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Strictly Come Dancing Fans Say 'It's Ridiculous' After Dance-Off
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Lauren Oakley became the fourth couple eliminated after judges unanimously saved Amber Davies and Nikita Kuzmin in the week 5 dance-off.
- On October 26, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and his professional partner Lauren Oakley were eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing after judges unanimously saved Amber Davies and Nikita Kuzmin in the week 5 dance-off.
- The judges' leaderboard and viewer voting combined to produce the dance-off, placing Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink & Lauren Oakley in the bottom two despite strong judges' scores from October 25.
- Hasselbaink's Icons Week routine was an American Smooth to Purple Rain, earning a personal best judges' score of 30 despite never previously being in the bottom two.
- The exit is the fourth elimination of series 23, leaving 10 couples remaining who will return for the Halloween special on Saturday 1 November at 6.35pm.
- Lauren Oakley said she was absolutely gutted to be voted out, praised their time together, and the pair will appear on Strictly: It Takes Two tomorrow at 6.30pm.
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Who left Strictly 2025? Fourth celebrity to be voted out revealed
Strictly Come Dancing bid farewell to another celebrity and their professional partner this weekend following Saturday night's Icons Week.Despite both finishing in the top six of the judges' leaderboard, the bottom two pairs when viewer voted were combined were Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Lauren Oakley, and Amber Davies and Nikita Kuzmin.Following the dance-off, it was up to Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, Shirley Ballas and Anton Du Beke to โฆ
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