Strictly's Kaye Adams felt like 'dirty old lady' watching Kai dance in her bedroom

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

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.

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.

Kate Garraway was left stunned she discovered she has a link to the iconic character that is Paddington Bear. The Good Morning Britain presenter has teamed up with Alison Hammond for ITV series DNA Journey as they both discover details about their families they never knew.

Strictly duo Amy Dowden, 32, and James Bye, 38, delivered an excellent performance during Saturday night's live show - but, as a candid video uploaded to Instagram has revealed, things turned out very differently during their dress rehearsal.

Holly Willoughby made her feelings about the first Strictly Come Dancing elimination known as she spoke to Kaye Adams during the latest edition of This Morning. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Tuesday (October 4) alongside Phillip Schofield.

A BODY language expert has revealed the secret signs Matt Goss was "beating himself up" about being in Strictly’s bottom two. The singer, 54, puts on a confident front in the spotlight, but shows gestures that prove he's "uncomfortable" on the show. That's according to behavioural guru Darren Stanton who claims the Bros star revealed his true feelings as the judges voted to save Matt over Kaye Adams.

A BODY language expert has claimed Kaye Adams was actually RELIEVED to be the first voted out of Strictly. The 59-year-old found herself up against singer Matt Goss in the dance-off, before the judges chose to send her home. TV behavioural guru Darren Stanton claims there were subtle signs Kaye agreed she should be the one to leave.

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.

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 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.

READ NEXT: Kaye Adams shares awkward interaction with hotel staff hours after Strictly exitShe told the Postcards from Midlife podcast: “You want to turn to the person who’s most important in your life, who’s your husband and I couldn’t.“Of course what I didn’t realise was he was going through his own little menopause and he’d obviously taken up with a – very exciting in his life – 24-year-old.“So a sweaty, moaning wife was just like the last thing he wanted.”Anthea, 62, and Bovey, 61, had been married 12 years before they split up when she was 52 after she found out about his affair. The pair divorced in 2012.Former Blue Peter host Anthea said at first she herself didn't understand what was happening to her, and she welcomed the recent more open debate about the menopause.“I hadn't a clue what was going on.

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.