Zara McDermott 'needs a miracle' as Strictly pro warns 'she won't go much further'

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Zara McDermott and Graziano Di Prima's days are numbered in the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom, according to ex-pro Brendan Cole.The pair are fast approaching Halloween Week after three incrementally improving routines together, but while speaking to Sky Bingo, Brendan, 47, argued that Made in Chelsea star Zara, 26, doesn't quite cut the mustard when it comes to genuine dancing talent. "I'm not expecting much more from Zara McDermott.

I'm not expecting a lot because she's not a dancer. She doesn't feel it, she doesn't move as a dancer needs to, to create beauty," he began. "She's a beautiful girl, but she doesn't create beauty on the dancefloor.The pair of them obviously look very nice together – tall, elegant and pretty." The Kiwi, who was forced to live in a tent with his family this summer, went on to add: "Her dance on Sunday night was much better than her previous numbers.

It was a good dance for her," before having a pop at Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood, Anton Du Beke and Motsi Mabuse. "When it's Paso [Doble] you create throughout the number, from your toes right up through your legs, your pelvis, your body, three dimensional – you create within the space around you – none of that was picked up on of course by the esteemed panel of judges. "She's not going to go too much further unless a miracle happens," Brendan claimed. "There are a few in the bottom of the competition that are kind of hanging on.

You can't have everybody being amazing and you've got your strugglers and you've got the ones that are pushing for the title. "[Jody Cundy and Jowita Przystał] as well. [The judges] thought it was amazing for some reason, and it wasn't.