Ex-Strictly pro Kevin Clifton slams lack of audience and blames Jacqui Smith’s exit on empty studio
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thesun.co.ukBITTER Kevin Clifton has slammed the lack of audience on Strictly and says it is not working. The ex-pro, 38, says former politician Jacqui Smith and Anton Du Beke would not have been voted out if a crowd was in the studio.
Kevin, who quit the BBC1 show in March, said: “There is an empty studio pretty much with the celebs and their dancers and a few dotted around on the other side, it does not have that same effect in the studio. “I think there have been numbers that I have seen where people react in the studio and they have just gone off at the end of the number and Tess [Daly] is trying to talk and they are still clapping and stamping their feet and there is a second wave of applause.
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