Fleur East’s latest Strictly Come Dancing routine was so strong it somehow led to judge Motsi Mabuse breaking her chair in all of the excitement.
Prior to Saturday night’s live show, the former X Factor teased that she’d be performing a “hot and steamy” Argentine Tango in the hope of bouncing back after being in the dance-off last week.
And bounce back she did, with a routine that Craig Revel Horwood said was the “dance to beat” and even left presenter Tess Daly in a bit of a tizz.
When it came to Motsi’s turn to offer her critiques, she began rising out of her seat while repeating “wow, wow, wow”, only to knock it over completely in a move that we can only describe as an unintentional homage to Bruno Tonioli.
Fellow judge Craig then came to her aid, only to end up exposing the fact her booster cushion had made a break for it in the process, much to the amusement of the rest of the panel.
“She’s overwhelmed, safe to say,” Tess then joked.
Fleur ended up receiving her highest score of the series for her Argentine Tango, but it was Hamza Yassin who landed at the top of the leaderboard for his jaw-dropping Salsa routine.
Meanwhile, at the other end of the scale was Bros singer Matt Goss, who received mostly positive feedback for his Jive, but still came in at the bottom of the ranking with just 20 points.
Find out how all the stars get on in Sunday night’s Strictly results show, airing at 7.15pm on BBC One.