DIANNE Buswell has slammed a Strictly viewer who suggested the only reason Chris McCausland hasn’t been voted off is because he’s blind. The comedian, and dance partner Dianne, are

Strictly Come Dancing's Dianne Buswell and Chris McCausland continue to capture the heart of the nation with their performances on the dancefloor every week. They sailed through to the semi-final of the BBC dance competition following their quickstep to You’re The Top from Anything Goes.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Dianne Buswell has vehemently defended her 2024 celebrity dance partner Chris McCausland from vicious and cruel online comments

BLIND Strictly semi-finalist Chris McCausland has revealed he rejected a BBC request to make a behind-the-scenes spin-off show closely examining how he had learned to dance. The comedian, 47, also

Strictly Come Dancing star Chris McCausland admitted he doesn't remember a time when it "didn't hurt" while competing in the BBC show. The stand-up comedian, who is the show's first blind contestant, opened up about his recent struggles on It Takes Two.

Strictly Come Dancing star and professional dancer Dianne Buswell has furiously defended her celebrity partner Chris McCausland after he was trolled by vile social media users

Strictly Come Dancing viewers were left fuming after presenter Tess Daly made a remark to Chris McCausland after his Quickstep on Saturday night

Chris McCausland and his Strictly Come Dancing partner, Dianne Buswell, shared an emotional moment after the pair pulled off their Quickstep routine. Dianne, fighting back tears, said how meaningful it was to see Chris step out of his comfort zone: “His safe space has always been down here,

Strictly Come Dancing fans were left fuming at Tess Daly after she made a comment to Chris McCausland following his performance with Dianne Buswell during Musicals Week

Chris McCausland has been a standout star of this year's Strictly Come Dancing, but it looks as though the comedian could be set to miss out on a spot in the final.