Craig Revel-Horwood prefers the Australian version of Strictly because he can swear

Craig Revel Horwood Australia dance film show audience

08.07.2020 - 09:59

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If you think he’s a bit harsh with his put-downs on Strictly Come Dancing, imagine a show where Craig Revel Horwood is allowed to swear...

The hard-to-impress judge has been working on Dancing With the Stars in his native Australia, where he can really let rip. He said: “You can actually say what you like.

You are actually allowed to swear. It was brilliant. “We are so restricted on the BBC1 show as it’s a real family audience – so is the Australian one, but they have a different sense of humour.

They can say “bloody” and normally the things that are in our vocabulary over here. "So that was sort of freeing in a way. I loved it" he added.

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