Head Judge Slams Accusations of a Fix
Shirley Ballas, the head judge of Strictly Come Dancing, has hit back at claims that the show is fixed. She responded after being accused of "deciding who wins" the Glitterball Trophy.
Judges Have No Say in the Winner
Shirley Ballas, along with fellow judges Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, and Anton Du Beke, insist that they have no say in determining the winner. Despite claims that they had already chosen Layton Williams as the champion, Shirley emphasized that the decision is ultimately in the hands of the public.
Shirley's Response to Accusations
When a fan commented on a photo of Shirley, claiming that she and the judges had already decided the winner, she swiftly responded. Shirley clarified that the judges are only there to guide and that the public vote is what truly matters.
Finalists Revealed and Dances Unveiled
The finalists for Strictly Come Dancing have been announced, with Layton Williams, Ellie Leach, Bobby Brazier, and their respective partners making it to the final. Each couple will perform three times before the winner is announced.
Controversy Surrounding Layton Williams
Layton Williams, who has faced criticism for his extensive experience in West End shows, has received support from his fans ahead of the final. Former Strictly pro James Jordan also shared his thoughts on the matter, questioning whether the show should include fully-trained dancers.
Don't miss the Strictly Come Dancing final on Saturday, December 16, at 7pm on BBC1.
