KYM Marsh was spotted looking emotional after a difficult week on Strictly Come Dancing.
The TV star attempted to keep a low profile as she visibly fought back tears after a difficult weekend on the BBC Dancing competition.
Kym was seen looking downcast as she exited her London Hotel with her husband and daughter
After a tense week behind the scenes on Strictly Come Dancing, Kym was spotted looking visibly emotional
The former Hear’Say singer was seen looking downcast as she left her hotel in London in a tracksuit with a make-up free face.
Kym had her husband, daughter and her pet dog by her side for comfort.
She and her partner Graziano Di Prima performed the Quickstep to Ballroom Blitz by The Sweet on this weekends instalment of the talent competition.
The former Coronation Street star failed to impress the judges with their nod to the iconic TV show ‘Come Dancing’.
She landed a score of only 27 out of a possible 40 points as Strictly Celebrated 100 years of the broadcasting corporation.
Only EastEnders actor James Bye and Football legend Tony Adams scored lower on the leaderboard.
Whilst Craig Revel Horwood lavished some praise for the former soap star, Anton Du Beke noted that Kym’s performance lacked some of her usual confidence.
Meanwhile Head Judge Shirley Ballas did not hold back on her critique.
The adjudicator noted: “The core today lacked a little bit, it was loosey goosey, it was moving a bit all over the place.”
She added: “Somehow for me it wasn’t your best dance today.”
This comes as the former recording artist admitted to co-host Claudia Winkleman that she had a “dodgy” day on set.
She revealed: “I felt pretty confident going in…I’ve had a bit of a dodgy day when it comes to confidence”
Kym added: “The team and everyone here has just picked me up. I can’t thank you all enough for that.”
In the end, Kym avoided the dreaded dance-off as Nova Jones actress Molly Rainford eliminated comedian Jayde Adams.
SE have approached Kym’s representatives for comment.
Kim and Graziano failed to impress with their tribute to the iconic TV show, Come Dancing
