James Jordan ‘hits back’ at Craig Revel Horwood’s scathing swipe towards his wife Ola

When Craig Revel Horwood directs his vile snide toward his wife Ola, James Jordan isn’t resting.

Professional dancer Ola Jordan demanded that ‘nicey nicey’ Craig be removed from the Strictly Come Dancing judging panel last month. She added that in order for them to remain relevant to audiences, they needed more flavor and a fresh appearance.

Speaking last year, Ola also said to Mecca Bingo: “I feel like Craig’s lost his sparkle. Craig was adored as he was before. He would say it as it is, saying he wasn’t good, that was rubbish, but it’s almost like he’s got to say a positive now. ” She then continued to suspect the show ‘didn’t want any negativity’.

They appear to have only just made it onto Craig’s timeline, despite being made during December 2024, the show’s peak. On Wednesday afternoon, the Strictly judge took to X, formerly known as Twitter to write: “Former Strictly pro Ola Jordan says ‘nicey nicey’ Craig Revel Horwood replaced with ‘spicier’ judge. Perhaps you could recommend your wonderful husband Ola? ”

Craig’s tweet was filled with responses from X users, including James Jordan who ‘hit back’ hours after the original tweet. Quote tweeting Craig’s tweet from the afternoon, he fumed: “Why’s that @CraigRevHorwood? ? Would you favor me as a trustworthy, sincere judge, in your opinion? ” However, it seemed like James wanted to keep the peace towards the end of the tweet, as he wrote: “I don’t suppose you read the part where she said you were her favourite judge – big love my friend,” alongside a red heart emoji.

Fans were quick to respond to James’ reply, with some calling for him to join the panel next season. Craig and I would prefer to be on the panel of judges. The show has lost its spark,” said one, while another wrote: “Classy response James, when the live shows are on your comments on here are more honest and accurate. ”

Other people demanded that James and Craig both sit on the panel along with one another. “Both of you need to be Judging,” said one, while another exclaimed: “Omg both together TV gold! ! ”

Speaking on his ‘change in demeanour’ in an interview with Radio Times , Craig said: “I was really harsh 20 years ago. When I look back, I think, ‘Ooh, that’s cutting. ‘ It would now be classed as bullying, and then I’d be cancelled. It’s not fear of being cancelled. It’s just, how can I reach out to them and help them to improve, rather than just saying, ‘This is wrong, that’s wrong. ‘ I’m thinking more like a teacher than a judge. “

Source: Mirror