Chris McCausland has told why Strictly Come Dancing's Blackpool special 'means more to him' as he and Dianne Buswell prepare for their next performance. The comedian and his professional dance partner made it through to week nine of the BBC One dance contest after their epic performance in the ballroom last Saturday night (November 9).

Comedian and Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland has revealed that there is constant friction between himself and his wife Patricia because they are so different

Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland had viewers in hysterics with his hilarious comment about Pete Wicks during the results show on Sunday night. The remaining eight couples in the competition will be heading to the iconic Blackpool Tower ballroom next week on the BBC show.

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Comedian, actor and Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland revealed that his marriage to wife Patricia is anything but calm and that they are complete opposites

Strictly Come Dancing star Chris McCausland could find himself in trouble this weekend as the competition heads into week eight.

Strictly Come Dancing contestant Chris McCausland has been praised for performing a dance featuring a “poignant” blackout moment, imitating his own experience with blindness. Comedian McCausland, 47, and his dance partner Dianne Buswell closed out Saturday’s live show with their couple’s choice to Instant Karma! (We All Shine On) by John Lennon.

Chris is currently competing on the 2024 series of Strictly Come Dancing with professional Dianne Buswell, making him the first blind contestant to appear on the show. Saturday night's live show (November 2) saw the pair dance a Tango to 'Rock And Roll All Nite' by KISS, earning them an overall score of 29 from the judges.

The comedian is the first blind competitor on Strictly Come Dancing and said he thinks the couple's choice routine "goes some way to stretching people's ideas of what is possible"

Chris McCausland has said there are “low expectations of people with disabilities” after his black-out dance on Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday (November 9).