Just before Bethany Antonia and Nancy Xu were about to perform their Cha Cha to Respect by Aretha Franklin, Emma heralded Franklin as an "icon".
"Ohhhh!" squealed Emma, clearly thrilled, as she gave Josh a big hug.
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"You are lovely, aren't you?" she added, before asking him if he'd like to hear who her icon was.
Not wanting to be left out, Johannes then asked if they wanted to hear who his icon was.
"Sir David Attenborough," answered Johannes, with Emma adding: "Oh! That’s a good one."
"Unbelievable," he said while shaking his head. Still, we're only on Week 4 of Strictly, Josh! All in good time.
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