Strictly Come Dancing presenter Tess Daly received support from her eldest daughter Phoebe, 19, after an exciting live first show from the 2024 series

Tasha, who is also deaf and uses a cochlear implant to help her hear, came under fire from BBC fans as she gave a stellar performance with her professional partner, Aljaz Skorjanec, landing a whopping 30 out of 40 in week one.

Speculation is rife among viewers about which Strictly Come Dancing 2024 contestant will be the first to depart in next week's elimination. It's not the most obvious candidate taking part in the hit BBC show.

Strictly Come Dancing viewers were left disappointed as they couldn't quite get over one detail from the first live show of the series, as one professional dancer was left without a partner

Strictly Come Dancing has unveiled the lineup of songs for week one of the competition, ahead of Saturday night’s first live show of the series. The show returned to screens last week with a dazzling pre-recorded show to mark the beginning of its 20th anniversary series after months of scandal surrounding the programme’s professional dancers.

Strictly Come Dancing fans have questioned whether Chris McCausland is 'having them on' with his coyness about his dance ability as he wowed during the first live show of the series. The hit BBC One dance contest officially aired live for the first time on Saturday night (September 21) following the pre-recorded launch show last weekend and it was time for all 15 of the new Strictly couples to perform for the first time.

Strictly Come Dancing 2024 fans were left distracted by Shayne Ward's hair as he took to the dance floor to perform a Samba with pro partner Nancy