Strictly Come Dancing's Hamza Yassin breaks down in tears after brilliant semi-final performance

Paolo Nutini has revealed himself to be a Limmy fan after quoting the Scots comedian at his gig in Glasgow last night.

STRICTLY Come Dancing winner Hamza Yassin was all smiles as he was crowned the winner of the long running TV show. The wildlife photographer and personality flashed a wide grin as he was seen for the first time since taking home the glitterball trophy with pro partner Jowita Przystal. Hamza, 32, flashed a smile for the cameras as he left the Strictly Come Dancing finale afterparty on Saturday night.

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's Jowita Przystał has paid an emotional tribute to her celebrity partner Hamza Yassin, after they lifted the iconic glitterball trophy.

Scots singer-songwriter Joesef has thanked Paolo Nutini and his crew for being 'so welcoming' and allowing him to warm up the OVO Hydro crowd - in his first ever arena gig.

STRICTLY Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas looked furious as she was heckled during last night's semi final. The head judge was giving her critique to presenter Helen Skelton's second dance when she was interrupted by an unnamed member of the audience.

Strictly's Shirley Ballas, 62, will be separated from partner Danny Taylor over much of the festive season due to his hectic pantomime schedule, while she will be enjoying quality time with her dancer son, Mark.She has now revealed in a brand new interview that she is taking marriage with Danny off the cards, although she previously told the world he'd already bought a ring for her and she was constantly "giving him a nudge" to propose.Shirley will not be participating in panto this year and is taking time off over Christmas to "collect herself" after intense trolling during the latest series of Strictly Come Dancing.Her very different Christmas schedule, including plans to see her Dancing With The Stars champ son Mark for the big day, means she'll be apart from her beau Danny, 48."Danny’s in a big panto in Blackpool – I really haven’t got to see him much at all this year," she lamented to S magazine."I’m busy with Strictly and he’s busy with the panto - and the thing I’ve probably decided is that we’re really good as we are right now."Take marriage or anything like that off the table," she insisted, adding: "We’ll just see where it goes."The comments are a dramatic departure from those she made in previous years, announcing that Danny already had a ring stashed away ready for proposing to her.Back in 2020, she had suggested that marriage could "possibly" be on the cards for the following year - but it seems the proposal never took place.She told The Sun that the confinement and isolation during lockdown had led to the pair getting to know each other "inside out" and discovering how "compatible" they were.Now it seems that Shirley is in no major hurry to tie the knot.However, she added to the aforementioned publication

HAMZA Yassin has been crowned the winner of Strictly Come Dancing after a closely fought final. The four finalists took to the floor with three routines tonight, Judge's Choice, their favourite dance from the series and a show dance.

STRICTLY fans have spotted a pro dancer's 'angry face' after failing to win in the final - as Hamza Yassin triumphed. Saturday's final saw Hamza crowned king of the ballroom over Fleur East, Helen Skelton and Molly Rainford.

Kilchoan Community Centre almost lost its roof last night when Hamza Yassin brought the Strictly Glitterball home to Scotland.

The wait is finally over for fans of Strictly Come Dancing as the final of the BBC dancing show takes place tonight.

STRICTLY Come Dancing returns this evening as 12 weeks of magic come to a glamorous and glitzy end in a showstopping finale. The live final kicks off tonight (December 17, 2022) at 7.05pm on BBC One in a spectacular two-and-a-half-hour Strictly extravaganza.

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 Come Dancing fans have taken to social media with their predictions for this weekend’s anticipated final. But some aired their frustrations that they feel the show is now a “two horse race” and that some have a better chance of lifting the glitterball than others.

Strictly Come Dancing star Hamza Yassin, 32, left his dance partner Jowita Przystał, 28, emotional as gave a heartfelt speech ahead of the final this weekend.Taking to Instagram, the professional dancer held up the camera as the BBC cameraman told fans their final rehearsal was complete. Speaking on her Story, he said: "So there we go, rehearsals done, our last one together in this room."It's been an absolutely incredible journey."Turning to his dance partner, he added: "I've said it all along, you are amazing, you are absolutely amazing."This journey, I couldn't have done it without you, you mean the world to me.Thank you so much."Jane Fonda shares cancer update as she stops treatmentJowita struggled to hold back tears as she admitted: "I don't want to say goodbye yet."We're going to have an amazing Saturday night."The dancing duo will battle it out for the Glitterball trophy against Helen Skelton and Gorka Marquez, Fleur East And Vito Coppola and Molly Rainford and Carlos Gu. He and Helen are the only contestants who have avoided the dance-off throughout the series.On Saturday night, each couple will perform three dances, two of which they have danced before, in a bid to get viewers behind them one last time.Last week, Hamza and Jowita were at the top of the leaderboard after impressing judges with their Charleston. Despite his success on the show so far, he said he still didn't believe he is a good dancer. He said: "I thought week one – get going.

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 have called for a huge show shake-up amid a fix row that the judges have already picked the winner. Viewers have been theorising that the judges have "rigged the final four" in order to "fix" who wins the show this weekend.

Paolo Nutini declared his love for Nicola Sturgeon during Tuesday night's show in Glasgow.

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.