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👉 Adam Peaty’s 1950s pool hall-set jive to Little Bitty Pretty One was unfortunately stymied by an early balls-up that seemed to knock Peaty’s usually unshakeable confidence.
💃 Rose Ayling-Ellis was all go in her samba. Ayling-Ellis’s Latin dances haven’t been as strong as her ballroom, but this was a big improvement and her highest Latin score, nabbing four 8s from the judges.
👀 Tom Fletcher was hoping to find more power in his paso doble this week. The judges were in raptures over his Spanish line and proud characterisation.
👉 Tilly Ramsay took to the chessboard for her tango to Ava Max’s Kings & Queens. Checkmate? Not quite. The judges all loved the setting and performance but picked up on several technical details.
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