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Nina Wadia is first celebrity to be eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing 2021

Nina Wadia is first celebrity to be eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing 2021

The first elimination of Strictly Come Dancing 2021 saw actress Nina Wadia and her partner Neil Jones leave after a tough dance-off with Coronation Street star Katie McGlynn and professional dancer Gorka Marquez on Sunday.

The actress had received a score of 18 for her tango on Saturday with Jones. The judges’ scores from Saturday were added to those from last week before being combined with the results from a public vote, with the bottom two couples then competing in a dance-off in front of the judges.


After opting to save McGlynn, judge Craig Revel Horwood said: “Well, both couples clearly upped their game from the first time they danced. Nina, you got every step right. Katie, you really kept the energy up all the way through to the end with lots of retraction but the couple I’d like to save is Katie and Gorka.”

Head judge Shirley Ballas said Sunday’s show featured “one of the closest battles I think we’ve ever had in a dance-off. Both couples upped their game. Bot couples were absolutely delightful to watch,” she said.

“Neither couple had mistakes so I’ve decided to go with the couple who had more advanced technical actions in their dance and that couple is Katie and Gorka,” she added.

When asked about her time on the show, Wadia said: “It’s been really fun, thank you so much. Neil is incredible, thank you.”

Jones added, “You’ve been a dream. Second partner on the show for me. I wouldn’t have wanted anybody else. You’ve been fantastic and so much fun. Literally, we’re like a married couple – you’ve got both husbands here tonight!

“It’s been so much fun together, you said you wanted to dance and you’ve done two fantastic dances and I’m really, really, really proud of you.”

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