Strictly Come Dancing 2022: Musicals Week, review - superb Helen Skelton let down by partner Gorka's puerile protest - The Telegraph

It was a make or break week on Strictly Come Dancing - and Cumbria's Helen Skelton pulled out all the stops.

Helen Skelton spoke out on her reason for signing up to Strictly Come Dancing during Friday's quarter final

The Countryfile presenter, 39, received an overwhelming amount of praise from judges, her fellow dancers and fans watching along from home for her Cabaret number

"A legendary tune, from a legendary singer."

The TV contest aired on a Friday night because of the World Cup

The TV contest aired on a Friday night because of the World Cup

Carlos was left overwhelmed by the high scores as he got emotional and burst into tears

Strictly Come Dancing professional Johannes Radebe commanded attention as he appeared at the start of Friday's quarter final

Helen wowed viewers and judges with her sexy Couple’s Choice performance to ‘Mein Herr’ from Cabaret

All is not what it seems.

The celebs went all out in a Musicals week quarter final with just six celebs and their professional partners left

Fans were "utterly confused" during Musicals Week

Strictly Come Dancing fans were divided when the show aired on a Friday instead of a Saturday, leaving some viewers confused and others feeling 'bad vibes' because of the change

Fame star Irene Cara died earlier this week.

Fans were in love with the new look

Katya Jones was in the Strictly Come Dancing audience for Musicals Week after her partner Tony Adams left the competition last month.

After an incredible opening number from a series of West End stars, first up to dance were Molly Rainford and her partner Carlos Gu who danced a Charleston from the musical Chicago.