Judi Love hails pal Kaye Adams and Strictly partner Kai 'a perfect match'

Kaye Adams has been the first to be eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing 2022 after losing the dreaded dance-off to Bros star Matt Goss.

KAYE Adams has taken a swipe at Craig Revel Horwood on Strictly: It Takes Two after her Strictly exit. Loose Women star Kaye became the first celebrity to depart the Strictly dancefloor on Sunday after landing in the bottom two with her pro partner Kai Widdrington.

Kaye Adams said she danced as well as she could before becoming the first celebrity to depart the Strictly dancefloor on Saturday night. After the first public vote of the 20th series, the TV presenter found herself up against singer Matt Goss in the dance-off, before the judges chose to send her home.

Kaye Adams, 59, became the first contestant to leave this year’s series of Strictly Come Dancing after three out of the four judges, Motsi Mabuse, Anton Du Beke and Craig Revel Horwood voted to save Bros star Matt Goss for another week. After having some time to process her exit from the BBC show, Kaye turned her attention to social media, where she valiantly defended herself after being called out by one disgruntled user.While many fans and celebrity faces praised Kaye on her valiant effort in the competition, user Hugh O’Donnell tweeted at Kaye: “Sadly the 6 million scots never voted for you, maybe it’s because you’re not that good.“Please don’t say you were put out because you’re ‘Scottish’.”The troll claimed the star's exit was due to her denying her Scottish heritage, but quick as a flash Kaye responded to the individual.Kaye replied: “I would never dream of saying any such thing, Hugh.“As I said last night on live tv, it was the right result.“Have a lovely day.”Shortly after, fellow Strictly star Jayde Adams also jumped to Kaye's defence, tweeting: “Another day, another clever woman on TV getting online abuse from men who disappoint frequently.”Reflecting on her Strictly experience and the way it came to an end, Kaye went on to post a video of herself, in which she said she had numerous “regrets” about the dance off.She said: “I have finally surfaced after the craziest weekend imaginable.

Kaye Adams clapped back at an online troll following their bizarre rant over her elimination on Sunday night. The Loose Women presenter, 59, and professional partner Kai Widdrington, 27, were sent home in the first results show of the series.

Kaye Adams has said that she 'blanked' and looked like a rabbit in headlights during her Strictly Come Dancing performance which resulted in her being the first celebrity to leave the competition after a tense dance off with Matt Goss.

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.

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’.

Kaye Adams has admitted she "regrets" underperforming during the dance off with Kai Widdrington on Strictly Come Dancing.The 59-year-old said her professional partner really tried to bring out her best moves, but she said she couldn't deliver.Taking to her Instagram Story this morning, she told fans she had finally surfaced after "hiding under the duvet".She added: "Definitely feeling a rollercoaster of emotions, but not an ounce of me regrets having done it!"The Loose Women star did however say that she wished she could've done more to save her place on the show.Kaye performed her Charleston for a second time against Matt Goss and Nadiya Bychkova, but failed to impress three out of the four judges.Naga Munchetty inundated with advice after unexpected incident at homeFollowing this, she became the first contestant to leave the show.Speaking to the camera, she said: "Obviously I'm gutted at myself that I panicked in that dance off."I just panicked. And, I've seen a few comments saying I looked like a rabbit in headlights and they're right, I was."She went on to say: "So that is really annoying.

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.

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Dan Walker, 45, who competed on Strictly Come Dancing last year, reacted to Kaye Adams' awkward moment following her exit with Kai Widdrington last night.The 59-year-old failed to win over three of the four judges with her Charleston routine in the dance-off against Matt Goss and Nadiya Bychkova.Following her final moment on the show, the Loose Women star experienced an awkward moment back at the hotel.She tweeted: "Just ordered room service in my hotel."The nice lady who brought it asked me ‘any idea who went out of @bbcstrictly tonight?’ I said ‘me’ awkward silence."Agreeing with Kaye, Dan replied saying the encounter sounded like "major league awkwardness".Amanda Owen admits split from Clive has been ‘release of pressure'However, he went on to tell the presenter that he enjoyed watching her on the show, adding: "I hope you made some good friends and have some lovely memories."Reflecting on her time on the dance floor, Kaye went on to tweet: "Well, it was a much shorter journey than I'd hoped for but a journey all the same!"I'll be talking more about it all on @bbcstrictly It Takes Two tomorrow and on the podcast when I've had more time to process it all, but right now I want to say a massive thank you to @Kaiwidd."She went on to call the 27-year-old dancer an "absolute gent" who made her "two left feet" into dancing ones.The Loose Women panellist added: "I'm just sorry we didn't get to dance together longer."And to my Strictly family.

 Music! Music! Music! by Dorothy Provine in a bid to impress the judges and stay in the competition. Meanwhile Matt and Nadiya performed their Samba to Night Fever by the Bee Gees. After both couples had danced for a second time, the judges delivered their verdicts, with Craig Revel Horwood choosing to save Matt and Nadiya.Body language expert Judi James claimed that Kai was “devastated” by the elimination despite keeping a stoic frame. She told The Mirror, firstly speaking about Kaye’s body language: “There was an air of resignation and defeat about Kaye’s body language to the point where her routine fell apart as she seemed to accept the fact that she would be the first to go."Kaye will be badly missed by the other celebs.”Going on to discuss Kai, she said he was confronted with a “wretched” experience in having to compete against his girlfriend. Judi added: “Kai applied a mask of pure charm and generosity as he told Kaye ‘That’s alright’ as their names were called but his subtler body language gestures suggested he was quietly devastated."Being in the dance-off is bad enough but he was also competing with his real-life partner Nadiya, which looked like a wretched experience for both of them."Judi said: "Kai’s metronomic thumb tap on Kaye’s arm suggested tension building as they waited to be chosen and as he applied a smile of bravado his squeezed eye expression and his bared teeth formed a very fake-looking, overkill smile that failed to convince."She added that Nadiya’s body language became “lifeless” after it was revealed the dance-off would be against her boyfriend.

Loose Women panellist Kaye Adams has been a part of the show since the late 90s and is a consistent and beloved ITV star.The presenter was also part of BBC’s 2022 lineup for the broadcaster’s famed dancing competition Strictly Come Dancing, but was the first to be eliminated.However, there have been a few controversial moments throughout Kaye’s career despite her usually polite nature.READ MORE: Strictly’s Kaye Adams makes X-rated confession after wild training sessionFrom going on a social media rant and claiming she felt like a “hostage” to lying about her own age, there have been a few hiccups from the Loose Women legend.Take a deep dive into the moments when Adams made some “mistakes” throughout her career.Back in 2021, Loose Women star Kaye Adams took to Twitter to share her frustration over a train delay.Adams was set to take a journey on a Caledonian Sleeper train which was three hours late.To make matters worse, there were no staff members to explain to Kaye what was happening.The furious presenter had been travelling all the way from Scotland to London so that she could appear on Loose Women, but due to the delays she admitted she probably wouldn’t make it to the studio on time.She was absolutely raging and vented to her 80,000 followers about the inconvenience.She said: “On a train somewhere outside London, no idea where, three hours late on an eight hour journey and I’m trying to say to myself: ‘Kaye, calm down. Come on, these things happen.