BBC Strictly star asking for medical advice amid show ordeal with ‘tight PVC trousers’

A Strictly Come Dancing star found himself in a wardrobe conundrum over his ‘tight PVC trousers’ during a recent episode of the popular BBC show. Gorka Márquez, a Spanish dancer, reportedly struggled with his extremely snug outfit, comparing it to being ‘tighter than the nails in a submarine’. The dancer sought medical advice from his partner, TV personality Dr. Punam Krishan, before their performance on Saturday night.

According to The Mirror, the situation escalated to the point where Gorka felt compelled to seek the opinion of his doctor dancing partner. Dr. Krishan shared that Gorka was concerned about using powder, cream, or Sudocrem to alleviate the discomfort caused by the tight trousers. Despite the distraction, the pair managed to score 18 points for their dance to Shania Twain’s hit song ‘Man! I Feel Like A Woman!’.

Gorka humorously likened his trouser ordeal to a scene from the TV show Friends, where a character faces a similar wardrobe malfunction. The upcoming Movie Week episode will see the duo performing a Bollywood dance to the soundtrack of Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, aiming to impress the judges once again. Meanwhile, other participants like TOWIE star Pete Wicks and Comedian Chris McCausland are preparing for their own performances.

The unexpected trouser drama adds a touch of humour to the competitive atmosphere of Strictly Come Dancing. Despite the initial setback, Gorka and Dr. Krishan are determined to showcase their dancing skills and entertain the audience with their Bollywood routine. Fans eagerly anticipate the upcoming episode to see how the pair will fare in the dance competition.