Strictly 2018: Viewers notice something odd about Seann Walsh and Katya Jones | Strictly Come Dancing news, gossip, celebrities
"It's really important that, if this does happen to you, you face up to it".
CONTROVERSIAL Brighton comedian Seann Walsh will perform a "Dance of Shame" with partner Katya Jones on BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing.
Returning to the dancefloor, Walsh and Jones' lift-filled Charleston showed nothing in the way of trepidation.
"So yes, it's been a awful week but they have to get themselves together, and I don't think It Takes Two was the right programme to say sorry".
The awkwardness continued during the show when the professional dancers entered the balcony and nervously awaited their results.
The pair had previously apologised in separate statements on social media and on Strictly spin-off show It Takes Two after they were spotted kissing after a night out in London.
They were given 28 points from the judges, one of the highest scores of the episode, putting them in fourth place overall.
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Finally, we've learned that Seann's ex-girlfriend Rebecca has given him the boot in spectacular style, leaving with her dignity intact and Winston the cat under her arm.
After apologising, she said: "The main thing, me and Neil are absolutely fine and that's what matters to me the most right now and focusing on my job and doing it as professionally as I can".
Seann said: 'I think that, obviously, I'm sorry for the hurt that I've caused.
Mostly I'm looking forward to this drama all being over so we can all get back to enjoying Strictly Come Dancing for the joyous, glitter-fuelled fluff it is. We had a couple of drinks and made a huge mistake and I regret it deeply'.
The dancer admitted that he didn't want to get too involved in the situation, but said: "I don't know how they're going to resolve it in their relationships but it's their business and they must do that". Our relationship wasn't flawless. I'd give quite a lot to be in the studio audience this evening (with Rebecca as my plus one, just for fun), but that would mean missing the liveblog, which would be a dereliction of duty.
He told the ITV show: "People if they are in love or are married, end up being absolutely faithful to one another because of that love".
Comedian Walsh, who was publicly dumped by his long-term girlfriend days ago, admitted in the VT that he was struggling with the routine, but the pair made no reference to the events of the past week.
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