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Strictly Come Dancing 2026 Week 3 exit leaked as fans left 'heartbroken'
The judges saved Jaime Winstone and Carlos Gu after the dance-off, making Chris Appleton and Amy Dowden the second pair to leave the series.
- The Strictly Come Dancing Week 3 elimination leaked online ahead of yesterday's scheduled broadcast, with the Strictly Spoiler account revealing the result earlier today, leaving fans 'heartbroken'.
- Filming for the results show occurs on the night before the broadcast, allowing audience members present during filming to disclose outcomes before the BBC airs official results.
- Following the public vote, Jaime Winstone and Carlos competed against Chris Appleton and Amy Dowden in the dance-off, with judges choosing to save Winstone and Carlos, sending Appleton and Dowden home.
- Reactions to the leaked result were mixed on social media, with some fans calling the outcome 'laughable' while others described it as the 'right result' for Strictly.
- The 2026 series remains in its early stages with only one pair eliminated so far. Delta Goodrem and Kai Widdrington achieved the highest score with 33, while Shaun Wright-Phillips and Alexis Warr sit at the bottom with 15.
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Strictly Come Dancing fans are reeling after a leaked spoiler has revealed a favourite couple are sent packing in the second eliminationKatya Jones ‘ready to quit’Katya Jones has revealed she was ready to quit the show after being so heartbroken by her exit last year.The professional and her partner, Emmerdale actor Lewis Cope, had been the frontrunners to win but were brutally eliminated in the quarter-finals.
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