Viewers expressed concern for the pro dancer during the live show
viewers on Saturday night after they spotted a small amount of blood running down her neck following her performance with celebrity contestant Les Dennis.
The pair took to the dance floor with a fabulous Tango to 'Don't You Want Me' by The Human League, which earned them a respectable 16 points from the judges.While fans praised the pair for their dance, some were left a little distracted by Nancy's injury and took to Twitter, now X, to express concern for the star.
One person wrote: "What happened to Nancy’s neck? #Strictly," while another added: "Is Nancy ok, she seemed to be holding cotton wool to her neck off camera in Claudia’s area and she moved it quick when she was on screen and she seemed to have blood on her neck?"You may also likesmall cut from her earring and is fineWhile Nancy and Les delighted viewers with their performance, it was Nigel Harman and his partner Katya Jones who won the day.
The pair closed the show with an epic Paso Doble and topped the leaderboard with a whopping 32 points. Watch the routine in the video below.
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