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Strictly Come Dancing elimination leaked hours before the results show as devastated BBC fans fume ‘no way’

Strictly Come Dancing fans have been left devastated once again as the results of Saturday’s show have been leaked.

Pre-recorded results are broadcast on the BBC every Sunday but are filmed immediately following the live show on Saturdays.

But over the past few weeks, the identity of the final star to be sent home has been revealed in advance by an audience mole, ruining the show for many and enraging fans.

This week the results are already circulating on X, revealing two couples in the bottom two and the seemingly departed star.

The Daily Mail chose not to name the star, who left the show with her professional dancer.

Fans who came to X asked: ‘I swear [they] Were you higher in the leaderboards? Was there a mistake or something?’

Strictly Come Dancing fans stunned once again as results leak

Pre-recorded results are broadcast on the BBC every Sunday but are filmed immediately following the live show on Saturdays

Pre-recorded results are broadcast on the BBC every Sunday but are filmed immediately following the live show on Saturdays

Others wrote: ‘If this be true, the time has come; It’s such a shame;

‘No, it’s not possible. I thought the judges would save them.’

Another fan questioned whether the star made a mistake in the dance, which would cause the person in question to leave the show.

Some fans supported this choice, writing: ‘Right result; Absolutely the right decision; No surprise there really!’

Next week’s results show revealed a special mix featuring dance group Diversity.

Rehearsals are continuing with the band, which became famous after winning the Britain’s Got Talent award in 2009 and beating the famous Scottish singer Susan Boyle in the final.

Now 14 members of Diversity, including Perri Kiely and sisters Ashley and Jordan Banjo, will make their debut on the BBC ballroom show during the results show on November 16.

In the performance, male hip hop crew Raye’s Where’s My Husband? He will dance to the song. Luba Mushtuk, Nadiya Bychkova, Michelle Tsiakkis, Nancy Xu and Jowita Przystał, along with five professional female dancers.

But over the past few weeks the identity of the final star to be sent home has been preempted by a viewer mole, ruining the show for many and enraging fans; Photo by Amber Davies and Nikita Kuzmin

But over the past few weeks the identity of the final star to be sent home has been preempted by a viewer mole, ruining the show for many and enraging fans; Photo by Amber Davies and Nikita Kuzmin

This week the results are already circulating on pictured Balvinder Sopal and Julian Caillon

This week the results are already circulating on pictured Balvinder Sopal and Julian Caillon

An insider told The Mirror: ‘Fans can expect a spectacular group number choreographed by Jason Gilkinson and Ashley Banjo.

Set in Los Angeles, it’s a dance extravaganza where old-school Hollywood collides with hip hop, as five Strictly pros and Diversity celebrate some of the most iconic screen sirens of the Golden Age of cinema, including Marilyn Monroe.

‘Professionals will basically ask Diversity what exactly the title of the song means.’

The results show, which features the mix, will also feature a separate performance from pop star Olly Murs and will be the final show before Strictly’s annual Blackpool Special, which airs on Saturday 22 November.

It comes as bosses are under pressure to cancel a pre-recorded Sunday night results show after failing to stop a mole from leaking the result of the popular dance competition.

The Mail on Sunday has revealed that some BBC chiefs believe the program should revert to its original format as viewers vote after the Saturday episode in which The National Lottery aired.

This was followed by a live results show where the contestant with the least public support was evicted.

Unlike the current incarnation, which was filmed on Saturday night but not shown until Sunday evening, there was no dance competition so the judges had no chance of saving anyone.

But now, an hour after filming finished at Elstree Studios, ‘Strictly Mole’ leaked the results online and on Sunday morning news of who had been sacked began circulating all over the internet.

Bosses appreciate that Sunday’s results attracted more than seven million viewers; However, if the results are shown on that date, it is certain that the viewing figures on Saturday night will increase.

The BBC’s Sunday evening show is now considered ‘perfectly wholesome’, thanks to Antiques Roadshow and Hamza’s Hidden Wild Isles, hosted by former Strictly winner Hamza Yassin.

The Daily Mail has chosen not to name the star, who left the show with her professional dancer; pictured La Voix and Aljaz Skorjanec

The Daily Mail has chosen not to name the star, who left the show with her professional dancer; pictured La Voix and Aljaz Skorjanec

A source said: ‘This has become a complete farce, everyone watching knows it was filmed the night before; But more importantly, the result is published almost instantly on the internet.

‘It’s fair to say that this mole has been a thorn in the side of the BBC. You can find out what happened until 23.30 on Saturday night.

‘A full disclosure appears on social media and there is no way to stop it. Fans have to spend all of Sunday trying to avoid spoilers online or listening to who joins the dance at lunch on Sunday.

‘With the departure of Tess and Claudia (Strictly presenters who leave at the end of this series), it’s the ideal time to change things.’

Strictly speaking live on BBC1 on Saturday night. After an intermission during which the judges and presenters change their outfits, they begin pre-recording Sunday night’s results show.

Presenters, judges, celebrities and professional dancers talk about what happened ‘last night’ as it is revealed who is in the bottom two and will face the terrifying dance challenge despite it having taken place just minutes ago.

It was former BBC controller Peter Fincham who launched the Sunday night results show in 2007 after ITV rival The X Factor scheduled its own results in a similar time frame.

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Harry Aikines-Aryeetey

Age:36

Job: Olympic Sprinter and Gladiator

Harry says: ‘I’ll bring tons of energy to light up the dance floor. Let’s hope I can pick up the routines as quickly as I do on the track.’

Alex Kingston

Age: 62

Job: Doctor Who actor

The actress jokes: ‘My hips don’t lie.’

Balvinder Sopal

Age: 46

Job: EastEnders actor

Balvinder says: ‘I’m too excited to put into words how I feel, but I’m incredibly excited at the prospect of dancing in the ballroom.’

La Voix

Age: 45

Job: drag artist

He says: ‘It’s definitely a national institution and I can’t wait to get started. All I have to say is: good luck to my partner! I hope they can help me get from La Voix to La Danse.’

Thomas Skinner

Age: 34

Job: Reality star and entrepreneur

He says: ‘Bring the sequins, the samba and most importantly BOSH to the ballroom!’

Vicky Pattison

Age: 37

Profession: Reality TV star

She says: ‘I’m absolutely thrilled to be part of this year’s Strictly Come Dancing line-up… but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t scared.’

Karen Carney

Age: 38

Profession: Football expert

He says: ‘I’m a huge fan of the show and can’t believe I finally got the chance to take part.’

george clark

Age: 25

Profession: YouTuber

He says: ‘I never thought I’d say this… but I definitely do! ‘Honestly, I have no idea what I’m doing but I’m excited to get stuck in… and potentially fall a bit.’

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink

Age: 53

Job: Former Chelsea and Netherlands forward and former England manager.

He says: ‘Replacing the pitch with a ballroom is definitely not something I’ve done before but I’m looking forward to tackling a fun challenge! Bring in a new kind of footwork that hopefully doesn’t lead to own goals.’

Ellie Goldstein

Age: 23

Job: Model, influencer and disability ambassador

He says: ‘This is a show I’ve loved watching for a long time and now the chance to be a part of it feels like a dream.’

Chris Robshaw

Age: 39

Job: rugby player

He says: ‘This is as far out of my comfort zone as it gets! I’m hoping to take my dad’s dancing to a whole new level, and my mom can’t wait to drag me to a Zumba class.

Stefan Dennis

Age: 66

Profession: Actor

He says: ‘I can’t wait to shine and reach the sky.’

King of Ross

Age: 63

Profession: Showbiz reporter

She says: ‘I can’t wait to learn from the best, meet my fellow contestants and most importantly… try not to step on too many toes!’

Lewis Cope

Age: 30

Profession: Actor

She says: ‘I’m so excited to swap the Dales for the dance floor and take part in this year’s Strictly Come Dancing.’

Amber Davies

Age: 28

Profession: West End star

He says: ‘This was the craziest 24 hours of my life. ‘I’ve watched Strictly with my family since I was little and now being a part of the show is like a dream come true.’

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