Strictly’s Amber Davies visited by ‘pensive’ boyfriend days after Nikita Kuzmin ‘kiss’

Although Amber Davies and Nikita Kuzmin are close friends, according to sources, there is a great relationship between the two dancers, according to sources.

Strictly Come Dancing star Amber Davies was visited by her boyfriend days after her partner on the show, Nikita Kuzmin, was seen kissing her on the head.

The Welsh actress, 29, is paired with the Ukrainian-born professional dancer, 27, on Strictly – and sources have said that there is huge chemistry between them but the pair have denied the claims. Earlier this week, Nikita was spotted kissing Amber on the head as they left training, with an onlooker saying they “seemed really comfortable and intimate in each other’s company.”

Ben Joyce, Amber’s boyfriend, is now known to have visited Amber’s Monday training studios in North London. According to reports, Ben appeared to be “dropping a large suitcase off at the venue and was joined by their dog Oreo at the rehearsal space.”

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An onlooker told The Sun that Ben “looked a little pensive — who knows if he was checking up on her,” but that he was actually going to the “scene of the crime” again. “Many blokes would find it difficult to dance with a hunky bloke, especially when there is so much chemistry on the dancefloor,” the source continued.

While playing the role in Back to the Future: The Musical in 2022, Amber and Ben first met. As he shared photos of himself and his partner Lauren Jaine carving pumpkins with him, Nikita reacted to the rumors he and Amber had earlier blasted.

Who do you believe carved which pumpkin in your first experience? The snaps, which Nikita had already posted, received a lot of comments.

The sweet snaps came after Lauren responded with a statement about a “curse” between Amber and the professional dancer. She mimed scrolling through social media to read, “Me watching all the adorable tiktoks of all the strictly couples,” in a video posted on TikTok.

Then, she explained her confusion over those who were anticipating the “curse.” She asked viewers to respect the real-life partners and ensure that they had a positive experience with the show. Since 2023, Nicole and Lauren have been dating.

Amber, who launched a career in theatre after winning the ITV2 dating show and will next year star in Legally Blonde: The Musical, has previously stressed that her boyfriend has no worries about her performing passionate routines with her Strictly professional dance partner Nikita.

She continued, “I’ve seen him kiss someone else on stage, he has watched me fall in love with someone on stage, and it’s normal in our industry.” My boyfriend is obsessed with this dance because he believes it to be my best dance.

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She also insisted she would never get swayed by the show’s dancers, saying: “I love Nikita’s girlfriend. She’s so supportive and so easy going.” Amber won Love Island in 2017 alongside her then partner Kem Cetinay. The pair split in December 2017 just five months after securing the £50,000 Love Island prize money.

Fans booing and players snubbing the manager – an ‘abject’ day for Spurs

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On the surface, Tottenham are having a good year.

Thomas Frank’s side are now in the top four of the Premier League and unbeaten in the Champions League after ten games.

However, recent results have turned ugly and the atmosphere at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has changed.

Frank encouraged his players to do a lap of applause around the stadium following Saturday’s 1-0 home loss to Chelsea, just like he does every other home game.

Micky van de Ven and Djed Spence were caught on camera sneering at their manager and going straight down the tunnel as his players were booed off the pitch.

Frank described the incident as “all the players are obviously frustrated.” I fully understand that they would like to do well, they would like to win, and they would like to perform well.

In good and bad times, I believe consistency is challenging. I did that because I surrounded the fans. I can assure you that winning is more enjoyable.

When asked about Van de Ven and Spence’s responses and whether their response was acceptable, he said, “I think that is one of the small issues. Micky and Djed are exerting every effort.

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Spurs, which finished 17th in the Premier League last season, came into Frank’s place with three victories and three clean sheets.

The Dane has repeatedly argued that Tottenham Hotspur Stadium should be “a fortress,” but his defeat to Chelsea leaves Spurs with just one of their five home games.

Since beginning the season with victories against Burnley and Manchester City, they have only won one of their last five games in all competitions since the October international break, which means they haven’t won back-to-back league games.

Spurs’ poor home form follows a trend that began last season under Ange Postecoglou: they have won just three of their past 19 home Premier League games (four draws and 12 losses), and no top-flight team has won more home games since 10 November 2024.

In fact, only Spurs and Southampton have won fewer home games than Spurs during this time in England’s top four divisions.

Former Premier League goalkeeper Rob Green stated on BBC Radio 5 Live that “there will be more questions about Thomas Frank after the game.”

Because of how terrible of a performance on the ball it was, I don’t think he’ll have learned anything from that.” They never allowed themselves to succeed. They never improved. It’s simply not sufficient to have no consistent pressure at home.

Jamie Redknapp, a former Spurs midfielder, described the defeat as “one of the worst performances I’ve seen from Tottenham,” according to Sky Sports.

He continued, “That was as simple as it gets.” I would have stopped it if it had been a boxing match. Never did they glove Chelsea up. They made it so simple.

Fans reacted in his manner by making their feelings known and blaring at the end of the match.

Frank expressed his appreciation for the frustration of his supporters but demanded patience as his party grows.

The fans made every effort to support us in a game that we didn’t do well in. He claimed that Chelsea was a better team at the time.

“We have a front four that is new, without a doubt, and I keep saying that.” In games, we must collaborate and build quickly. That is what we will do. That will happen, I have no doubts about.

Every team I’ve coached has scored a lot of goals, in my opinion. In the future, it will occur right here.

Only Wolves (four) have conceded more errors to opponents this season than Tottenham, who have scored three, along with Manchester United, Nottingham Forest, and Fulham. This isn’t Frank’s only problem.

In the following week, Tottenham will have two chances to make amends at home, playing against Manchester United and Copenhagen in the Premier League.

Frank has undoubtedly improved after a terrible league campaign last year. However, more must be done to enhance both the north of London’s results and the mood.

After his side’s xG rating of 0.05, Frank said, “I don’t think I have been in a game where we have created that little.”

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On the surface, Tottenham are having a good year.

Thomas Frank’s side are now in the top four of the Premier League and unbeaten in the Champions League after ten games.

However, recent results have turned ugly and the atmosphere at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has changed.

Frank encouraged his players to do a lap of applause around the stadium following Saturday’s 1-0 home loss to Chelsea, just like he does every other home game.

Micky van de Ven and Djed Spence were caught on camera sneering at their manager and going straight down the tunnel as his players were booed off the pitch.

Frank described the incident as “all the players are obviously frustrated.” I fully understand that they would like to do well, they would like to win, and they would like to perform well.

In good and bad times, I believe consistency is challenging. I did that because I surrounded the fans. I can assure you that winning is more enjoyable.

When asked about Van de Ven and Spence’s responses and whether their response was acceptable, he said, “I think that is one of the small issues. Micky and Djed are exerting every effort.

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Spurs, which finished 17th in the Premier League last season, came into Frank’s place with three victories and three clean sheets.

The Dane has repeatedly argued that Tottenham Hotspur Stadium should be “a fortress,” but his defeat to Chelsea leaves Spurs with just one of their five home games.

Since beginning the season with victories against Burnley and Manchester City, they have only won one of their last five games in all competitions since the October international break, which means they haven’t won back-to-back league games.

Spurs’ poor home form follows a trend that began last season under Ange Postecoglou: they have won just three of their past 19 home Premier League games (four draws and 12 losses), and no top-flight team has won more home games since 10 November 2024.

In fact, only Spurs and Southampton have won fewer home games than Spurs during this time in England’s top four divisions.

Former Premier League goalkeeper Rob Green stated on BBC Radio 5 Live that “there will be more questions about Thomas Frank after the game.”

Because of how terrible of a performance on the ball it was, I don’t think he’ll have learned anything from that.” They never allowed themselves to succeed. They never improved. It’s simply not sufficient to have no consistent pressure at home.

Jamie Redknapp, a former Spurs midfielder, described the defeat as “one of the worst performances I’ve seen from Tottenham,” according to Sky Sports.

He continued, “That was as simple as it gets.” I would have stopped it if it had been a boxing match. Never did they glove Chelsea up. They made it so simple.

Fans reacted in his manner by making their feelings known and blaring at the end of the match.

Frank expressed his appreciation for the frustration of his supporters but demanded patience as his party grows.

The fans made every effort to support us in a game that we didn’t do well in. He claimed that Chelsea was a better team at the time.

“We have a front four that is new, without a doubt, and I keep saying that.” In games, we must collaborate and build quickly. That is what we will do. That will happen, I have no doubts about.

Every team I’ve coached has scored a lot of goals, in my opinion. In the future, it will occur right here.

Only Wolves (four) have conceded more errors to opponents this season than Tottenham, who have scored three, along with Manchester United, Nottingham Forest, and Fulham. This isn’t Frank’s only problem.

In the following week, Tottenham will have two chances to make amends at home, playing against Manchester United and Copenhagen in the Premier League.

Frank has undoubtedly improved after a terrible league campaign last year. However, more must be done to enhance both the north of London’s results and the mood.

After his side’s xG rating of 0.05, Frank said, “I don’t think I have been in a game where we have created that little.”

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Fans booing and players snubbing the manager – an ‘abject’ day for Spurs

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On the face of it, Tottenham are having a good season.

After 10 Premier League games Thomas Frank’s side find themselves in the Premier League’s top four and unbeaten in the Champions League.

Yet results – and noticeably the mood of supporters at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – have gone south in recent weeks.

After Saturday’s 1-0 home defeat by Chelsea – just as he does after every home game – Frank encouraged his players to do a lap of appreciation around the stadium.

As his players were booed off pitch, Micky van de Ven and Djed Spence were caught on camera snubbing their manager and going straight down the tunnel.

“All the players are of course frustrated,” Frank said of the incident. “They would like to do well, they would like to win, they would like to perform well, so I understand that.

“I think it is difficult to be consistent in good times and in bad times. That is why I went around to the fans as I did. It is more fun when we win, I can tell you that.”

When pushed on the reactions of Van de Ven and Spence and if their response was acceptable, he added: “I think that is one of the small issues. We have Micky and Djed who are doing everything they can.

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After finishing 17th in the Premier League last season, Spurs began Frank’s tenure with three wins and three clean sheets in four games.

The Dane has repeatedly said he wants to make Tottenham Hotspur Stadium “a fortress”, but the loss to Chelsea means Spurs have won just one of five home games under him.

They have not won back-to-back league games since beginning the season with wins against Burnley and Manchester City, and have won just one of their past five games in all competitions since the October international break.

Poor home form is a continuation of a trend that started under Ange Postecoglou last season – Spurs have won just three of their past 19 home Premier League games (four draws and 12 losses), with no current top-flight side winning fewer home matches since 10 November, 2024.

In fact, in England’s top four tiers, only Southampton have won fewer home games than Spurs in this period.

“There will be more questions of Thomas Frank after the game,” former Premier League goalkeeper Rob Green said on BBC Radio 5 Live.

“I don’t think he’ll have learned anything after that because it was such an abject performance on the ball. They never gave themselves a chance. They never got better. No sustained pressure at home is just not good enough.”

Former Spurs midfielder Jamie Redknapp said on Sky Sports that the defeat was “one of the worst performances I’ve seen from Tottenham”.

“That was as easy as it gets,” he added. “If that was a boxing match I’d have stopped it. They never laid a glove on Chelsea. They made it so easy.”

Fans echoed his sentiments as they made their feelings clear, with boos ringing out at the full-time whistle.

Frank said he understood the frustration of supporters but asked for patience while his side continues to develop.

“They [the fans] did everything they could to back us in a game that we didn’t perform well in. Chelsea were better than us on the day,” he said.

“There’s no doubt, and I keep saying it, that we have a front four that is new. We have to build together with short turnarounds in games. We’ll do that. I’m not in doubt that will happen.

“I think every team I’ve coached has scored a lot of goals. It will happen again in the future here.”

Attack isn’t Frank’s only issue – only Wolves (four) have made more errors leading to opposition goals than Tottenham in the Premier League this season, who have made three along with Manchester United, Nottingham Forest & Fulham.

Tottenham have two opportunities to make amends at home in the next week, with games against Copenhagen in the Champions League and Manchester United in the Premier League.

After an abysmal league campaign last season, Frank has certainly brought improvement. But more is needed to improve both results and the mood in north London.

“I don’t think I have been in a game where we have created that little,” Frank told BBC Sport after his side finished Saturday’s game with an xG rating of 0.05.

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Fans booing and players snubbing the manager – an ‘abject’ day for Spurs

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On the face of it, Tottenham are having a good season.

After 10 Premier League games Thomas Frank’s side find themselves in the Premier League’s top four and unbeaten in the Champions League.

Yet results – and noticeably the mood of supporters at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – have gone south in recent weeks.

After Saturday’s 1-0 home defeat by Chelsea – just as he does after every home game – Frank encouraged his players to do a lap of appreciation around the stadium.

As his players were booed off pitch, Micky van de Ven and Djed Spence were caught on camera snubbing their manager and going straight down the tunnel.

“All the players are of course frustrated,” Frank said of the incident. “They would like to do well, they would like to win, they would like to perform well, so I understand that.

“I think it is difficult to be consistent in good times and in bad times. That is why I went around to the fans as I did. It is more fun when we win, I can tell you that.”

When pushed on the reactions of Van de Ven and Spence and if their response was acceptable, he added: “I think that is one of the small issues. We have Micky and Djed who are doing everything they can.

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After finishing 17th in the Premier League last season, Spurs began Frank’s tenure with three wins and three clean sheets in four games.

The Dane has repeatedly said he wants to make Tottenham Hotspur Stadium “a fortress”, but the loss to Chelsea means Spurs have won just one of five home games under him.

They have not won back-to-back league games since beginning the season with wins against Burnley and Manchester City, and have won just one of their past five games in all competitions since the October international break.

Poor home form is a continuation of a trend that started under Ange Postecoglou last season – Spurs have won just three of their past 19 home Premier League games (four draws and 12 losses), with no current top-flight side winning fewer home matches since 10 November, 2024.

In fact, in England’s top four tiers, only Southampton have won fewer home games than Spurs in this period.

“There will be more questions of Thomas Frank after the game,” former Premier League goalkeeper Rob Green said on BBC Radio 5 Live.

“I don’t think he’ll have learned anything after that because it was such an abject performance on the ball. They never gave themselves a chance. They never got better. No sustained pressure at home is just not good enough.”

Former Spurs midfielder Jamie Redknapp said on Sky Sports that the defeat was “one of the worst performances I’ve seen from Tottenham”.

“That was as easy as it gets,” he added. “If that was a boxing match I’d have stopped it. They never laid a glove on Chelsea. They made it so easy.”

Fans echoed his sentiments as they made their feelings clear, with boos ringing out at the full-time whistle.

Frank said he understood the frustration of supporters but asked for patience while his side continues to develop.

“They [the fans] did everything they could to back us in a game that we didn’t perform well in. Chelsea were better than us on the day,” he said.

“There’s no doubt, and I keep saying it, that we have a front four that is new. We have to build together with short turnarounds in games. We’ll do that. I’m not in doubt that will happen.

“I think every team I’ve coached has scored a lot of goals. It will happen again in the future here.”

Attack isn’t Frank’s only issue – only Wolves (four) have made more errors leading to opposition goals than Tottenham in the Premier League this season, who have made three along with Manchester United, Nottingham Forest & Fulham.

Tottenham have two opportunities to make amends at home in the next week, with games against Copenhagen in the Champions League and Manchester United in the Premier League.

After an abysmal league campaign last season, Frank has certainly brought improvement. But more is needed to improve both results and the mood in north London.

“I don’t think I have been in a game where we have created that little,” Frank told BBC Sport after his side finished Saturday’s game with an xG rating of 0.05.

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Fans booing and players snubbing the manager – an ‘abject’ day for Spurs

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On the face of it, Tottenham are having a good season.

After 10 Premier League games Thomas Frank’s side find themselves in the Premier League’s top four and unbeaten in the Champions League.

Yet results – and noticeably the mood of supporters at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – have gone south in recent weeks.

After Saturday’s 1-0 home defeat by Chelsea – just as he does after every home game – Frank encouraged his players to do a lap of appreciation around the stadium.

As his players were booed off pitch, Micky van de Ven and Djed Spence were caught on camera snubbing their manager and going straight down the tunnel.

“All the players are of course frustrated,” Frank said of the incident. “They would like to do well, they would like to win, they would like to perform well, so I understand that.

“I think it is difficult to be consistent in good times and in bad times. That is why I went around to the fans as I did. It is more fun when we win, I can tell you that.”

When pushed on the reactions of Van de Ven and Spence and if their response was acceptable, he added: “I think that is one of the small issues. We have Micky and Djed who are doing everything they can.

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After finishing 17th in the Premier League last season, Spurs began Frank’s tenure with three wins and three clean sheets in four games.

The Dane has repeatedly said he wants to make Tottenham Hotspur Stadium “a fortress”, but the loss to Chelsea means Spurs have won just one of five home games under him.

They have not won back-to-back league games since beginning the season with wins against Burnley and Manchester City, and have won just one of their past five games in all competitions since the October international break.

Poor home form is a continuation of a trend that started under Ange Postecoglou last season – Spurs have won just three of their past 19 home Premier League games (four draws and 12 losses), with no current top-flight side winning fewer home matches since 10 November, 2024.

In fact, in England’s top four tiers, only Southampton have won fewer home games than Spurs in this period.

“There will be more questions of Thomas Frank after the game,” former Premier League goalkeeper Rob Green said on BBC Radio 5 Live.

“I don’t think he’ll have learned anything after that because it was such an abject performance on the ball. They never gave themselves a chance. They never got better. No sustained pressure at home is just not good enough.”

Former Spurs midfielder Jamie Redknapp said on Sky Sports that the defeat was “one of the worst performances I’ve seen from Tottenham”.

“That was as easy as it gets,” he added. “If that was a boxing match I’d have stopped it. They never laid a glove on Chelsea. They made it so easy.”

Fans echoed his sentiments as they made their feelings clear, with boos ringing out at the full-time whistle.

Frank said he understood the frustration of supporters but asked for patience while his side continues to develop.

“They [the fans] did everything they could to back us in a game that we didn’t perform well in. Chelsea were better than us on the day,” he said.

“There’s no doubt, and I keep saying it, that we have a front four that is new. We have to build together with short turnarounds in games. We’ll do that. I’m not in doubt that will happen.

“I think every team I’ve coached has scored a lot of goals. It will happen again in the future here.”

Attack isn’t Frank’s only issue – only Wolves (four) have made more errors leading to opposition goals than Tottenham in the Premier League this season, who have made three along with Manchester United, Nottingham Forest & Fulham.

Tottenham have two opportunities to make amends at home in the next week, with games against Copenhagen in the Champions League and Manchester United in the Premier League.

After an abysmal league campaign last season, Frank has certainly brought improvement. But more is needed to improve both results and the mood in north London.

“I don’t think I have been in a game where we have created that little,” Frank told BBC Sport after his side finished Saturday’s game with an xG rating of 0.05.

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