Strictly Come Dancing 2024 viewers have 'worked out' the likely celebrity who will leave first next week on the BBC series, after the line-up took to the dance floor

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Strictly Come Dancing is back on our screens for the first live show of the series and fans of the BBC hit dancing competition were not impressed with one aspect of the show

BBC's Strictly Come Dancing is back on BBC One with Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman hosting the very first episode of the new series, live while Anton Du Beke, Motsi Mabuse, Shirley Ballas and Craig Revel Horwood will once again judge the competition in the 20th anniversary season of the show.

Strictly Come Dancing fans have questioned whether Chris McCausland is 'having them on' with his coyness about his dance ability as he wowed during the first live show of the series. The hit BBC One dance contest officially aired live for the first time on Saturday night (September 21) following the pre-recorded launch show last weekend and it was time for all 15 of the new Strictly couples to perform for the first time.

Strictly Come Dancing fans claimed to have spotted a clue Paul Merson wasn't impressed with his score after seeming annoyed about his dance choice, with the show being called out

Strictly Come Dancing is gearing up to return for the show’s 20th anniversary as the show faces an ongoing scandal regarding the conduct of the BBC show’s professional dancers. The 22nd series arrives as the programme faces scrutiny over the treatment of some of its celebrity participants.

The former footballer Paul took to the floor alongside Karen with their American smooth to none other than Vindaloo