Loose Women's Kaye Adams admits to having secret dance lessons before Strictly appearance

Strictly Come Dancing had a stellar week two and as week three kicked off, the social media account for the BBC series shared a very in depth behind the scenes look.The official Strictly Twitter account shared footage of exactly what the contestants and their professional partners say to each other when their microphones are turned off during their routines. Along with a video montage of some of last week’s best moments on the dancefloor they wrote: “Hidden mic time! Listen to the secret sounds of #Strictly Week Two!” It’s fair to say that Katya Jones got fully into character as she and her partner, football legend Tony Adams, could be heard chatting away as they performed their Charleston set in a pie n mash shop.

LOOSE Women star Carol McGiffin, 62, was teased by the rest of the panel today as they covered a segment on sewing. Charlene White, Judi Love and Nadia Sawalha were on the panel alongside Carol and she admitted how much she enjoyed sewing. The panel clearly already knew of Carol’s love of a needle and thread and photoshopped an image of her onto the screen sat at a spinning wheel.

STRICTLY Come Dancing may have only just waltzed back onto our TV screens, but one expert says they know who will be in the final. A body language specialist has predicted the three celebrities and their pro partners who will be left in the race for the Glitterball.

Strictly. Here's our roundup on the top stories from the show, including the celebrities' struggles and the real reason Fleur East was crying. READ MORE: Strictly's Katya Jones given incredibly sweet message at Boots as she says 'people are so kind'Strictly has eliminated its first celebrity as week two saw Kaye Adams and dancing partner Kai Widdrington leave the dancefloor.

Strictly Come Dancing is well and truly underway, with our favourite celebrities taking to the dancefloor to deliver sizzling routines in glitzy costumes - but which couples have the best compatibility? From Ellie Simmonds to Will Mellor, a brilliant line-up of stars sashayed onto the dance floor in a bid to impress the judges and viewers at home. Kaye Adams was the first celebrity eliminated from the dance floor on Saturday night, along with her professional partner Kai Widdrington.

Strictly Come Dancing 2022 kicked off on September 23 this year after it was delayed as the BBC changed its TV schedule following the Queen's death on September 8.The launch show was followed by the first live show on Saturday, September 24, which means that dancers are now in their third week of the competition.Viewers watched last Saturday as Loose Women star Kaye Adams was voted off the show following a dance-off with singer Matt Goss.As the latest season of Strictly heats up following the first dance-off, who are the most compatible couples of the series so far and which couples have no chemistry on the dance floor?Reboot Link Building Agency partnered up with celebrity psychic and body language expert Inbaal Honigman to uncover which pairs are swaying in chemistry. Here's everything you need to know.

Strictly Come Dancing star Matt Goss is said to be a "completely different person", following his worrying stint in the dreaded dance-off last weekend. The Bros singer and his pro dance partner Nadiya Bychkova found themselves in the first bottom two of the series, up against Loose Women's Kaye Adams and her pro dance partner Kai Widdrington. It was Kaye who was sent home after both couples danced again, with Matt and Nadiya surviving for another week.

Loose Women's Carol McGiffin was left fuming after the panel mocked her age by photoshopping her face onto a spinster's body.Carol was joined by Charlene White, Judi Love and Nadia Sawalha as they opened the show and began discussing whether people should learn how to sew.McGiffin was a big advocate for the skill and began to recall how her mother taught her how to sew.READ MORE:Loose Women turns awkward as Carol McGiffin tells co-stars they're not her friendsShe said that she learned how to darn socks and told the audience that she has two sewing machines, one with a crank handle.The panel joked that they had a picture of Carol using it and flashed the photoshopped image on the screen.'Carol' could be seen wearing a long dress and sat at a spinning wheel as she worked and both cast and audience were left in tears.Carol jokingly laughed but pulled a straight face immediately after to show she was unimpressed.The star recently left her colleagues in shock after she made a savage comment about friendship.The panel discussed "how they can tell an acquaintance from a friend," with some interesting results.Kaye spoke about new research and said: "11 interactions, each lasting three hours and four minutes, over five and a half months, 34 hours."Nadia questioned whether Carol thought that the panel were her friends but Carol replied: "Well, I wouldn't call you all actual friends." Her response clearly shocked her co-stars before former Strictly contestant Kaye Adams noted that they had "known her for 20 years".Carol argued: "I know, but I don't call you every day.

STRICTLY Come Dancing's Tony Adams has admitted his time on the show has left him an 'emotional wreck' and has vowed to not be the 'joke act' of the series.  The legendary England star is partnered up with Katya Jones this series, but found himself at the bottom of the leaderboard after the first two performances.  However, fans were taken with the pair's fun Charleston to My Old Man's A Dustman on Saturday, earning enough votes to stay another week. Loose Women's Kaye Adams and pro partner Kai Widdrington were given the chop instead.  Speaking on Strictly It Takes Two on Wednesday evening, Tony admitted he had been finding the pressure of the show and training session a bit much, finding emotions running high in his eagerness to improve himself.  "I've just been emotional wreck actually for about a month now, to be honest! I'm crying at Legally Blonde and stuff! I'm just sitting there on my day off on a Sunday…"  "We've got no safety net here.

Loose Women today, Nadia Sawalha, Brenda Edwards, Kaye Adams and Carol McGiffin discussed the difference between a friend and an acquaintance.

Carol McGiffin didn't hide her feelings as she appeared live on the Loose Women panel. The TV star was back on the ITV lunchtime show alongside Kaye Adams, Brenda Edwards, and Nadia Sawalha on Thursday (October 6).

It was embarrassment for Nadia Sawalha on the Loose Women panel today (October 6) as her phone went off live on air. During the show, as Carol McGiffin was talking, there was an audible ping and the camera cut to Nadia, 57, whose face had frozen in fear.

Loose Women's Carol McGiffen has offended her ITV co-stars with her brutal comments.During Thursday's programme (October 6), Carol was leading a segment about friendship when she told the girls some home truths.Checking if she heard right, her co-star Nadia Sawalha asked Carol: "Are we not your friends?"READ MORE: Coleen Nolan's son sparks outrage with Queen comments saying he 'don't understand it'To which Carol replied: "Well, I wouldn't call you all actual friends."Her co-stars Nadia and Kaye Adams then gasped in horror after hearing what she said.Kaye told her: "We've known you for 20 years!"Carol quipped: "I know but I don't call you every day."She continued: "If we stopped working together would we be friends, probably not-I'm being honest."Kaye then looking offended, turned to Carol and fumingly said: "No, I don't agree."Brenda Edwards then joined in on the conversation and said that she sees her colleagues as her "acquaintances" rather than mates.Viewers also joined in on Twitter, with one writing: "@loosewomen An acquaintance is someone who you know. A friend is someone who you want to know #LooseWomen.""I take Brenda's point.

Loose Women's Nadia Sawalha looked rather embarrassed when her phone went off live on air.On Thursday's (October 6) programme, Nadia was talking to her co-stars went a notification went off on her phone.The camera then panned to her looking rather shocked as she tried to play the awkward moment off.READ MORE: Coleen Nolan's son sparks outrage with Queen comments saying he 'don't understand it'Fans at home also noticed on social media as they took to Twitter to point out her blunder. One fan wrote: "Nadia’s phone just pinged.

It was a decision that raised eyebrows at the weekend, when Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas said she would have saved Loose Women star Kaye Adams over singer Matt Goss in the first dreaded dance-off of the series. The second live show of Strictly Come Dancing 2022 led to decision time as the first celeb departed the dancefloor.

LOOSE Women's Gloria Hunniford broke down in tears as she marked her late daughter's heartbreaking milestone. The 82-year-old paid tribute to Blue Peter presenter Caron Keating who would have turned 60 today.

SOME are very well known, others are rising stars but over the next couple of months the cast of Strictly Come Dancing will all become household names. And with their sudden superstardom, many now have the potential to make thousands from social media. The X Factor star Fleur East looks likely to be this year’s top earner, with the potential to earn £2,896 per sponsored Instagram post.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Helen Skelton and her pro partner Gorka Marquez were spotted looking tense as they left rehearsals on Monday evening. The exhausted pair failed to raise a smile after what appeared to be a tough practise session.

Matt Goss has said it's difficult to show his cheeky side on Strictly Come Dancing when he is being critiqued by the judges.The When Will I Be Famous star is partnered with professional dancer Nadiya Bychkova on the popular BBC programme, and recently took to social media to connect with fans following his appearance.Speaking on an Instagram Live session, Matt was asked by fans about his cheeky side, which the singer said was difficult to show as he's keen to learn from the all-star judging panel.READ MORE: Strictly Matt Goss' life - saving fan's life, Hollywood sibling and 20k flight for dog"The cheeky side of me, which you know exists, and I have quite a dry sense of humour, is very difficult when you're being critiqued by the judges," said Matt. "You have to be a gentleman.