Furious Strictly fans claim judges ‘rigged the final four’ in wild theory

STRICTLY Come Dancing finalist Helen Skelton has raised eyebrows after liking a tweet criticising Hamza Yassin. The TV personality has ruffled feathers after making her opinions clear on Twitter about who was the rightful Strictly winner - and it wasn't her fellow presenter Hamza Yassin.

Strictly Come Dancing's winner but not everyone agreed with the result. Helen Skelton, 39, and her professional partner Gorka Marquez had been one of the favourites to win the show but the duo lost out to the wildlife presenter.Hamza and his dance partner Jowita Przystal received the lowest score of the evening, 34, after a few mistakes, but he and Jowita bounced back with their couple's choice, for which they received a perfect score of 40 from the judges.The cameraman had been a hit with viewers and was a firm favourite throughout his time on the show.But Robin Windsor took to Twitter ahead of the results and suggested Fleur East and her partner Vito Coppola were the rightful winners.He tweeted: "Based on tonight Fleur and Vito should take home that mirror ball."His post received over 1,000 likes with Helen also liking the post.Robin later tweeted to congratulate Hamza and Jowita, saying: "tbh all deserving winners for different reasons." (sic)Fans flocked to comment on the post sparking a divide amongst viewers.Jaki tweeted: "Hamza was my favourite from show 1 but tonight Helen & Gorka should have lifted the Glitterball, with Fleur and Vito close on their tails xx." Caldergen commented: "I think it is easy to forget that this is an entertainment show, not Strictly a competition.That is particularly true of the final where judges' scores play no part.

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 final alongside Countryfile's Helen Skelton, with the couple performing a total of three routines.The Strictly pro became emotional ahead of tonight's show after he was sent an adorable video of his three-year-old daughter wishing him luck.Gorka took to Instagram in view of his 733,000 Instagram followers to share a short video of his daughter Mia, whom he shares with Gemma Atkinson, sending her love.He also posted pictures of an adorable card she made for her dad prior to this evening's show.She said in the video: "I hope you win it tonight, Papa!"Mia then told her dad she loved him before saying goodbye, while walking away from the Christmas tree.The adorable handmade card read inside: "To Daddy, Good Luck in the finals!"You can do it! I love you! From, Mia."Gorka clearly became emotional as he captioned the heartwarming post: "My little princess, I LOVE YOU!"Many took to the comments to share their love for the sweet admission from Gorka's daughter ahead of tonight's finale.Magicroundabout57 said: "I will be voting for your Papa and Helen tonight Sweet Mia."Toffeegirl7 added: "What a credit Mia is to you and Gemma. An absolute sweetheart xx Good Luck xx."Millywarkup commented: "That’s so adorable.

FLEUR East has been dealt a blow ahead of the Strictly Come Dancing final after being branded the "rank outsider" to win. Bookies now say she is so unlikely to lift the Glitterball trophy that they are offering odds of 66-1 on her success.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Jayde Adams has revealed who all the professional dancers want to win the 2022 final. The comedienne, 38, who was paired with Karen Hauer during this year's BBC series, spoke candidly to BBC Breakfast today.

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 favourites Helen Skelton and Hamza Yassin are in line for six-figure presenting contracts to keep them at the Beeb, The Sun can reveal. Bosses are poised to splash the cash to stop a rival broadcaster snapping up the duo who have been nurtured by the channel — and who go head-to-head in Saturday’s BBC Strictly final.

STRICTLY finalist Molly Rainford revealed her incredible figure in a crop top as she joked with partner Carlos. The star, 22, will contend in the glitzy Strictly finals on Saturday night. Molly looked stunning in an olive knitted two-piece as she cosied up to her pro partner Carlos.

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 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 semi-finals came to a dramatic close last night, as Will Mellor, 46, became the latest celebrity to exit the competition. Gemma Atkinson, 38, who is married to professional dancer Gorka Márquez, 32, admitted their three-year-old daughter Mia was “gutted” to see the actor leave the BBC show. Will took to Instagram yesterday to share the disappointing news, thanking his 408,000 followers for all their support throughout the competition. Plenty of the soap star’s celeb pals responded in the comments, including former Strictly contestant and soap actress Gemma. “There was tears in our house last night,” Gemma penned before giving a shout out to her daughter, who was a big fan of Will’s.“Mia was gutted bless her,” Gemma continued.

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

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have been left furious after accusing judges of making a "huge mistake." Viewers of the BBC's flagship series were in uproar after Coronation Street actor Will Mellor was sent home alongside professional partner Nancy Xu. The pair were eliminated during a shock result in the Strictly Come Dancing semi-final, aired on Monday. Will and Nancy faced off against Fleur East in the dance-off.

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.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Will Mellor has broken his silence after his shock exit from the BBC One dancing competition. Furious fans hit out that the show was a "fix" after the soap star landed in the bottom two last night and wasn't saved by the judges. Now, Will, 46, has broken his silence to address his exit from Strictly, after breaking down in tears on It Takes Two last night.

Strictly Come Dancing's Will Mellor has addressed his exit from the popular BBC programme after he was the latest celebrity to get the boot on Monday night.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Will Mellor has been seen fighting back tears as he headed out for the first time since his shock Strictly axe. The soap star - who is famed for his role in Hollyoaks - was voted off the BBC One dance competition over the weekend, much to the disappointment of his fans. Will, 46, and Nancy Xu were both left in tears after leaving the competition last weekend in a shock public result.

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.