Matt Goss in tears after 'bonkers' BBC Strictly dance-off as Nadiya addresses critics

Matt Goss, 54, was the third contestant to be voted off Strictly Come Dancing, with the singer being overcome with emotion after hearing the result.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Matt admitted he keeps away from social media criticism due to being "sensitive" to trolls, with the comments "hurting" him.Express.co.uk asked Matt if he paid any attention to the criticism he received on social media during his time on Strictly.The singer replied: "I don't focus on that.The praise and love is in the millions and I don't read the negative stuff."I don't agree with it, the whole thing of feeding the trolls and letting people bully you."It hurts me so I just don't focus on it."He continued: "I carry the weight of the world on my shoulders, I feel sensitive to that stuff."I don't want to get into social media because it's a black hole."This comes as the singer was criticised for revealing a "sob story" on It Takes Two prior to his performance of the Viennese Waltz for Movie Week.Matt explained that the choice of Top Gun has links to his grandparents, a move that has caused many fans to accuse him of playing the "nan card".He said: "My grandad was a gunner in the second world war so for me, I've just connected to my grandad and the love of his life my nana Winn, and before he died, he said I'm gonna go see Winn."So I'm just gonna channel that love affair that connected to me, between my grandad and my nana, and it's already proving to me because of the choreography... It's an emotional dance, and I feel very connected to it already.

KYM Marsh is the favourite to leave Strictly Come Dancing this week. The actress, 46, has had a difficult couple of weeks on the show alongside pro Graziano Di Prima and has failed to impress the judges – in particular Shirley Ballas. Kym is now the 6-4 favourite with bookmaker Coral to be the next contestant to leave the BBC show this weekend.

Strictly Come Dancing's James Bye is the favourite to be booted off the show this weekend.

A little girl brought Strictly judge Shirley Ballas to tears at the Pride of Britain Awards.

Strictly Come Dancing contestant Tony Adams had already been amusing fans since the moment of his Full Monty performance, when he strutted on the stage topless in just a pair of red sequin shorts.The routine had been branded "entertaining" rather than technically competent by Shirley Ballas, but that didn't change the fact that the former footballer has his fans' full support as he grapples with his moves - and some were in stitches when he posted his latest dance mishap. "I'm not sure how @craigrevel and @shirleyballas would have marked this from rehearsals!" Tony joked to his 157,000 Instagram followers as he shared a snippet from his routine."Come ON, I clearly nailed the New Yorker," he reasoned with fans, before Katya laughingly corrected that it was called "the New York"."Kat does her best to replace the @mattgoss bum slap in her own inimitable style: What a Saturday!" Tony exclaimed, referring to the part of their act when pro dancer Katya Jones stood behind him and rhythmically slapped his bottom several times.He added in explanation of the blunder: "[She] tells me I went off too quick - so excited to channel my inner Des Lynam and David Coleman!"Thanking fans for their "love and support", he concluded: "Really so thrilled to still be in this extraordinary show: bring on spoooooky times and halloween." (sic)@sherriesilver laughed: "This bum of yours has gone through a lot! Slapped every week!"@harrysurplus excused the moment when Tony fell down with his legs in the air, and assured him the judges would have loved his performance, quipping: "I’m sure it would have been 10s all round Tony."However, @jjwooley argued: "I thought they were harsh this week and the full Monty week - talked all about the comedy yet you

Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse, 41, has been mischievously described as a "diva" for having an entourage backstage to do her hair and makeup. Meanwhile, sidestepping the criticism, the star posted a photo of herself and fellow female judge Shirley Ballas, marvelling that the anniversary special was "an interesting show"."Girls just want to have fun @ShirleyBallas!!" Motsi captioned the photo of the pair of them, as she showed off her bright red sequin dress and an attention-grabbing red lipstick to match.However, Craig has already hit back that the incredible makeup she models during the shows is the result of a hard-working team of six.“Motsi’s got six people in her dressing room doing the make-up, the lipstick, the eyes, the false eyelashes, her hair, her dress.She’s a diva," Craig exclaimed.Meanwhile, he insisted to the Sun: "I have no one...

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KYM Marsh was spotted looking emotional after a difficult week on Strictly Come Dancing. The TV star attempted to keep a low profile as she visibly fought back tears after a difficult weekend on the BBC Dancing competition. The former Hear'Say singer was seen looking downcast as she left her hotel in London in a tracksuit with a make-up free face.

Jennifer Aniston, 53, confronted him over his addiction and supported him throughout his recovery.He began by saying: "Secrets kill you.Secrets kill people like me."At the time I should have been the toast of the town, I was in a dark room meeting nothing but drug dealers and completely alone."Of the substances he was taking, he listed “methadone, Xanax, full quart of vodka” and “55 Vicodin a day.”Strictly's Tess Daly distracts viewers as fans call for 'replacement'Matthew went on to say Jennifer confronted him about his addiction during a day of filming.Dianne then quoted the actress as saying to him: “We know you’re drinking.”Recalling the moment, he replied: “Imagine how scary a moment that was."He went on to say of his co-star: “She was the one that reached out the most, I’m really grateful to her for that.”Matthew opened up about his addiction in his new memoir Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing.In the book, he revealed how he spent around "$9 million trying to get sober".He added: "I would fake back injuries. I would fake migraine headaches.

STRICTLY pro Amy Dowden sparked concern during last night's results show after looking teary before 'going missing'. The popular Welsh dancer, who is partnered with EastEnders' James Bye, looked overjoyed to make it through to next week's show when hosts Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly called out the pair's names. However, after hugging in celebration the duo then temporarily disappeared from the top deck while the other celebs waited to find out their fate.

WHEN Hamza Yassin was named as the 13th contestant on this year’s Strictly Come Dancing, many asked: “Who?” But now the shy wildlife photographer and presenter has captured the hearts of the nation, with head judge Shirley Ballas telling him on Saturday night: “You make our hearts sing, you make everybody smile.” And even the usually waspish Craig Revel Horwood admitted last night: “My goodness, you are a fantastic dancer.” His star moments on Strictly — a light-footed foxtrot in week one that was praised by the judges and marked Hamza out as a contender, and his electrifying salsa in week four that blew the roof off the ballroom bagging him the highest score of the series so far — hurtled him ahead of the much more well-known celebs. But it has not always been easy to get to the top of the leaderboard three times.

STRICTLY star Matt Goss has revealed he got cha cha chills with a visit from his mum’s ghost. Carol, who died in 2014, came to him last weekend after he was voted off the show. Bros singer Matt told The Sun: “The night after I left the series I didn’t want to watch the show and I just wanted to be in my own bubble.

Tess Daly, 53, and Claudia Winkleman, 50, returned to the dancefloor on Saturday night for Strictly Come Dancing as they celebrated 100 years of the BBC, with the contestants dancing to theme tunes from famous shows. Despite some viewers being somewhat disappointed with the celebrities dancing to BBC theme tunes, others appeared momentarily distracted by the presenter's attire.Tess looked glamorous as ever in a metallic short dress which featured sheer arms with sparkles donned all over the stylish number.The BBC favourite teamed her look with a pair of silver heels as she flashed her toned legs.She styled her blonde tresses in loose waves and added gold eyeshadow with a lick of mascara and nude lips to accentuate her features.BBC viewers turning into Strictly at home were blown away by Tess's appearance and rushed to Twitter to comment.Twitter user, Dee commented: "I really want a dress like the one Tess is wearing #Strictly."Flowerbomb wrote: "Loving Tess’ dress tonight.

Jayde Adams has become the fourth star to leave Strictly Come Dancing.

Kym Marsh has said working between filming commitments and family life while practicing for Strictly Come Dancing has been "tricky" to manage.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans were left furious at head judge Shirley Ballas this evening over 'inconsistent scoring’. Viewers branded her ‘jealous’ after she gave Kym Marsh low scores once again and many called for the 62-year-old to go.

ACID-tongued Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood has branded Motsi Mabuse “a diva” in an outspoken interview. The Aussie choreographer, 57, also claimed that Anton Du Beke, 56, has a “big head” since winning a National Television Award for his role. He added former co-star Bruno Tonioli, 66, would have liked to have left with “more of a fanfare” and insists that head judge Shirley Ballas is not sexist.

Strictly Come Dancing 's James Bye was left in tears after his performance on Saturday night, as he thanked BBC bosses for the "life-changing" opportunity on the show.

Claudia Winkleman 's outfit choice on Strictly Come Dancing tonight has left viewers distracted with one saying it was like something from Saturday Night Fever.