BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Bobby Brazier says 'no comment' as Dianne Buswell left to address 'near kiss' controversy
manchestereveningnews.co.ukStrictly Come Dancing star Bobby Brazier replied 'no comment' as he was quizzed on his reasons for not making it to the Good Morning Britain studio for a planned interview - while Dianne Buswell was left to address their latest 'near kiss' controversy.
The couple were on everybody's lips over the weekend following their latest performance in the BBC One dance contest. EastEnders star Bobby and professional dancer Dianne delivered a powerful Argentinian tango to Sail by Awolnation to land a score of 30 with Dianne in a bid to secure their place in week eight of the hit dance competition - which they did.
But judge Anton Du Beke said the performance was too rehearsed as he feels the dance requires you to be 'messy', but added that it was hard to be critical as it was 'absolutely clean as a whistle'.
Craig Revel Horwood also felt the performance was 'too aggressive' and 'choreographed'. Shirley Ballas said she did not agree with her fellow judges and felt it was 'much better' than the couple's routine last week. READ MORE: BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Adam Thomas 'crying' as wife pays lengthy tribute after 'curse' quip READ MORE: Read more of today's top stories from the Manchester Evening News Strictly viewers watching the action unfold at home were left stunned as some were sure Bobby had 'gone in for a real kiss' at the end of his passionate dance with Dianne.
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