Yahoo News BBC Strictly Come Dancing spoiler leaked as fans say 'beyond a joke now'
Strictly Come Dancing fans were 'really shocked' as the latest celebrity to leave the competition was leaked. As usual, the results of the latest live show were revealed just hours later.
The results show is filmed straight after the live show, meaning those who are there know who ends up in the dance-off and who is sent home from the competition. Fans were in utter disbelief over the celebrities who ended up in the dance-off as they took to X to comment.
One said: "Now I'm really shocked at this result. No way should XX have left at this stage." A second commented: "XX was completely stitched up this week."
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A third fan said: "No way what the hell." And a fourth added: "OH HELL NO!!.. It's beyond a joke now. XX could've easily been in the final."
This week’s leaderboard had a special twist as week 10 included a Samba-thon. This dance challenge is based on an actual dance-a-thons, which involves all pairs dancing at the same time, before the judges begin to eliminate the weakest couples one by one, until only the winners remain.
While the scores up for grabs are lower than those possible for the celebs’ main routines, the Samba-thon can change the leaderboard as the couple's are given two scores for their main dance and the Samba-thon.
Tasha Ghouri and Aljaz Skorjanec topped the Strictly leaderboard again after receiving the first perfect score of the competition. Their American Smooth brough judge Anton Du Beke to tears and Shirley Ballas was left speechless.
They came second in the Samba-thon though, while JB Gill and Lauren Oakley won. When added on to the 39 they won for their energetic Charleston, the seven Samba-thon points were enough for Gill and Oakley to go joint top of the leaderboard.
A the other end of the leaderboard was Pete Wicks and Jowita Przystał, who danced a Tango. They were awarded a not-so-impressive score of 29. They added just three points with their performance in the Samba-thon.
But as viewers know, the positions on the leaderboard don't necessarily mean a celebrity will be sent home as the public votes can mean a lot. While Pete has been singled out as the bookies favourite to leave the show this week, he was saved last week after coming in bottom of the leaderboard.
Strictly Come Dancing's results show airs tomorrow (Sunday, November 24) on BBC One and BBC iPlayer at 7.20pm.
