Get ready for a Strictly Come Dancing season like no other! Amber Davies is set to make history as she performs the series' very first Argentine Tango, and trust me, you won't want to miss this. But here's where it gets even more exciting: the song and dance routines for Week 4 have been confirmed, and they're packed with surprises. Not only will we witness the sultry moves of the Argentine Tango, but fans are also in for a treat with another K-Pop Demon Hunters track and a timeless Coldplay classic. And this is the part most people miss: these performances aren't just about entertainment—they're a testament to the dancers' versatility and the show's commitment to pushing boundaries. Speaking of surprises, did you hear about Stefan Dennis' sudden exit? His wife recently shared the frantic behind-the-scenes call she received after he and Dianne Buswell were forced to pull out due to a mystery illness. It's a stark reminder of the unpredictability of live TV. Switching gears, if you're a fashion enthusiast, you'll want to check out Cath Kidston's AW25 collection, The Board Game. Our editors are raving about its whimsical charm—it's a must-see! Back to Strictly, the competition is heating up as Ross King faced Balvinder Sopal in a nail-biting dance-off, and we said goodbye to another contestant after an emotional tribute. But here's the controversial part: while some viewers are loving the diverse song choices, others argue that the show is straying too far from traditional ballroom roots. What do you think? Is Strictly striking the right balance, or has it gone too far? Meanwhile, Harry's electric salsa, Ellie's Barbie-inspired moment, and Lewis' show-stopping performance have everyone talking. And let's not forget the groundbreaking appearance of Cynthia Erivo as the first-ever celebrity mentor—a move that's sparking both applause and debate. From Vicky Pattison's unrecognizable Geordie Shore days to Karen Carney's heartfelt reason for joining the show after a challenging time, this season is packed with stories that go beyond the dance floor. So, what's your take? Are you team Argentine Tango or team Coldplay classic? Let us know in the comments—we're all ears!
