Strictly Come Dancing has said goodbye to a couple for the first time this year, as Kaye Adams got the ballroom boot, alongside pro partner Kai Widdrington. But their exit was not without some late drama as head judge Shirley Ballas disagreed with the votes cast by her colleagues.
Bookies never rated Loose Women star Kaye's chances of doing well on the BBC show from the second her name appeared on the line-up, putting her at the bottom of the winner odds, alongside football legend Tony Adams. However, despite that many fans had been looking forward to seeing Kaye in action, with the presenter also having the full backing of her Loose Women colleagues, particularly close pal Nadia Sawalha, who was in the audience to cheer her on for two weeks in a row.
Both Kaye and Tony danced a Charleston on Saturday night but, while Tony's improved performance was enough to keep him out of danger, sadly for Kaye and Kai, they landed in the Dance Off, joined in the bottom two by Bros legend Matt Goss and his pro partner Nadia.
