Performing the Jive to "Faith" by Stevie Wonder ft. Ariana Grande was former England footballer Shaun Wright-Phillips and Strictly pro Alexis Warr. However, it appears their routine failed to impress the judges.
Shaun admitted "It was me". To which Du Beke replied a witty but rather harsh response "Oh, I know it was you my love."
Shaun and Alexis did laugh it off, but these remarks were just the beginning for the Strictly stars, as Craig Revel Horwood summed it up simply for the pair: "Disaster, darling."
But, in a change of pace, Motsi Mabuse had a more positive spin on the performance, recognising that Wright-Phillips comes from such a different profession. "I see that you are giving every week your utmost."
Despite the lacklustre performance, Motsi also went on to acknowledge Shaun’s potential off the pitch and on the ballroom floor, with his noticeable improvements from Week One.
When the scores finally came, the pair received a 3 from Craig, a 5 from Motsi, a 3 from Shirley and a 6 from Anton, making up for a total score of 17.
Strictly Come Dancing continues on Saturday 1 November at 6:30pm on BBC One and iPlayer.
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