Eddie Kadi experienced the same 'curse.'
Angela Scanlon and Carlos Gu’s Samba could spell the end Angela Scanlon and Carlos Gu could be next to leave Strictly Come Dancing on Sunday’s results show. Halloween week may be over but a ‘curse’ still lingers in the air – the dreaded Samba. Nothing strikes fear in a Strictly contestant more than the thought of having to do a volta on the BBC series… it’s even scarier than Craig Revel Horwood’s three paddle.
Angela and Carlos performed a spooky Swan Lake themed Pasa Doble for Halloween week Do you believe in the ‘Strictly Samba Curse’? Have your say below!Comment Now Strictly history has been made by the Samba too – both Danny Mac and Oti Mabuse, as well as Fleur East and Vito Coppola achieved the perfect 40/40 for their energetic routines.
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