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Strictly's Shirley Ballas, 61, in defiant remark as she's branded 'mutton dressed as lamb'

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Shirley Ballas, 61, has been hit with strong criticism since Strictly Come Dancing started, for her comments to Matt Goss over his performances, as well as being accused of "sexist" remarks on the show, which she has denied.This weekend was no different, with the head judge having taken to Twitter to hit back at BBC viewers with a very defiant remark.Shirley has been hit with heavy criticism over her appearance during Saturday night's live show, with one social media saying she looked like "mutton dressed as a lamb".However, Shirley made sure not to let the hateful comments get to her, as she replied to several with a bold jibe.Social media user Ruby_j07 shared a picture of Shirley from Saturday's show, alongside a picture of Nanny Plum from the children's show Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom.She captioned the post: "Shirley Ballas is serving nanny plum tonight #strictlycomedancing #strictly #shirleyballas." (sic)Social media user Patrici26413147 replied: "She is such a false, and fake person.

Mutton dressed as lamb thinks she's the best thing since sliced bread."Choosing to rise above the insult, Shirley responded in view of her 81,400 Twitter followers: "Sorry you feel like this.

Love that expression mutton dressed as lamb is very northern. Anyway, Lovely Sunday you made me smile."This was not the only Twitter message Shirley replied to at the weekend, as she hit out at one Twitter user for criticising her laugh.Nigelll77 said: "Shirley has a lovely false laugh, hairdo last week nice, sorry but not so good last night."Shirley took aboard the criticism, responding: "Thanks Nigel.

Have a great day."Therealdavewest added: "I'd vote to have you replaced."The head judge simply quipped: "Ok. But enjoy the show and have a.

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