Williams performed during the results show. The pop king, 48, performed his classic song She’s the One in a fetching pink suit, while professional dancers from the show danced in front of him.

Strictly Come Dancing's Matt Goss has sent fans wild with his Saturday night attire after he danced with a pair of tight white trousers on.Viewers of the show were so distracted by Matt's package that they swarmed to social media to comment on his bold look.The singer, 54, and his pro dance partner Nadiya Bychkova took to the dancefloor on Saturday (October 1).READ MORE: Ex-EastEnders star Kara Tointon wows in jumpsuit with deep plunging necklinePro Nadiya dazzled in a gold slashed outfit while Matt channelled John Travolta's Tony Manero in white flared trousers and a waistcoat.The dancing duo scored 22 points out of a possible 40 from the judges which positioned them at the bottom of the week two leaderboard.The pair tied with footballer Tony Adams and Loose Women panellist Kaye Adams.TV judge Anton Du Beke praised Matt and said: "I love, love, love, your groove" and encouraged Matt to do some more hip-thrusting dance moves.Craig Revel Horwood pointed out how "distracted" he was by Matt's tight-fitting flares.He said: "I was slightly distracted through the whole thing darling by those tight white trousers unleashed on the nation."Viewers at home also joined in on the debate, with one tweeting: "Those tight trousers," with a covering-eyes emoji."Matt Goss’s trousers, " another said.While a third penned: "Might get some of those white trousers Matt Goss was wearing."A fourth shared: "How tight are Matt Goss’s trousers?"A fifth exclaimed: "Crikey! Matt Goss’s trousers leave nothing to the imagination.""Matt Goss trousers.......no words...." posted a sixth.Another viewer commented: "Strictly last week Matt Goss' trousers were too baggy, this week oh my, too tight.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were in floods of tears this weekend as they spotted professional dancer Giovanni Pernice’s nod to his previous partner Rose Ayling-Ellis.The pair were partnered for the 2021 series and lifted the coveted Glitterball trophy together after a series of incredible routines, including a moment of silent dancing as a nod to Rose’s experiences as a Deaf woman.This year, Giovanni is partnered up with Richie Anderson, and were lucky enough to make it through another tough week after Kaye Adams found herself on the wrong side of the dance-off. READ MORE: Strictly’s Kaye Adams makes X-rated confession after wild training session The first week in October saw celebs’ scores combined with what they got last week, before anyone was axed from the programme.The judges’ scores were then combined with a public vote, with Kaye Adams and Matt Goss finally deemed to be in the dance-off.But during the tense moment in which the celebs and their professional partners gathered to hear the results, Giovanni couldn’t resist paying a sweet tribute to his previous partner.Giovanni and radio DJ Richie thanked fans three times in British Sign Language after learning they would be dancing again next week.The sign involves tipping the fingers of one hand from the chin downwards to mean ‘thank you’.At home, viewers found the gesture to last year’s winner incredibly moving, as one fan commented on Twitter: “Giovanni still saying thank you in BSL got me all up in my emotions!”“I’m glad Giovanni is still doing the BSL for thank you,” someone else posted with a row of crying emojis.A third penned: “First Giovanni thank you of the season and he’s STILL SIGNING IT!”For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you

Kaye Adams was the first star to be booted off Strictly Come Dancing 2022 after a tense dance off with Matt Goss.

Kaye Adams and her professional dance partner Kai Widdrington have become the first couple to be voted off Strictly Come Dancing.Following Saturday night's live show, the judges' scores were added to those from the previous week before being consolidated with the results from the public vote.After receiving the fewest number of votes from the public, an intense dance off ensued which saw Kaye and Kai and Matt Goss and his professional dance partner Nadiya Bychkova battle it out for their place to remain in next week's show.READ MORE: Strictly’s Kaye Adams makes X-rated confession after wild training sessionBut unfortunately it just wasn't enough for Loose Women star Kaye who wasn't saved by the judges after the intense dance off.But although Anton Du Beke, Craig Revel Horwood and Motsi Mabuse all voted to save Matt and Nadia, head judge Shirley Ballas wanted to keep Kaye and Kai in the show.Reacting to the shocking result, fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts.One viewer wrote: "I wasn’t expecting Kaye and Kai to leave first, gutted for them tbh, I was expecting it to be Tony and Matt or Tony and the guy from EastEnders (forgot his name) in the dance off first tbh."Another upset fan penned: "For once in life I agree with Shirley. Kai and Kaye were better than Matt and Nadiya.

The second live show of Strictly Come Dancing 2022 led to decision time as the first celeb departed the dancefloor om Sunday night (October 2). Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman hosted as 15 stars and their pro dance partners dazzled judges Motsi Mabuse, Craig Revel Horwood, Anton Du Beke and head judge Shirley Ballas as well as the audience at home.

Strictly's Matt Goss and Nadiya Bychkova were first dogged by persistent feud rumours, and then got a verbal lashing from the judges this evening, who decided that their performance was lacking.The pair narrowly scraped through after being placed in the bottom two along with Kaye Adams and Kai Widdrington.Some fans shared on Twitter that they hadn't expected Kai to be eliminated so early on in the competition, especially after he reached the final in 2021.In fact, Kai was hotly tipped to win along with his partner AJ Odudu, until she was forced to pull out at the last minute owing to an ankle injury.For that reason, when both couples ended up in a tense dance-off on this evening's results show, Matt and Nadiya could have been forgiven for fearing the worst.Judge Craig Revel Horwood didn't spare their blushes when he delivered harsh criticism for the pair."Underdog and underwhelming, I'm afraid!" he announced before they even knew they were headed for the bottom two.Host Claudia Winkleman was a little more sympathetic, asking sentimentally: "Why don't we keep everyone and at the end, everyone gets a Glitterball [Trophy]?!"Both Kai and Kaye, and Matt and Nadiya received identical results on the scoreboard last night, but all of the judges, except for Shirley Ballas, voted to keep the latter couple in, sealing their fate.Veteran dancer Anton du Beke empathised: "I know exactly how they feel - I've been in that position many times myself."Yet Shirley insisted that she would have saved Kaye and Kai, telling the world she believed they had the edge on "quality".Nadiya is now in the difficult position of being forced to watch her real-life romantic partner Kai eliminated from the show, while she has another chance next week.She

Kaye Adams is the first celebrity to be voted off Strictly Come Dancing 2022 after losing the dreaded dance-off to Bros star Matt Goss. The Loose Women presenter, 59, found herself in the bottom two with Matt, 54, after the first public vote of the series, and it was a three-to-one decision from the judges.

Strictly Come Dancing results show to air on BBC tonight, others couldn’t help but look to see which celebrity couple will be the first to leave the competition.

Strictly Come Dancing contestant Kym Marsh reportedly feared she'd vomit live on air during Saturday night's show after suffering from 'crippling' nausea and dizziness symptoms during rehearsals. The former Coronation Street actress, who is partnered with Italian professional Graziano Di Prima, performed a Viennese Waltz, which involves a significant amount of spinning. That, coupled with the 46-year old's visual vertigo, led to an uneasy night as the pair danced to 'Runaway' by The Corrs.