BBC Strictly Come Dancing viewers 'in tears' over Craig Revel-Horwood and 'want medical help'

BBC Strictly Come Dancing fans are in tears and want medical help for Craig Revel Horwood after old footage emerged. Craig, one of four BBC judges, has gone viral after footage of him leading a dance workout on the internet has resurfaced.

Craig, aged 59, is seen performing 'Boogie For Your Bones' as part of a campaign for the National Osteoporosis Society back in 2012. Craig, who is joined on Strictly Come Dancing each week by Motsi Mabuse, head judge Shirley Ballas and Anton du Beke, says: "Everyone can take simple steps to build up their bones.

"Dance is a fantastic form of exercise because it's exciting and appeals to people of all ages and abilities." He adds: "Dance your way to stronger bones!" Taking to Reddit, a fan wrote: "I was searching YouTube for videos of the judges dancing, and came across this video of Craig. I have no words for it."

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A second typed: "I'm in tears. What is this." And a third wrote "Thank you for gracing us with this video. Brilliant." And a fourth chimed in: "Brilliant, hilarious and with a great message: dance, however you do it is extremely good for you as well as being fun. So use it or lose it "

"I'd need medical assistance in the first two minutes," another laughed. Earlier this year, Craig said allegations of abusive behaviour to past participants on the show have come as a “shock” to him. Revel Horwood said: “I’m just finding out [about the allegations], like everybody else, through the press.

“For me it’s a shock, and news to me, because the judges are never present at any of the teaching. We literally come in on a Saturday and just judge what we see before us. So we’re kept very, very separate to the rest of the company.

“For us, it’s complete news. Every day that I read about something I think, ‘That can’t be right,’ so I’ll wait and see what happens with the investigations, but certainly we have nothing to do with that.”