Strictly's Katya Jones 'frustrated' with Tony Adams as 'win slips out of her hands'

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Kaye Adams has slapped her Loose Women co-stars with a major demand after leaving the show. The TV presenter returned to her spot on the panel of the ITV talk show on Tuesday after she was voted out of the BBC dancing competition in the first round.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans are convinced that a star is "furious" with the judges over their scoring over the weekend. Matt Goss ended up in the bottom two and faced the Dance Off over the weekend, after scoring a measly 22 points for his saucy samba.

FANS were left confused last night after Strictly couple Giovanni Pernice and Richie Anderson sit SEPARATELY on It Takes Two. The pair - who dance together on the BBC competition - were separated during the show, while all the other celebrities sat side-by-side with their professional partners.

Loose Women host Kaye Adams opened up about her Strictly Come Dancing stint in her first ITV appearance since she was axed from the show.Kaye was sent home after the judges decided to let her go and she has since returned to her presenting role on ITV's midday chat show Loose Women.She was joined by Coleen Nolan, Janet Street-Porter and Denise Welch and the panellists were all excited to see Kaye back in the hot seat.READ MORE:Patsy Kensit to reveal Strictly Come Dancing secrets in Daily Star Facebook LiveThey all complimented Kaye's performance but also made some backhanded remarks, which left the stars in stitches.Denise remarked that she thought Kaye was going to be "as bad at dancing as Theresa May," while Janet Street-Porter said that the presenter had "flashed her knickers".Kaye then shared some of the thoughts she had while dancing: "...I've thrown myself up in the air, I've got my TENA Lady's on - what else do you want from me?!"The audience burst out laughing at her off the cuff comment as the ITV show played clips of her dancing on Strictly.Then Janet offered: "Please don't beat yourself up about it! I watched and I just thought you were brilliant! To do the Charleston with so many steps, flash your knickers, all of that!"Kaye then joked that she was "more than happy to do that, now or any time," but Janet wasn't having any of it and ordered her to "sit down" because she's "on Loose Women now".Janet then gave more support to her co-star and urged her "not to beat herself up" before Kaye admitted that she was "grateful" for the experience and "learned so much".Kaye then said: "In terms of: 'Don't beat yourself up,' I am going to be more positive about myself.

Strictly 's Tony Adams is the favourite to be booted off the show this weekend after managing to escape the first dance-off.

Tony Adams compared having sex with American model Caprice Bournet to taking drugs in his tell-all autobiography.The retired sportsman, 55, enjoyed a brief fling with the blonde bombshell, 50, back in 2001 just three years following the breakdown of his six-year marriage to ex-wife Jane Shea.At the time, the England player claimed there was no emotional depth in their short-lived relationship despite blowing his mind in the bedroom.READ MORE: Strictly's Janette Manrara sizzles in bikini as she poses with lookalike sisterHe first addressed his famous fling back in 2017 memoir SOBER: Football. My Story.

FORMER Strictly pro Joanne Clifton has hit back at Craig Revel Horwood's 'unfair' comments after he savaged Ellie Taylor's Paso Doble on Saturday night. Glitterball winner Jo analysed Ellie and Johannes Radebe's routine on last night's It Takes Two alongside host Rylan Clark.

Tony Adams, 55, apologised to his Strictly Come Dancing partner Katya Jones, 33, yesterday after he dropped her in spectacular fashion during rehearsals.The former Arsenal player also made reference to the time he dropped his teammate Steve Morrow, 52, and broke his arm.The sports star is one of 15 celebrities to take part in Strictly this year with his attempts to wow the judges with his dance moves. Tony and Katya came bottom of the leaderboard with a score of 15 out of 40 but were saved from the dance-off by the public vote. Taking to Twitter on October 3, the football manager posted some pictures of himself performing the Charleston with Katya to the tune My Old Man’s A Dustman by Foster & Allen.He told his 86,300 followers: “That was a little bit better - but a lot more fun. “Thanks to everyone who voted for me - am trying my hardest to get it right, but at times I revert to type.“Scroll to see my Stevie Morrow moment in training,” he added, tweeting a clip from rehearsals. Above the video, he issued an apology, writing: “Sorry @Mrs_katjones (and Steve.Still sorry after all these years…)”In the clip, Tony can be seen holding Katya on one shoulder before losing his balance and swinging her into a dustbin.Katya lay outstretched on the floor for a minute, before springing back up and brushing it off like a pro. During the video, a red arrow could also be seen pointing to Katya that read “Steve Morrow”.This was Tony’s reference to the time he dramatically dropped his teammate following the 1993 League Cup final.That year, Arsenal were victorious in their match against Sheffield Wednesday, but things quickly took a turn as the post-match celebrations on the pitch became dangerous. Arsenal were riding high after beating

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.

Strictly Come Dancing alongside Len Goodman, Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli from 2004 to 2009 before her shock departure.The dancing legend has taken to Twitter to agree with former show professional James Jordan, 44, who shared his opinion this weekend over how much the BBC hit show has "changed".James originally took to Twitter over the weekend to commentate on the show, however he was unable to watch Saturday's show live due to celebrating his wife Ola Jordans 40th birthday.He however, wrote in view of his 320,500 Twitter followers his opinion on Sunday night's results show.He said: "Oh my how Strictly has changed."Arlene agreed with James' statement in view of her 99,800 followers, simply replying: "So much in every way."Many social media users rushed to the comments to share their view on the show and its changes with many agreeing with Jams and Arlene.Chrissey23 said: "I agree. Watched it from day one and was so disappointed in the change."I’m not bothered about two women or men together.

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.

TV presenter Alex Jones has said that her career has “come in handy” while raising her own three kids.The welsh television presenter spoke to Metro as part of their “sixty seconds with” series, which has previously profiled the likes of Strictly Come Dancing’s Kaye Adams, Peter Andre and Gok Wan. Revealing she was taking the interview in her car because her house is “like a zoo”, Alex, 45, was asked whether she is good with kids because of her experience, as she branded herself a "fun parent".

Tony Adams, 55, enjoyed a short romance with blonde model Caprice Bourret, 50, three years after the collapse of his marriage to ex-wife Jane Shea.The former Arsenal and England footballer likened his sexual relationship with the model to being like a "drug" in his memoir, with comments resurfacing as he appears on Strictly Come Dancing. Caprice has responded to Tony's resurfaced comments as the former professional footballer continuing to compliment his former flame.Tony admitted in his 2017 memoir, SOBER: Football.

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.