Strictly star told to leave show immediately as bombshell exit sparks 'fix' fury

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Strictly Come Dancing saw fan favourites Dianne Buswell and Will Best become the seventh couple to be axed. The pair, who found themselves in the dance-off for the first time,…
Strictly Come Dancing saw fan favourites Dianne Buswell and Will Best become the seventh couple to be axed. The pair, who found themselves in the dance-off for the first time, went up against Jaime Winstone and Carlos Gu, in the couple's fourth dance-off so far. This week, Jaime returned after being forced to miss last week due to an injury sustained during rehearsals. Will and Dianne performed their Paso Doble to Smalltown Boy by Bronski Beat, before Jaime and Carlos performed their Charleston to I Can’t Do It Alone by Catherine Zeta-Jones.
But as the judges shared their thoughts, it didn't look good for Will and Dianne, as Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas chose to save Jaime and Carlos. Anton du Beke opted to give Will and Dianne a vote, leaving the final decision in Craig Revel-Horwood's hands, as he had the deciding vote this week. He decided to save Jaime and Carlos, saving the pair once again, as Will and Dianne were sent home.
Viewers were left gutted over the news, as one fan posted: "My wife will be seething; she thought Will was going all the way to the final. Why do the judges insist on saving Jaime every week? It clear the public don't like her for whatever reasons."
A third lamented: "So frustrated with the songs he kept getting no wonder he's gone just shame he was fun to watch for me."
Meanwhile, Delta Goodrem was forced to perform with stand-in Aljaz Skorjanec as her partner Kai Widdrington has fallen in.
While she performed well on the night, landing an impressive 35 points from the judges, Kai's absence was a big blow to the Australian singer.
It has been reported that Kai was taken to hospital over the weekend, and it is not known whether he will be well enough to return to the show next week.
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