Vincent Simone, former Strictly professional dancer, weighs in on Layton Williams' chances
Strictly Come Dancing legend Vincent Simone has joined the debate surrounding Layton Williams' participation in the show, stating that it would be "unfair" if he does not win. Simone, who competed in seven series of the popular BBC show, expressed his concerns about the current season.
Prior professional dance training draws criticism
Layton Williams, a West End superstar, has faced backlash due to his previous professional dance training. This has raised questions about the fairness of his participation in the competition.
Simone's experience on Strictly
Vincent Simone, known for his appearances in seven series of Strictly Come Dancing, danced alongside stars such as Rachel Stevens, Louisa Lytton, Stephanie Beacham, and politician Edwina Currie. In 2008, he narrowly missed out on winning the glitterball trophy with S Club singer Rachel Stevens.
Simone's concerns about Layton's chances
Using his insider knowledge of the show, Simone expressed his worries about Layton Williams' progress in the ballroom and latin competition. He believes that Layton's chances of winning are slim due to the public's awareness of his professional training.
Unfair circumstances for Layton
Despite Layton's exceptional performances and topping the leaderboard for seven consecutive Saturday nights, Simone feels that the circumstances are unfair for the West End star. He argues that future talented dancers might be discouraged from participating in the show if they believe they have no chance of winning.
Simone's plea for Layton
Simone, who had previously predicted that Ellie and Vito would win, now wants Layton Williams to take home the trophy. He emphasized that it is not Layton's fault that Strictly wanted him on the show.
Layton's emotional final
Layton Williams recently revealed that emotions were running high as the grand finale approaches. The actor and singer has faced criticism from fans throughout the competition due to his professional dance experience.
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