This Christmas, Lauren Goodger has a special wish – and that’s to have more children. The TOWIE star, who is mum to three-year-old daughter Larose, says she really wants to expand her family and is looking into fostering or adopting in 2025. “I’m still young, I still can have my own baby, but I’m not with anyone and time is going on,” says Lauren, 38. “I feel like it’s such a beautiful thing to be able to do and I’ve got the space.”
Lauren longs for a sibling for Larose and has put her all into being the best mum she can be since her second daughter Lorena died in July 2022, shortly after she was born. In an exclusive chat with OK!, Lauren says it feels it’s the right time to have another child and, since she’s single (she split up with the father of her children, Charles Drury, two years ago), doing it on her own might be the right decision for her.
Lauren is focussing on a happy future – and her dream of more children ( laurengoodger/Instagram)
She wants Larose to grow up with siblings ( Getty Images for Hamleys)
“I’ve always known I wanted more,” she says. “Even when I lost Lorena, it never put me off the idea. If things were different with Charlie, then things would have probably been different by now – I’ve still not moved on or been with anyone else. I was so traumatised by everything that I’ve just shut off and all I could be was a mum. I’m really trying my best to heal and that’s why I’ve not moved on.”
Undeniably, it’s a huge step to adopt or foster a child, so Lauren is giving it a lot of thought and doing lots of research. “There’s adoption and then there’s fostering,” she says. “With fostering, I think about getting really attached to them and then they go back to their home. If I was to do it, it would be a baby or under one-year-old. For Larose to feel more settled, I think she’d have to be the older one – she’s baby obsessed!”
Lauren has even sought the advice of her former TOWIE co-star – and mum to Lydia Bright – Debbie Douglas, who herself has fostered more than 200 children. Lauren recently bumped into Debbie in a supermarket and the pair have plans to meet up at Debbie’s house for a cup of tea.
Lauren opened up about co-parenting with her ex, Charles Drury ( INSTAGRAM)
“She’d said, ‘You’d be brilliant for it. You’d be absolutely perfect,’” Lauren says. “I would love to do it because I love being a mum and I’d love to take on a baby who needs love – I’ve got love and a nice home to give,” she adds.
“Larose would love it. The negative to it is it would put a block on me actually dating and getting pregnant because I’d be thinking of the baby and wouldn’t want to be going out. And to meet somebody and then to be like, ‘I’ve got two kids,’ it’s a lot for someone to take on.”
However, happily settled in at her Essex home, Lauren is confident she has created a nice atmosphere to raise another child. “My home is peaceful,” she says. “I’ve got quite strong boundaries. If I have friends come over, everyone leaves by 7pm because I start doing bedtime. I have a proper routine here – and any child that’s been through anything, it would be at peace and loved. I find it really easy being a mum.”
Lauren says another baby would bring her so much joy, and she would love to add a boy to her family. “I love Larose, but I really want to have a son as well and raise a good boy,” she says. “It would be nice for Larose to have a brother or, of course, a sister.”
She says she’d love to have a son ( Getty Images)
Lauren is used to sharing her life on her socials ( laurengoodger/instagram)
Lauren also shares her Christmas plans – and says she’s determined to make it as magical as possible for Larose, with all the usual festive traditions – and a few new ones too.
“We’re going to Lapland UK on Christmas Eve,” she tells us excitedly. “I’ll get home at 10pm that night and then I’ll have to make sure all the presents are ready, hidden and wrapped. Then when Larose is asleep, I’ll put them out under the tree and I’ll put out a half-eaten carrot and mince pie. And then it’s just me and Larose on Christmas Day.”
Lauren has been open about her struggles with having a good support network around her and it’s one of the reasons she’s determined to create a strong family unit of her own. But she’s prepared to make the best of her small circle of just her and Larose this Christmas.
It will just be Lauren and Larose this Christmas ( Instagram/laurengoodger)
“Every year we normally spend it with Charlie, but this year he’s up where he lives [in Chesterfield] and then all my family are with their partners. I was stressed and upset with it being just us two, but then I thought, ‘How beautiful!’ I’ll get loads of M&S food, do us a mini roast dinner with picky bits and then I’ve bought us loads of games.
“It’ll probably be one of our best Christmases – she’s only young once. I’ve spent over a grand on her on presents, but I’m overcompensating because I want to make it amazing for her. But then on Boxing Day, I’m at my sister’s.”
As well as 2025 being the year Lauren wants to have another child, she has also set herself other goals that she’s desperate to achieve. “I’m going to get my body ready for the summer,” she says, laughing. “This winter, I’m going to get my boob implants taken out and make a lot of effort and then when the sun comes out, I’m going to look the nuts. I want to come back with a bang!”
Amanda Holden candidly opened up about romantic blasts from her past including her “first love” while dishing out a heart-to-heart on her Heart Radio show with the listeners.
The telly favourite has been happily hitched to music man Chris Hughes, 52, since their vows were exchanged in 2008 following a meet-cute in the States, and they are proud parents to Lexi and Hollie.
Once upon a time though, before walking down the aisle with Chris, Amanda first swapped rings with funnyman Les Dennis back in June 1995, but their marriage hit the skids temporarily in 2000. The couple split for good in December 2002 and signed off on their divorce papers in 2003.
Chewing the fat on Friday morning on the Heart Radio breakfast programme, and partnered by Jason King, fondly known as JK, Amanda took a trip down memory lane regarding her old flames in a chat with Leeds Uni student Lilly.
After JK had bigged up Leeds as a wild party city, Amanda made a juicy confession that her “first love” hailed from the Yorkshire hotspot. When JK cheekily probed whether it was a “good time”, Amanda swiftly put the brakes on the chat, reports the Daily Record.
She quipped: “My first love was from Leeds. Yeah, let’s just move on, it’s Lilly’s call, it’s Lilly’s call.”
Earlier, Amanda had spilt the beans to her fans admitting she might have let her husband down after pledging not to hit the booze too hard at the radio gang’s festive bash the night before.
Trying to keep her word to her other half, Amanda pledged: “I promised my husband,” but couldn’t help confessing: “He said, ‘don’t get too battered Mandy’. I’ll do my best.”
Despite her husband’s call for moderation, Amanda jested that sticking to his advice was not on the cards as she quipped: “It’s the season to get battered! “.
Yet, while on air on Friday, Amanda admitted to having more than a modest sip at the celebration, revealing to her audience that there was quite the “Heart hangover” in the studio.
Amanda Holden and her husband Chris Hughes ( INSTAGRAM/AMANDAHOLDEN)
JK cheekily responded that not everyone was feeling under the weather, prompting a surprised Amanda to exclaim: “Just me? Why am I the only one? Literally everyone looked at me in surprise there.”
Amanda continued by sharing that Chris had to “carry her up the stairs” after the do, before telling JK she was sipping fizzy water and coffee to try to “burp her way out of” the rough morning.
On Thursday’s broadcast, the Liverpudlian host reminisced about her inaugural Christmas party with the team, which concluded with an embarrassing misstep down some steps at a dining establishment.
As her colleague JK playfully boasted he was attired like the Milk Tray man, Amanda said: “That’s good, because you probably will be throwing two people over your shoulders to get us out of a restaurant later.”
Reflecting on a less graceful moment, she said with a laugh: “I remember my first year at Heart we went for the Christmas party and we went for drinks and I fell down the last three steps of the restaurant, but landed on my knees.”
She revealed: “And, I just put the prayer sign up and said to the waiter, ‘thank you so much for a lovely evening’, and walked out like nothing had happened. That is how you style it [out], that’s it! “.
Melvin Odoom has showed off the results of his diet of rice and beans after returning home from I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!.
The presenter and radio DJ, 44, has arrived back in the UK following his stint in the Australian jungle. He had to make do with small meals in camp and unusual concoctions following Bushtucker trials. Melvin has revealed the impact of the jungle diet on his physique as he showed off his abs in a topless selfie.
He admitted the diet helped his achieve his new look and drop 7kg, which is equivalent to just over 1st. The BBC Radio host said: “Lost some pounds, gained some abs…highly recommend the rice and beans jungle diet. For anyone that’s asking I went from 71KG to 64KG.” Melvin stood in a bathroom mirror as he took a photo of his trimmed frame.
Fans flooded with star with compliments as one said: “Looking good Melvin and has carol called yet??” Another added: “Send me the rice & beans recipe please!” Someone else commented: “They need to start doing I’m Not a Celeb retreats for that quick weight loss journey before a special occasion.” A fourth wrote: “Carol is going to be one lucky lady,” with a flame emoji.
Melvin showed off his weight loss
He dropped just over 1st ( Rich Lowe/ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
While on the hit ITV show, Melvin proclaimed his love for Carol Vorderman. He admitted to having a crush on the former Countdown star and even teased he wanted to go on a date with her. Fans had been hoping the pair may get in touch once Melvin exited the jungle.
However, a camp feud has spilled out of the show since the celebrities returned home. During the show’s reunion, Dean McCullough took Melvin to one side, and squared up to him for ‘upsetting’ him with the infamous ‘Houdini’ nickname on the show. Melvin and Dean were teamed up to collect water for the camp during their time on the ITV show, but Dean had plenty of complaints about the task.
“It’s an awful job and I hate it and I don’t want to do it anymore… Guys I can’t. It’s not for me,” he moaned. Melvin quipped: “Listen, your new name is Houdini because you like to disappear.” While Dean didn’t appear to be too upset by the jibes at the time, he confronted Melvin in the reunion show.
Melvin and Dean clashed after the show ( ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
Dean said to his Radio 1 colleague: “I love how the whole Houdini popped off, the memes were brilliant.” Melvin replied: “I don’t think people realised why that happened, I was busy doing the water thing, I just wanted you to help so I was thinking I’m just gonna drop this line with half the camp there, make everyone laugh.”
But things turned as Dean said: “I wish you had told me, that upset me.” Melvin replied: “If I’m trying to give someone a message, I always use humour, that’s my number one way of communicating with people, that’s essentially my weapon, and that’s all that was.” Dean added: “I saw Bush Telegraphs of you saying, ‘Oh, it’s another chore to ask Dean to do the chores’.”
Melvin explained: “Me calling you Houdini was my way of telling you I need help, when we said, ‘Let’s do the water’, I came up the steps and you were having a shower, when I came down you were folding your clothes by the bed, by the time I said, ‘Houdini’ that was me saying, ‘I need help’.” Dean said that it would have been better for Melvin to “take him to the side,” with Melvin reiterating that it was no big deal.
Jamie Foxx said he is “too blessed to be stressed” after he was involved in an altercation at his birthday dinner this week.
A spokesperson for the 57-year-old actor and comedian said someone from another table at Mr Chow restaurant in Beverly Hills threw a glass that hit him in the mouth. After being hit, he had to get stitches and is now recovering.
Police were called to the scene, with the spokesperson saying ” the matter is now in law enforcement’s hands.” Speaking out for the first time since reports of the altercation emerged, Jamie wrote on Instagram: “The devil is busy… but I’m too blessed to be stressed..”
Jamie was injured following an altercation but is now recovering ( AFP via Getty Images)
He also thanked his fans for watching his Netflix show, as he added in the caption: “The devil is a lie. Can’t win here… thank you to everybody that pray and check on me… when your light is shining bright… they try to bring you darkness … but they don’t know that you’re built for it… the lights have been shining bright… and huge thank yous to everyone that have watched and been inspired by ‘What Had Happened Was’ … number 1 on @netflix if you haven’t checked it out please go check it out it’s from my heart and my soul…”
It comes days after the actor revealed for the first time exactly what happened during his terrifying health crisis last year. Jamie broke down in tears as said he suffered a stroke caused by a bleed on the brain, meaning he “saw a tunnel” and believed he was dying after “losing 20 days.”
The Django Unchained actor was hospitalised in April last year after suffering a mystery “medical complication” which his family decided to keep private. The comedian has now opened up about his experience for the first time. Speaking in his new Netflix special ‘Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was….’, he said: “On April 11, I was having a bad headache, and I asked my boy for Aspirin. I realised quickly that when you’re in a medical emergency, your boys don’t know what the f*** to do.” He went on: “I don’t remember 20 days.”
At one point the teary-eyed star admitted to his live audience after declaring he was “back”: “You don’t know how good this feels.” After starting his sentence with “What had happened was…,” Jamie broke down in tears in the TV special and was comforted by the applauding audience. He then said: “Your life doesn’t flash before you. It was kind of oddly peaceful. I saw the tunnel, but I didn’t see the light. It was hot in that tunnel.”
Foxx, who had been filming the Netflix spy action film Back In Action with Hollywood actress Cameron Diaz, recalled how he was treated at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta after suddenly falling ill. He said it started as a “bad headache” before he went to a doctor, where he received a “cortisone shot”, a steroid injection. He said his sister Deidra Dixon “knew something was wrong” as he was lethargic, and took him to the hospital.
“She didn’t know anything about Piedmont Hospital, but she had a hunch that some angels were in there,” he added. “Atlanta saved my life.” Addressing why his family wanted to keep details of his health scare to themselves, he said: “I was dizzy from the stroke, so my head would bob around, and my family thought everyone would ‘meme the f***’ out of me.”
Chris McCausland was crowned the winner of Strictly Come Dancing 2024, with the result revealed live on Saturday night – where he made history on the BBC One show.
The comedian, 47, and his pro dance partner Dianne Buswell burst into tears and celebrated as they were declared this year’s winners after a close final. Moments after sharing how much the win would mean to him, Chris was announced as this series’ champion.
The much-loved star and his professional dance partner Dianne, Sarah Hadland and Vito Coppola, JB Gill and Lauren Oakley and Tasha Ghouri and Aljaž Škorjanec all made it to the live final after months of live shows and training. As Saturday’s result came in, just one couple was awarded the Glitterball Trophy – and viewers were overwhelmed with joy when Chris’ name was called out.
Chris has inspired the whole nation with his performances, as the show’s first ever blind contestant. The way he has taken on the show and progressed his dancing skills, thanks to pro dancer Dianne’s help, has inspired viewers with them constantly heaping praise on the finalist.
Upon winning the series, he gushed: “It’s astonishing, I don’t know what to say. I thought I would go out in the first week or two. We have lasted and lasted and she has got so much out of me, she deserves this so much.
“This is for her and for everyone out there who thought… who got told they couldn’t do something or thought they couldn’t do it. With opportunity and support and determination anything can happen.” A teary Dianne told him it was “for both of them”, screaming: “We did it.”
Away from Strictly, Chris has continued updating his loyal fans on both Instagram and TikTok, where he gives his followers an insight into his home life with his wife and doting daughter, his career, and how he navigates life while blind. Here, we take a look at the world according to Chris McCausland.
Going blind at 22
Chris lost his eyesight at the age of 22
At the age of 22, Chris was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, a genetic eye condition which affects the light sensitive cells in the retina at the back of your eyes. This rare disease slowly diminishes the retina’s function, leading to a gradual lost of sight.
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) says the first symptom you will notice is that you don’t see as well as other people without a sight condition in dim light, for example outside at dusk, or at night – which is commonly known as “night blindness”. While people without a sight condition can usually fully adapt to dim light in 15 to 30 minutes, those with RP find that it takes them much longer to adapt, or it doesn’t happen at all.
Chris, who is now blind as he lost his sight completely by the age of 22, previously spoke about his condition to the i newspaper as he revealed: “My grandmother had it, and my mum. Basically, I’d been going blind very slowly since I was born, and so didn’t even really notice it happening. Like the frog in the pan of boiling water.”
He went on to describe his experience of blindness, saying: “They say that when you lose your sight, your hearing gets better. It doesn’t. But you do pay more attention to it. So when you’re sat at a beach resort, and you’re hot, and you can’t see what’s around you, then you just end up concentrating on how hot you actually are. I suffer more for it.”
Navigating life after losing eyesight
Chris is a hugely successful comedian ( Channel 4)
While Chris endured life-changing difficulties after the devastating loss of his eyesight, he has managed to make an incredibly successful career out of making a joke of it. The fun-loving star has an incredibly positive outlook on life and doesn’t allow his disability to hold him back from anything – not even taking part in Strictly Come Dancing.
Chris regularly makes jokes about his blindness during his live shows, but he also treats his social media followers to some laughs on both TikTok and Instagram where he shares both lighthearted and more serious discussions about his condition.
In one of his stand up comedy show bits, he jokes about using emojis while texting – but he only use them by their descriptions not knowing exactly what he’s choosing. Chris joked that his most used emoji is a ‘smiley face with normal eyes’ – and he can’t quite imagine the kind of emoji he is sending.
Chris also reveals in one of his TikTok videos that despite being blind, he doesn’t read Braille – a writing system that uses raised dots to create characters that are read by touch for those who are hard of sight. “I mean, if we’re honest, it’s just dots isn’t it,” he joked. “I’m not a very good blind person.”
Fatherhood and never-a-dull-moment marriage
The doting father, who shares his 11-year-old daughter Sophie with his wife Patricia, often makes jokes about navigating fatherhood while blind. In one of his most recent TikTok videos, the comedian reflected on when his daughter was an inquisitive toddler asking him all kinds of questions several times a day – but questions he was unable to answer.
“She’s in the bath and I’m knelt down bathing her and she’s like ‘what’s this daddy’ while pointing at something. And I’m like, well I don’t bloody know do I. Give it here. You’re only two and a half but you know way more than Daddy at this point sweetheart,” he joked.
Chris is also no stranger to making jokes about his marriage to his wife, who he has been married to for 12 years. He often jokes that she can never ask him how she looks – because well, he wouldn’t be able to tell her. One of his most recent live stand up bits saw him deliver one of his best lines which was: “She can’t ask me does my bum look big in this. I mean, I don’t know sweetheart. Things to tend to feel bigger than they look.”
The couple met in 2005 when CBeebies Me Too! star Chris was performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and Patricia was filming a documentary there. “We spent a lot of time together when the camera wasn’t running, socialising, going out and doing things, and we just had a lot of fun,” he previously explained. The star said his wife was “full of energy” and “took me out of my comfort zone”, while he made her laugh and was “almost this calming presence in her life that she was attracted to”.
But Chris affectionately says his wife Patricia, who is from Brazil, brings “chaos” into their relationship. “We were very opposite,” he told Gyles Brandreth on his podcast Rosebud.
“She comes across as very British but she’s Brazilian, she came across when she was five or six. Her life is chaos in the way that Brazilian people are chaos. It’s a natural attribute of their being that they are very proud of – they bring chaos to any room.
“The number of times she’ll be talking in Portuguese to her mum and then I’ll say to her: ‘Are you okay? What happened there?’ It sounds like they had the most horrific argument and they’re just talking about what they’re going to do that day.”
Devastating fears of becoming a father
While Chris is now a doting father to his daughter Sophie, he previously admitted that the possibility of becoming a parent “terrified” him. “I was in such a dilemma about it because I knew I would regret not having kids but the thought of having kids terrified me,” he told Gyles Brandreth in an interview.
“The idea of being a parent and all of the things I was going to be unable to do properly. My dad, all the things he used to do with me as a kid, taking me to different places, and the time he put in helping me build things. You go “how am I going to be able to do those things – I’m not going to be a proper dad, I’m going to be a half dad’.”
Stellar career from salesman to stand-up comedian
Chris started off as a salesman ( Bath W)
Chris McCausland won Strictly 2024 ( PA)
Chris moved from Liverpool to south-west London in the mid-1990s to study software engineering at Kingston University.
After graduating, he became a software developer, but had to change careers when his eyesight deteriorated. His next job was in sales, which was “really boring stuff” and “just filling the time until I figured out what I properly wanted to do”, he told the Liverpool Echo, external in 2016.
But the turning point came when McCausland was 26. “I got shingles and was signed off from work for two weeks,” he said. “I was bored out of my head and as a dare from myself I decided to have a go at stand-up.”
That first comedy gig went so well that he got “the stand-up bug”, and it’s been his life ever since. Chris went on to compete in several new talent competitions and performed at the Edinburgh Fringe for six years between 2005 and 2012.
His TV career began in 2006 when he became one of the main characters in CBeebies show Me Too!, playing a blind market trader called Rudi.
Comedy producers also started recognising his talent. He appeared in Paramount series At The Comedy Store from 2008, and won a Creative Diversity award in 2011 for comedy, which was awarded by a panel of broadcasters including Channel 4, BBC, ITV and Sky.
As he continued to make his name, his inclusion on an episode of BBC One panel show Would I Lie to You? in 2019 prompted a debate about a lack of disability inclusion on British television, external.
He was no token booking, and his comedy skills also saw him in demand for shows including Live At The Apollo, Have I Got News for You and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown. Meanwhile, other acting credits include episodes of Jimmy McGovern’s Moving On and EastEnders.
Fears about doing Strictly Come Dancing
Dianne Buswell and Chris McCausland won Strictly 2024 ( BBC/Guy Levy)
Chris previously turned down an offer to appear on Strictly twice ( PA)
Strictly Come Dancing bosses asked Chris to take part in the BBC show twice, but he turned them down both times because he feared he would be out of his “comfort zone”.
“My concern was that it would be a disaster. I honestly thought it could be a car crash.” However, speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme last month, he said he was glad to have finally agreed to join the show because he hoped it would “go some way in stretching people’s ideas of what is possible for a person with disabilities”.
“I think there are low expectations of people with disabilities – sometimes you’ll come down a set of steps into a taxi and people say, ‘Wow, how did you do that?'”
Thankfully, Chris’ belief in himself paid off now that he is officially the 2024 winner of Strictly Come Dancing – and the nation couldn’t be any prouder of him.
Tasha Ghouri, 26, has been dubbed the ‘real winner’ of Strictly Come Dancing 2024, despite Chris McCausland claiming the Glitterball Trophy in a thrilling finale on Saturday.
PR expert Kayley Cornelius predicts that Tasha will soon be flooded with media offers. Kayley told The Daily Star : “Tasha might just be the real winner of Strictly, thanks to her incredible marketability and ability to connect with a wide range of audiences. Her content, which centres on lifestyle, beauty, and fashion, makes her especially appealing to brands in those sectors – some of the biggest spenders in online advertising.
She continued: “Appearing on Strictly Come Dancing is always a major PR move for any celebrity, but Tasha Ghouri seems poised to benefit more than most. Since announcing her participation, her Instagram engagement has soared, nearly doubling her average interactions compared to before.
“With her large following and high engagement rate, brands are likely to pay top rates to work with her. Tasha could easily command a five-figure sum per sponsored post, and long-term collaborations could push her earnings into six figures—or even higher if she becomes the face of a brand.”
Tasha Ghouri has been called the ‘real winner’ of Strictly Come Dancing 2024 and is anticipated to secure major deals ( PA)
Tasha was paired with professional dancer Aljaž Škorjanec during her time on Strictly
Kayley also speculated that Tasha will host a dating show featuring individuals who use sign language and is expected to make an appearance on ITV’s I’m A Celebrity, according to the publication.
Tasha first shared her “superpower” hearing loss while in the Love Island villa in 2022 and later co-authored the book Hits Different. The novel tells the story of a girl with a cochlear implant, similar to Tasha’s, who finds love during the summer, drawing from her own experiences.
Kayley’s prediction of Tasha making big money comes after Saturday night’s final, where comedian Chris, 47, and his dance partner Dianne Buswell, 35, claimed the Glitterball Trophy to win the 2024 season. Before the winners were announced, the final four couples had to perform three dances each, hoping to win over viewers’ votes.
The Love Island star and her dance partner, Aljaž Škorjanec, again secured 39 points from the judges for the performance which the pair danced to the sound of the P!nk song What About Us. Their Showdance, which they performed to the sound of the Benny Goodman song Sing, Sing, Sing (With a Swing), and their American Smooth both secured full 40 points from the judges.
But it was not enough for them to beat winners Chris and Dianne – who scooped the crown after performing a Couple’s Choice of their own. Throughout the contest, Dianne has been lavished with praise for creating dazzling routines for her and Chris to perform while taking into account the fact that he is blind and working to ensure every step he takes is safe.
Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell claimed the crown after performing their own Couple’s Choice routine ( PA)
The judges were particularly moved by Chris’s emotive waltz to the Liverpool anthem You’ll Never Walk Alone, as well as the couple’s choice routine to John Lennon’s Instant Karma.
Despite the celebratory group hugs and heartfelt speeches that touched many viewers, there was a sense among some that Tasha and Aljaž might have been more deserving of the glitterball trophy this year. While Chris’s performance brought judge Shirley to tears, others argued that Tasha was technically superior on the dance floor. One user wrote on X, formerly Twitter: “Chris is the weakest of the 4 finalists. But he is the most deserving winner.” Whilst another added: “Tasha and Sarah should have won, they were much more sleek on the dance floor. But Chris is still a worthy winner.”
