BBC Strictly Come Dancing fans 'bawling' over Dianne Buswell's winning detail you could have missed

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Strictly Come Dancing enthusiasts were left 'in tears' after noticing a touching moment almost missed on screen following the announcement of the winners.Comedian Chris McCausland and professional dancer Dianne Buswell clinched the coveted Glitterball trophy in the final of the BBC One dance competition, thanks to public votes, as the popular show marked its 20th anniversary this year.After months of performances, Chris received accolades for his three routines which encompassed the couple's favourite dance, their final show dance and the routine most appreciated by the judges - and despite ranking last on the final leaderboard, the duo triumphed.Chris, who carved out a place in history as Strictly's first blind winner, and Dianne outshone Miranda actress Sarah Hadland and partner Vito Coppola, Love Island star Tasha Ghouri and dancer Aljaz Skorjanec and JLS singer JB Gill and partner Lauren Oakley to be declared the 2024 champions.

Upon Tess Daly declaring them as this year's victors of the BBC One dance competition, Chris described the win as "astonishing".

He shed tears and embraced his partner Dianne after the announcement, with both seeming overwhelmed, reports the Manchester Evening News.The 47 year old expressed: "It's astonishing.

It's you know. I don't know what to say. I honestly thought I could go out in the first week or two and I know no-one went out in the first week but I still thought I could."Chris then expressed "anything can happen" with "support and determination" after his landmark victory as the first blind contestant on Strictly.