Saturday night, Come Dancing fans were devastated to see the celebrity they sent home.
Panicked viewers react to seeing a spoiler claiming that it revealed who got the boots – just one week prior to the Blackpool special.
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One person reacted to the leaked results: “Oh Jesus, just watch #Strictly Spoiler. There’s no point in watching the show now.”
Another tweeted: “I just wanted to know if spoiler seen was true… if… they were shaping to be the victor”
A third and miserable model wrote: “Nooooo!”
The Sun decided not to share its eighth week results.
Floor East was the top performer on the Strictly come Dancing leaderboard, while the remaining nine couples competed for a spot at next week’s Blackpool Special.
After a two year hiatus, BBC One will be returning to the Tower Ballroom.
Tony Adams, a former soccer player was in danger of finding himself in the ballroom dancing scene after his Land Of 1,000 Dances hosted by Wilson Beckett fell apart with the judges. He was 24th and last in the leaderboard.
Kim Marsh, Hamza Yassin, Will Mellor and Hamza Yassin have created routines that are tailored to the family’s needs, both living and deceased.
Nancy Shaw, Will’s partner, dances to Three Times A Lady by Commodores. This is in memory of his father Bill. Bill died in April 2020 from cancer. Will scored 38 points and placed second.
Hamza scored 38 more points than the couple’s choice Jerusalem remix of Master KG. It featured Burna Boy and NomsiboZikod, with Melor taking second place.
Kim Marsh and Graziano da Prima danced to American music to Chasing Cars. These tracks were originally composed by Snow Patrol. Kim dedicated the performance her son Archie, who was prematurely born and died shortly afterwards.
The judges praised her fragility and weakness, but they noticed a mistake halfway through.
Molly Rainford also performed well, which Rumba beat by 37 points to All The Man That You Need of Whitney Houston.
After being in a dance against Ellie Symonds, Paralympic swimming champion, her success was immediate.
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