Strictly Come Dancing 2022: What time does the results show start? Who was bottom of the leaderboard? Who was eliminated last week? Everything you need to know as the dance showcase wraps up Week Four
- The results show for Strictly is at tonight on BBC One at 6:30pm as the celebrities battle it out in week four
- Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystał danced a Salsa to Ecuador by Sash and received a standing ovation from the audience – and the judges awarded them the highest score of the series, a near-perfect 39
- Jayde Adams burst into tears after she and Karen Hauer danced the American Smooth to Wind Beneath My Wings to Bette Midler, with the comedian opening up about how it reminds her of her late sister Jenna
- The second person to be eliminated from this year’s competition was Richie Anderson, who faced the nerve-wracking dance-off with singer Fleur East in last Sunday’s results show
Strictly Come Dancing‘s results show returns to screens for the fourth week tonight, Sunday 16 October, after the sparkly celebrities took to the dance floor with their pro partners for the fourth week this series on Saturday night.
The fourth live show of the series hit BBC One with the 13 couples facing the third public vote of the series.
After giving it their all on the dancefloor last week, the celebrities once again learned a new routine as things stepped up a gear in week four.
Jayde Adams burst into tears after she and Karen Hauer danced the American Smooth to Wind Beneath My Wings to Bette Midler, with the comedian opening up about how it reminds her of her late sister Jenna, who passed away in 2011 from an inoperable brain tumour. They were awarded 31 points.
Judge Shirley Ballas – who herself faced trolling this week after being accused of sexism by viewers – also broke down in tears as she lauded Jayde’s routine, branding the comic ‘her hero.’
Elsewhere, Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystał danced a Salsa to Ecuador by Sash and received a standing ovation from the audience. The judges awarded them the highest score of the series, a near-perfect 39.
Fleur East and Vito Coppola followed closely behind with their Argentine Tango which bagged them 38 points, and in the third spot was Molly Rainford and Carlos Gu, who got 35 points for their Cha Cha Cha.
Last week saw Radio 2 star Richie Anderson and his professional partner Giovanni Pernice eliminated after a shock dance-off with Fleur East with her partner Vito Coppola.
After both couples performed again, judges Craig Revel Horwood, Anton Du Beke and Motsi Mabuse all voted to save Fleur, sending Richie home.
So, ahead of the results show tonight, here’s everything you need to know about the show as it heads into Week Five…
Get the glitter ready! With this year’s series well underway, here’s everything you need to know about the BBC programme…(the new line up pictured)
What time is Strictly’s results show on tonight and what will happen? How does the voting work?
The results show this week starts tonight at 7.15pm, beginning after Antiques Roadshow. It has a shorter running time to the main show at just 45 mins long, airing until 8pm.
Each week Strictly Come Dancing viewers vote for their favourite couple either by phone or online, and these votes are combined with the scores given by the judging panel for their performances.
The two couples with the fewest votes then go head-to-head in the dance-off, delivering a reprisal of their performance from the live show.
Hosts: Each week Strictly Come Dancing viewers vote for their favourite couple either by phone or online, and these votes are combined with the scores given by the judging panel for their performances (Tess and Claudia pictured on Saturday)
The judges then decide which couple they would like to save, and in the event of a tie head judge Shirley Ballas is given the casting vote.
And following on from last week’s second public vote of the competition, the pressure is well and truly on to get their steps right as the phone lines will once again open after the show for fans to vote for their favourite routines.
The main show will air live every Saturday throughout the autumn, with the final typically airing on the last Saturday before Christmas.
Its spin-off show, It Takes Two, will continue to air weeknights on BBC Two – with Rylan Clark and Janette Manrara taking the helm as hosts.
What happened in Week Four?
Strictly Come Dancing’s fourth live show of the series hit BBC One on Saturday evening, with the 13 couples set face the third public vote of the series.
After giving it their all on the dancefloor last week, the celebrities once again learned a new routine as things stepped up a gear in week four.
Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystał danced a Salsa to Ecuador by Sash and received a standing ovation from the audience. The judges awarded them the highest score of the series, a near-perfect 39.
Sensational: Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystał danced a Salsa to Ecuador by Sash and received a standing ovation from the audience. The judges awarded them the highest score of the series, a near perfect 39
Amazing! Motsi said: ‘You have so much rhythm. You shut the house down!’ while Shirley added: ‘You are so humble in receiving your comments, whether they’re good or bad. You are Daddy Cool now. It was perfecto’
STRICTLY COME DANCING: WEEK 4 LEADERBOARD
Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystał – Salsa: 39 points
Fleur East and Vito Coppola – Argentine Tango: 38 points
Molly Rainford and Carlos Gu – Cha Cha Cha: 35 points
James Bye and Amy Dowden – Quickstep: 32 points
Kym Marsh and Graziano Di Prima – Samba: 32 points
Jayde Adams and Karen Hauer – American Smooth: 31 point
Ellie Simmonds and Nikita Kuzmin – Salsa: 30 points
Johannes Radebe and Ellie Taylor – Viennese Waltz: 30 points
Helen Skelton and Gorka Márquez – Pasodoble: 29 points
Tony Adams and Katya Jones – American Smooth: 26 points
Will Mellor and Nancy Xu – Rumba: 23 points
Matt Goss and Nadiya Bychkova – Jive: 20 points
Motsi said: ‘You have so much rhythm. You shut the house down!’ while Shirley added: ‘You are so humble in receiving your comments, whether they’re good or bad. You are Daddy Cool now. It was perfecto.’
Jayde Adams burst into tears after she and Karen Hauer danced the American Smooth to Wind Beneath My Wings to Bette Midler, with the comedian opening up about how it reminds her of her late sister Jenna, who passed away in 2011 from an inoperable brain tumour. They were awarded 31 points.
In Jayde’s VT, she said: ‘The lyrics really resonate… she was two years older than me and she died 11 years ago. I didn’t just lose a sister, I lost a best friend, a dance partner. This song in particular is very special to me and my family and I hope I can do it justice this week.’
Strictly Come Dancing 2022: Jayde Adams burst into tears as she dedicated the American Smooth to her late sister Jenna and topped the leaderboard during Saturday’s show – with a teary-eyed Shirley Ballas calling the comedian ‘her hero’
Following the routine, a teary-eyed Shirley Ballas said: ‘I feel like you’re my hero. You’ve represented this number with everybody who’s lost a loved one. I’m really emotional. I’m sure your sister would be proud of you.’
Speaking to Claudia Winkleman afterwards, Jayde burst into hysterical tears, saying: ‘Something she said to my mum before she died, “Do you think people will forget me?” You just said her name on this and… ‘I’m so lucky that I get to do this because so many people lose people and grief is so difficult.
To be able to keep the promise that we wouldn’t let people forget her is the greatest gift.’ Elsewhere, Will Mellor – who had been struck down with an illness during the week – and Nancy Xu danced the Rumba to The Joker And The Queen by Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift – which gained them a score of 23.
In his VT, the EastEnders star had said: ‘Monday, I came into training and after a couple of hours, I felt funny. I’ve come down with a terrible virus.
Brave: Will Mellor performed with Nancy Xu despite being unwell as they were given 23 points for Rumba dedicated to mental health sufferers
Opening up: He said: ‘The actual story behind the dance is powerful, it bring me back to a time when I wasn’t in a happy place. Men find it difficult to talk so I hope people see this and go, “Yeah, I am struggling and can reach out, with something there to catch you’
‘The actual story behind the dance is powerful, it brings me back to a time when I wasn’t in a happy place. Men find it difficult to talk so I hope people see this and go, “Yeah, I am struggling and can reach out”, with someone there to catch you.’
Will previously opened up about his mental health crisis following the death of his sister nine years ago and the passing of his father in 2020. In her feedback, judge Motsi Mabuse said: ‘It’s great to see the spark between you two is always there.
‘But your body posture is better now than when you were dancing. With such a slow Rumba song, your spine is important for what’s happening up and down.
‘Ask where do you stand and where is your spine, those things didn’t come together today. We know you’re talented so come back stronger next time.’
Ellie Simmonds and her partner Nikita Kuzmin gained a score of 30 while dancing the Salsa to Shanice’s I Love Your Smile, with Anton Du Beke saying in his feedback: ‘I’m already in a wonderful mood and now I’m in an even better mood.
Wow! Ellie Simmonds and her partner Nikita Kuzmin gained a score of 30 while dancing the Salsa to Shanice’s I Love Your Smile, with Anton Du Beke saying in his feedback: ‘I’m already in a wonderful mood and now I’m in an even better mood’
Woah! They put on a show-stopping display for audiences at home
He added: ‘What I love about your dancing is you always get the right atmosphere for your dance. That was a great performance and I enjoyed it, well done.’
Matt Goss and Nadiya Bychkova Jived their way to 20 points, with Shirley Ballas saying: ‘There is no disputing you are 100% committed to this competition for sure. I can see you have it in your eyes and want to improve. I think you’re doing quite well with your coordination but now is time to focus on your feet.’
Molly Rainford and Carlos Gu performed the Cha Cha Cha and received 35 points. James Bye and Amy Dowden danced the Quickstep and were awarded 32 points.
Fleur East and Vito Coppola wowed the judges with the Argentine Tango to The Rolling Stones’ Paint It Black – after being in the bottom two last week – and won a score of 38.
In their element: Molly Rainford and Carlos Gu performed the Cha Cha Cha and received 35 points, topping the leaderboard
Hot stuff: Molly flashed her toned legs in a tiny red minidress
Entertaining: Matt Goss and Nadiya Bychkova Jived their way to 20 points, with Shirley Ballas saying: ‘There is no disputing you are 100% committed to this competition for sure. I can see you have it in your eyes and want to improve’
Happy: They both seemed to be in their element during the performance
Shirley put paid to trolls’ claims that she is ‘anti-women’ by praising the singer she said she would have sent home from the dance-off last week and giving her nine out of ten points.
She said: ‘That is the way to come from a dance-off, it was sizzling, like a red hot chilli pepper, it was effortless, it was controlled, had sensuality beyond beyond. You play your own musical instrument, after seeing that today, you just play your own body beautifully.’
Next up was Kym Marsh and Graziano Di Prima, who danced the Samba to 32 points. Tony Adams and Katya Jones danced the American Smooth, with fellow footballer David Seaman making a surprise appearance during rehearsals to support his pal.
Woohoo! Fleur East and Vito Coppola wowed the judges with the Argentine Tango to The Rolling Stones’ Paint It Black – after being in the bottom two last week – and won a score of 38
Before they won a score of 26, Craig Revel Horwood said: ‘Better,’ having only awarded two points last week with Motsi adding, ‘You guys were brilliant, well done.’
But host Claudia Winkleman was forced to apologise on Saturday night after the former footballer accidentally swore live on air.
He was left thrilled over the judges positive feedback following his and Katya ‘s impressive routine to With A Little Help From My Friends by Joe Cocker.
However, Tony appeared to get a little carried away as he let slip a swear word, with presenter Claudia quick to say sorry to fans over the ‘fruity language’ used.
Talented: Next up was Kym Marsh and Graziano Di Prima, who danced the Samba to 32 points
Congrats! James Bye and Amy Dowden danced the Quickstep and were awarded 32 points
Who got eliminated last week?
The second Results Show of the series saw Richie Anderson to be the first contestant eliminated from the series.
Fleur East and Richie were voted into the dance off, with the judges were surprised to see Fleur, who finished sixth on the leaderboard with her partner Vito Coppola, and Richie who together with Giovanni Pernice finished eighth, in the bottom two.
After both couples performed again, judges Craig Revel Horwood, Anton Du Beke and Motsi Mabuse all voted to save Fleur, sending Richie home.
Richie and Giovanni performed their Samba to Hakuna Matata from The Lion King after previously opening Saturday night’s Movie Week with the fun routine.
Then Fleur and her dance partner Vito performed their American Smooth to Part Of Your World from The Little Mermaid, in a bid to impress the judges and remain in the competition.
All over: Richie Anderson and Giovanni Pernice have been eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing following Sunday’s results show
After both couples had danced a second time, the judges delivered their verdicts. Craig Revel Horwood chose to save Fleur and Vito, telling the couples: ‘I would like to save the most accomplished technician and that is Fleur and Vito.’
Motsi Mabuse chose to save Fleur and Vito, admitting: ‘I think it’s heartbreaking actually because I think both of you do not deserve to be here but this is how the public voted and based on this dance off I’m going to save Fleur and Vito.’
Speaking after three of the four judges opted to vote her out, Kaye admitted it was the ‘right result’.
Reflecting on her brief Strictly experience, Kaye admitted she had no argument with the judges’ decision to let her go.
She said: ‘It was the right result and I did make mistakes, and when it comes to that high pressured situation that’s what happens.
‘So I am delighted for Matt and Nadiya, the only person I am just sorry for is this wonderful man [Kai], who has just been so brilliant…It was a hell of a lot of fun, I said my ambition was to learn to love to dance, and actually I have seen a whole new side to myself, it’s opened a little door.
‘It’s been a wonderful experience and to spend time with such talented people who love the show so much has been a joy!’
Who are the Strictly 2022 pairings?
After being crowned series champion with Rose Ayling-Ellis, this year’s Strictly sees Giovanni Pernice take to the floor with DJ Richie, who had confirmed ahead of the series that he would be dancing with a male partner.
Elsewhere, Helen Skelton is paired with Gorka Marquez after becoming a last-minute addition to the show, while Katya Jones is partnered with footballer Tony Adams.
Revealed! Strictly Come Dancing 2022 sees reigning champion Giovanni Pernice form one of two same-sex pairings this series, while Helen Skelton takes to the floor with Gorka Marquez
Let’s do this! Paralympic champion Ellie Simmonds dances with Nikita Kuzmin, who last year took to the floor with Tilly Ramsay
Making history: For the first time in the show’s history, there are two same-sex couples performing in the same series, with Karen, who last year danced with Greg Wise, taking to the floor with comedian Jayde
For the first time in the show’s history, there are two same-sex couples performing in the same series, with Karen, who last year danced with Greg Wise, taking to the floor with comedian Jayde.
Katya Jones, who set tongues wagging last year when she appeared to kiss the now-single Olympic star Adam Peaty, has is paired up with footballer Tony Adams.
Last year’s finalist Johannes Radebe, who had performed with Great British Bake Off star John Whaite, dances with comedian Ellie Taylor this time around.
EastEnders star James Bye is performing with pro Amy Dowden, while singer and CBBC star Molly Rainford takes to the dancefloor with series newcomer Carlos Gu.
Partner goals: Katya Jones, who set tongues wagging last year when she appeared to kiss the now-single Olympic star Adam Peaty, has is paired up with footballer Tony Adams
Wow factor: Singer and DJ Fleur East has been coupled with newcomer Vito Coppola
New duo: Last year’s finalist Johannes Radebe, who had performed with Great British Bake Off star John Whaite, this year dances with comedian Ellie Taylor
Coronation Street star Kym Marsh is matched with with Graziano Di Prima, who last year took to the floor with Judi Love, while Matt Goss is paired up with Nadiya Bychkova.
DJ Tyler West dances with Dianne Buswell, who last year withdrew from the series alongside Robert Webb due to his health concerns.
Rounding out this year’s couples are actor Will Mellor, who is partnered with Nancy Xu, and Countryfile’s Hamza Yassin, who dances with Jowita Przystal.
New pair: EastEnders star James Bye performs with pro Amy Dowden
Streets ahead? Coronation Street star Kym Marsh dances with Graziano Di Prima, who last year took to the floor with Judi Love
Music to his ears: Matt Goss has been paired up with Nadiya Bychkova
What were the Week Four songs and dances?
The 13 remaining celebrity contestants gave the dancefloor their all this week – and 12 of the partners will have to learn a brand new routine for Week Five.
Here’s the full list of their dances and songs which impressed the judges:
Songs and dances: After giving it their all on the dancefloor last week in the Week Two performances, the 14 remaining celebrity contestants and their partners will have to learn a brand new routine for Week Three’s Movie Week special
Ellie and Nikita: Salsa to I Love Your Smile by Shanice
Ellie and Johannes: Viennese Waltz to Boom Bang A Bang by Lulu
Fleur and Vito: Argentine Tango to Paint it Black by Ciara
Helen and Gorka: Paso Doble to Tamacun by Rodrigo y Gabriela
Jayde and Karen: American Smooth to Wind Beneath My Wings by Bette Midler
Kym and Graziano: Samba to Volare by Gipsy Kings
Molly and Carlos: Cha Cha Cha to Do What I Do by Lady Bri
Hamza and Jowita: Salsa to Ecuador by Sash! featuring Rodriguez
James and Amy: Quickstep to Don’t Get Me Wrong by The Pretenders
Matt and Nadiya: Jive to All Shook Up by Paul McCartney
Tony and Katya: American Smooth to With A Little Help From My Friends by Joe Cocker
Tyler and Dianne: Couples’ Choice: Garage Megamix
Will and Nancy: Rumba to The Joker and The Queen by Ed Sheeran featuring Taylor Swift
Who are the Strictly professional dancers?
New faces: This year’s Strictly has seen huge changes in the professional lineup, with four new dancers signing up to take part after Aljaž Škorjanec and Oti Mabuse announced they would be leaving the show earlier this year
This year’s Strictly has seen huge changes in the professional lineup, with four new dancers signing up to take part after Aljaž Škorjanec and Oti Mabuse announced they would be leaving the show earlier this year.
Four new pro dancers have joined the line-up, which means that 20 professionals in total are ready to bring their skills to the BBC show’s dancefloor this year.
The four new world class dancers completing this year’s professional troupe are European cup winner Vito Coppola, Chinese National Champion Carlos Gu, former Under 21 British National Champion Lauren Oakley and Latin dance champion Michelle Tsiakkas.
They join the professional dancers already signed up for the series: Dianne Buswell, Nadiya Bychkova, Graziano Di Prima, Amy Dowden, Karen Hauer, Katya Jones, Neil Jones, Nikita Kuzmin, Cameron Lombard, Gorka Marquez, Luba Mushtuk, Giovanni Pernice, Jowita Przystal, Johannes Radebe, Kai Widdrington and Nancy Xu.
Not every pro dancer is paired with a celebrity, with four traditionally performing only in the professional group routines.
Who are the hosts of Strictly Come Dancing?
Grand return! The new series of Strictly Come Dancing is once again hosted by Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman , who have presented the show together since 2014
The new series of Strictly Come Dancing will once again be hosted by Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, who have presented the show together since 2014.
They will present a live show on Saturday, followed by a pre-recorded results show which will air on Sunday evenings.
Rylan Clark and Janette Manrara will return to host the Strictly spin-off It Takes Two, which airs weekdays on BBC Two, featuring interviews with the couples and judges, along with behind the scenes clips and fun segments.
Who are the Strictly Come Dancing judges?
Anticipated: Craig Revel Horwood , Shirley Ballas , Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke return to the judging panel for the 20th series, after Bruno Tonioli confirmed in July he had permanently left the show
Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke return to the judging panel for the 20th series, after Bruno Tonioli confirmed in July he had permanently left the show.
Bruno was unable to appear on the past two series due to his filming commitments in the US and Covid restrictions, with former professional Anton joining the panel in his place last year.
Bruno told MailOnline that he had found juggling the British show and its American variant Dancing With The Stars shows too taxing, saying: ‘Well I always will miss it, it’s my family, but I mean we’ll always be friends and you never know what’s going to happen.’
What are the plans for the 20th series?
Surprise! It’s also been reported that Prince Charles , 73, and Duchess of Cornw ll , 74, are planning to host a live episode of Strictly at Buckingham Palace following secret discussions with BBC executives
This year’s Strictly Come Dancing will kick off with a special group performance to celebrate 100 years of the BBC, featuring ‘special guests and fun tributes to some of your favourite BBC shows.’
It’s also been reported that Prince Charles, 73, and Duchess of Cornwall, 74, are planning to host a live episode of Strictly at Buckingham Palace following secret discussions with BBC executives.
Camilla is said to be a ‘massive fan’ of the show and even ‘votes every week’ for her favourite dancing duo.
The royal broadcast is being lined up for either the quarter or semi-finals later this , with only a handful of aides believed to be involved in the top secret project.
At last! Strictly Come Dancing will also return to the iconic Blackpool Tower Ballroom this year, after being unable to film at the historic venue due to Covid restrictions
The 20th series is expected to feature the Movie Week and Musicals Week segments, along with its annual Halloween special.
Strictly Come Dancing will also return to the iconic Blackpool Tower Ballroom this year, after being unable to film at the historic venue due to Covid restrictions.
The new series will also see the return of a full audience for the live shows, after social distancing rules limited the number of spectators able to attend filming.
Who won Strictly Come Dancing 2021?
EastEnders star Rose Ayling-Ellis made history when she became the show’s first ever disabled contestant to be crowned series champion with professional Giovanni Pernice in 2021.
The actress, who is deaf, earned nationwide praise when she delivered a moving silent dance for her Couples Choice, offering viewers a glimpse into her world.
Previous winners of Strictly Come Dancing include Bill Bailey, Joe McFadden, Ore Oduba, Jay McGuinness, Caroline Flack and Abbey Clancy.
Strictly Come Dancing continues Saturdays and Sundays on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
Sensational: EastEnders star Rose Ayling-Ellis made history when she became the show’s first ever disabled contestant to be crowned series champion with professional Giovanni Pernice in 2021
STRICTLY COME DANCING 2022: WHO ARE THE CONTESTANTS?
KYM MARSH
Age: 46
Profession: Coronation Street star and presenter
Kym says: ‘I’m so delighted that this year they have! I’m a huge fan of the show and can’t believe I’m going to go from watching at home in my pyjamas to actually dancing in front of the judges in a glittery dress.’
ELLIE SIMMONDS
Age: 27
Profession: Former athlete
Ellie says: ‘To be asked to be part of the Strictly family is just so exciting and I cannot wait, it’s going to so much fun.’
TYLER WEST
Age: 26
Profession: Radio DJ
Tyler says: ‘It’s a show that means so much to me and my family and I can’t wait to seriously shake a leg on that shiny dance floor… with a side of sequins.’
ELLIE TAYLOR
Age: 38
Profession: Comedian
Ellie says: ‘Well, cover me in fake tan and roll me in sequins! I’m absolutely over the moon to be a part of Strictly 2022!’
TONY ADAMS MBE
Age: 55
Profession: Retired footballer and manager
Tony says: ‘To say I’m excited is an understatement – the lure of the sequins and the call of the salsa has me swapping my battered old football boots for a set of Strictly soft shoes’
JAMES BYE
Age: 38
Profession: EastEnders actor
James says ‘I’m not known for my shimmy or my twinkle toes – in fact my kids regularly laugh at my dad dancing but it’s an honour to be asked and I’m going to give it my best shot.’
WILL MELLOR
Age: 46
Profession: Actor
Will says: ‘I know it will be a huge challenge but that’s what life is all about. This is also my Mum’s favourite show and she’s had a really tough few years so I’m doing this is for her as well. Bring it on!’
JAYDE ADAMS
Age: 37
Profession: Comedian
Jayde says: ‘I’ve been a massive fan of the show for years. I feel like I’m watching myself in a dream and I can’t believe I’ve manifested this.’
MATT GOSS
Age: 53
Profession: Singer
Matt says: ‘I’ve been reclusive, I come and work and then go back to America. I thought, it’s time for me to come home and get out of my own way’
MOLLY RAINFORD
Age: 21
Profession: Singer
Molly says: ‘I already know it’s gonna be an experience of a lifetime and I can’t wait to meet the rest of the Strictly family I’ll be sharing it with.’
FLEUR EAST
Age: 34
Profession: Singer
Fleur says: ‘I’m equally nervous and thrilled to be part of this year’s Strictly line up. I’m excited to learn new skills and I want to soak up every moment of this magical experience.’
HAMZA YASSIN
Age: 35
Profession: Wildlife cameraman and presenter
Hamza says: ‘I am absolutely over the moon to be joining Strictly 2022. Never in a million years did I think I’d be on such a cool show.’
HELEN SKELTON
Age: 39
Profession: TV and radio broadcaster
Helen says: ‘I’m really excited to get stuck into a fun adventure. My family and friends have always loved the show and can’t wait for me to get started’
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