Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas has softened and gave more 'humble' feedback following a backlash from viewers.
The judge, 62, has come under fire this series for some harsh criticisms against celebrities including singer Fleur East and 80s pop icon Matt Goss. Viewers have even called for Shirley to be sacked from the BBC show, and have labelled her as sexist for appearing to reward male dancers more kindly than female performers.
However, Saturday night's show saw the former award-winning latin dancer and head judge appear subdued and 'vulnerable' as she gave more humble comments to celebrities and dancers.