Former Strictly Come Dancing winner, Ola Jordan, has raised concerns about the potential elimination of contestant Wynne Evans and his partner Katya Jones this weekend. Ola, who won the show in 2009, expressed her thoughts on which couples are likely to succeed and which ones may struggle. She highlighted that despite Evans performing well in the dances, a recent controversial incident might affect the public’s voting decisions.
The incident in question involved footage of Wynne seemingly placing his hand on Katya’s midriff, leading to divided opinions among viewers. Both parties clarified it was a harmless joke, with the BBC also clearing them of any wrongdoing. Ola mentioned the importance of public perception and how it could influence voting patterns, noting that Evans and Jones might be at risk due to the recent attention drawn to them.
While Ola appreciated the couple’s skills and performances, she acknowledged the unpredictability of the show and the audience’s reactions. She also commented on other contestants, identifying Dr. Punam and Paul as potentially weaker performers. Ola predicted challenges for Paul with the Samba dance and gave insights into Punam’s strengths on the dance floor.
Tonight, Strictly Come Dancing is scheduled to air on BBC One at 6.25 pm, with another episode on October 20 at 7.20 pm. As the competition intensifies, viewers will see how the couples fare and who ultimately faces elimination. Ola’s observations provide valuable insights into the dynamics of the show and the factors that could influence the contestants’ fate.