Strictly Come Dancing turns frosty as fans spot Tess Daly's Craig Revel Horwood 'snub'

Fleur East has explained the reason behind her emotional appearance following her latest performance on Strictly Come Dancing. The Hits Radio host was overcome with emotion as she finished her second routine of the brand new series of the BBC One show alongside professional dance partner Vito Coppola.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Fleur East has revealed the real reason why she broke down in tears on Saturday night's show. The singer-songwriter got emotional after performing the Viennese Waltz with her professional dance partner Vito Coppola. Fleur, 34, performed the emotional dance to Glimpse Of Us by Joji on Strictly over the weekend - before she was seen wiping away tears.

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.

With all eyes on the Strictly Come Dancing 2022 contestants at the moment, it’s no wonder some of the stars are keen to book in for some beauty treatments to make sure they’re looking their best on the dancefloor. Fleur East, who’s partnered with pro dancer Vito Coppola, just treated herself to a salon trip to make sure her trademark curls look pristine for the live shows on Saturdays.The singer, 34, opted to try out a new in-salon service promising to boost shine and improve hair condition and tone in a matter of minutes: Wella Professionals Shinefinity Glazing Service.The treatment is done over the basin, making it a very speedy booster.The appeal of Shinefinity is it gives hair a slight colour glaze without lifting it with a lightener.

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.

Strictly Come Dancing’s Fleur East has explained the touching reason why she cried during her Waltz with professional Vito Coppola. During Saturday’s show, the former X Factor contestant danced the Viennese Waltz with her partner and Latin American champion Vito. Following the stunning performance, Fleur, 34, became emotional while chatting with Claudia Winkleman.

Claudia Winkleman made an awkward blunder in the closing moments of Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday.The presenter made the gaffe live on air as she recapped the scores after CBBC star Molly Rainford and her pro partner Carlos Gu finished their dance.She began by saying: "One of our couples will be leaving this weekend. If you don't want to lose your favourite, please make sure you vote by 10 past 9."Claudia's co-presenter Tess Daly then told viewers to tune in to Sunday's results show on BBC One to find out who will bag a place in the Dance Off and who will go home.READ MORE: Claudia Winkleman's sex confessions – would be 'virgin' without fringe to 48-hour ruleClaudia added: "We'll also have performances," before mumbling and adding: "Performances even from Robbie Williams and a brilliant group dance from our professionals."Head judge Shirley Ballas also made a blunder on the show when she was slow to react to a question from Tess at the start of the show.She later conceded there'd been a 'hitch' later in the programme.Claudia also made a sly dig about the falling value of the pound during the show.The currency fell to an all-time low after the newly-appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer’s ‘mini-budget’ was unveiled last week.As she teased Tyler West and her dance partner, Dianne Buswell, would be playing the roles of ‘bank robbers’ for their jive, Claudia advised what currency they should be aiming for.For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.She joked: "My advice? Go for the dollar.

The second live show of Strictly Come Dancing 2022 led to decision time as the first celeb departed the dancefloor om Sunday night (October 2). Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman hosted as 15 stars and their pro dance partners dazzled judges Motsi Mabuse, Craig Revel Horwood, Anton Du Beke and head judge Shirley Ballas as well as the audience at home.

Claudia Winkleman has been lighting up our screens as one of the BBC’s much-loved presenters for year, garnering a slew of adoring fans. She has twice been nominated for the British Academy Television Award for Best Entertainment Performance for her work on Strictly Come Dancing.

THERE was 'warfare' between the Strictly Come Dancing judges on Saturday night's show, as well as a 'fiery relationship' brewing between one couple. That's according to body language expert Judi James, who has revealed the secret signs she spotted on the October 1st episode of the BBC smash.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans are in shock as the first eliminated dancer of the series leaked online last night. Every year, the identity of the celebrity who gets the boot is revealed on social media hours in advance as the Sunday night results show is pre-recorded on Saturday evening.

Strictly Come Dancing returned with a bang last weekend as 15 new celebrities made their TV debut on the dancefloor for the first time.It wouldn’t be Strictly without the return of the beloved TV hosts including long-serving host Tess Daly and her witty co-host Claudia Winkleman.For fans struggling to get their ballroom fix during the week, Rylan Clark and Janette Manrara are back at the helm over on the BBC One spin-off show, It Takes Two.READ MORE: Strictly fans fret as Kaye Adams shows gruesome injury from 'lethal' dance trainingAs the star-studded line up prepare to face their first dreaded dance-off, Daily Star has taken a deep dive inside the net worth’s of the beloved presenters.Tess was born Helen Daly in Stockport, Cheshire on April 17, 1969 and grew up in the heart of Derbyshire.The 53-year-old dog lover now lives with her husband Vernon Kay in Fulmer, Buckinghamshire after welcoming two children together.She first started her career as a model after she was scouted in the street at the age of 18, which allowed her to work in Paris and New York for more than five years at a time.But her modelling career wasn’t limited to fashion shows and photoshoots, after she appeared in two Duran Duran music videos and even stripped nude for a music video by band The Beloved.Since then, the blonde bombshell has gone on to host a slew of TV shows, most famously hosting alongside Sir Bruce Forsyth since its first series back in 2004.After 10 years, the showman stepped down from the show where he was replaced by Claudia Winkleman who remains as Tess’ partner to this day.It’s fair to say Tess has amassed a huge fortune over her lengthy showbiz career, boasting a reported net worth of around £3million.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood admitted he was very much distracted from Matt Goss's dance routine because of his 'tight white trousers' on Saturday night. The Bros singer, 55, is paired with Nadiya Bychkova for this year's series and the duo performed a Samba to Night Fever by the Bee Gees.

Strictly Come Dancing's Fleur East broke down in tears after her emotional Viennese Waltz on Saturday's show. The 34 year old singer was overwhelmed at the end of her routine with Vito Coppola, before speaking to the judges.

Judge Motsi Mabuse quickly corrected herself and apologised after she mixed-up the names of two of the professional dancers on Strictly Come Dancing. As she critiqued Kym Marsh and Graziano Di Prima for their Viennese Waltz, she got his name muddled with fellow pro Italian dancer Giovanni Pernice.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were left shaking their heads as Shirley Ballas kicked off the live show with an 'awkward gaffe'.

There were tears on the dancefloor as singer and radio presenter Fleur East was overcome with emotion as Strictly Come Dancing returned for its second week of stellar performances. Fleur, who presents the breakfast show on Manchester's Hits Radio, glided across the dancefloor with her professional dance partner Vito Coppola.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were quick to react on Twitter after judge Shirley Ballas made a blunder live on-air at the start of Saturday's show. As the show opened, Tess Daly called to Shirley, 62, for comment as she announced that the voting lines would be open on the show this week.

Strictly Come Dancing's Will Mellor admitted his "mind went blank" as he unfortunately made a mistake in his opening dance with pro Nancy Xu.The actor, 46, and pro, 31, opened the BBC One show on Saturday with a Salsa to Never Too Much by Luther Vandross, where during the routine Nancy lost one of her earrings. After performing, host Tess Daly pointed out: "Losing buttons and earrings and all sorts, we are live after all!" While during the judges' feedback, they pointed out some errors in the routine as Shirley Ballas said: "There were some mistakes this evening, I saw your little face - it's quite difficult to repick it back up but you got on with it, you did it!" Speaking to Claudia Winkleman after the dance, a deflated Will admitted that his "mind went completely blank" but pointed out that this is live TV.