Footballers’ Wives star Zoe Lucker became the latest celebrity to leave Strictly Come Dancing after audience compulsory judges to make a “ludicrous” choice between two of their favourite couples.
Lucker was fifth on the jury’ scoreboard but was sent into the dance-off with third-placed Ali Bastian when audience’ votes were added.
Head judge Len Goodman was left with the deciding vote and said: “I know the viewers’ can do what they like and it’s a popularity contest but this is ludicrous. It’s nonsensical.
“There’s five couples that are inferior than these.”
Mr Goodman had prior told Lucker - who scored 32 for her lively samba - that she had the latent to challenge the show’s leading couples if she could contain her nerves.
Bruno Tonioli gave his vote to Bastian and her colleague Brian Fortuna but said neither pair should have been fighting to stay in the competition.
“It’s silly. Whoever we save it’s not fair on the other self,” he said.
Craig Revel Horwood also voted to save The Bill artist - who scored 33 for the paso doble - but recognized it a “heinous dilemma”.
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Lucker was fifth on the jury’ scoreboard but was sent into the dance-off with third-placed Ali Bastian when audience’ votes were added.
Head judge Len Goodman was left with the deciding vote and said: “I know the viewers’ can do what they like and it’s a popularity contest but this is ludicrous. It’s nonsensical.
“There’s five couples that are inferior than these.”
Mr Goodman had prior told Lucker - who scored 32 for her lively samba - that she had the latent to challenge the show’s leading couples if she could contain her nerves.
Bruno Tonioli gave his vote to Bastian and her colleague Brian Fortuna but said neither pair should have been fighting to stay in the competition.
“It’s silly. Whoever we save it’s not fair on the other self,” he said.
Craig Revel Horwood also voted to save The Bill artist - who scored 33 for the paso doble - but recognized it a “heinous dilemma”.
for more details please visit the telegraph.co.uk
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