BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Tasha Ghouri flooded with support over 'challenging' update after dance-off woes

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Tasha Ghouri has been flooded with messages of praise and support as she admitted to having a 'challenging' week in training for the next Strictly Come Dancing live show.

The former Love Island star, who was the ITV2 dating show's first deaf islander, will be looking to bounce back in the next live show after she and her dance partner Aljaz Skorjanec appeared in the dance-off during the last results show, which took place last Sunday night (December 1).

Despite scoring the joint second highest score of the night with 38 out of a possible 40 points for their Argentine tango to Ex-Wives from Six The Musical during Strictly's Musicals special, it wasn't enough to see them sail straight through to the semi-final, which takes place this Saturday night (December 7). READ MORE; ITV I'm A Celebrity's Barry McGuigan left in tears hours after jungle exit over devastating death They survived landing in the dreaded position after going up against Gladiator star and former Olympian Montell Douglas and her dance partner Johannes Radebe, as they faced their third dance-off in a row.

It has since been revealed that in the penultimate week of the BBC One dance contest this weekend, Tasha and Aljaz will peforme a Waltz to (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman by Aretha Franklin and Salsa to Something New by Girls Aloud.