McCausland says Tasha should win Strictly if it's solely based on dancing.

The comic is nearing the end.

December 7th 2024.

McCausland says Tasha should win Strictly if it's solely based on dancing.
Chris McCausland, one of the stars of Strictly Come Dancing, recently shared his surprise at making it so far in the series. Despite facing criticism and doubt from some, the 47-year-old comedian remains determined and has a message for his critics - he is more than deserving of a spot in the finale.

Teaming up with professional dancer Dianne Buswell, the pair have been wowing audiences with their moves on the dance floor. Alongside other celebrities such as Tasha Ghouri, JB Gill, Sarah Hadland, and Pete Wicks, they are hoping to take home the coveted Glitterball Trophy. Despite receiving tremendous support from fans, Chris has also faced trolling and negative comments. However, he remains unfazed, stating that there are two types of negativity - those who believe the show is purely a dance competition and those who make hurtful comments about his disability. But for Chris, the opinions of these individuals do not bother him. As he bluntly puts it, "I really don't give a s***".

On the other hand, Chris and Dianne have been inundated with positive messages from viewers, congratulating them after each performance. This overwhelming support has been a source of motivation for Chris, who wanted to use this platform to represent not just people who are blind, but all individuals with disabilities in a positive light. And he has certainly achieved that, as he reflects on the beautiful and incredible experience that has connected them with so many people.

Before agreeing to take part in the show, Chris had turned it down several times, admitting that he was terrified. He didn't think he could do it and wondered if he was just a box-ticking exercise or a sacrificial lamb. But eventually, he was convinced to join because he has "no willpower". Yet, this turned out to be a blessing in disguise as Chris and Dianne have consistently proved themselves to be legitimate contenders, even when some had initially dismissed them as the "joke act" of the season.

As they approach the final, Chris and Dianne remain focused on taking each week as it comes and giving their best in every routine. Despite the possibility of winning, they haven't really discussed it, with Chris stating that they have already won in his eyes by being consistent and challenging preconceptions. And for Dianne, the experience has been both physically and mentally draining, but ultimately rewarding.

Reflecting on his journey on the show, Chris is amazed by how much Dianne has been able to teach him about ballroom dancing. He never thought he would make it this far or perform to such a high standard. And while he jokes that his lack of regard for health and safety has made it easier to throw himself into the routines, he also acknowledges Dianne's bravery for being his partner.

As the competition continues, Chris and Dianne are looking forward to showcasing their skills and impressing the judges and audience once again. Despite the challenges they have faced, they are grateful for the opportunity and the messages they have been able to send out. And as they prepare for tonight's show, they are determined to give it their all and hopefully make it to the final.

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