Strictly come dancing 2017: james jordan blasts craig's bow to debbie

Speaking to his fans with wife Ola Jordan in a Facebook live video, the pair got everything off their chest as they dissected the weekend’s result. One major moment from the live shows which

appeared to infuriate James, 39, was when judge Craig, 52, got up from his seat and bowed in front of Debbie after her impressive Tango. The former Strictly Come Dancing professional

blasted the move as “unnecessary” and claimed it wouldn’t have been his idea. Answering comments in the video, James said: “The whole thing of him coming around the desk, getting on his

hands and knees and bowing to Debbie, I don’t believe that was his idea. I just don’t, I think he was told to do that. I can’t prove it but…” James also admitted he believes the judges are

over marking Paul Daniels' widow so the public will want her to stay in. Agreeing to a comment which said Craig was an “embarrassment”, he added: “It was cringe a little bit and

unnecessary. It’s like the judges were trying to say to the public how amazing she is. I think Debbie is fantastic but let me make my own opinion on her.” Aston Merrygold and professional

partner Janette Manrara became the latest couple to be voted off by the judges when they landed themselves in the bottom two opposite Mollie King and AJ Pritchard. Discussing the loss of the

29-year-old in the dance competition, Ola confessed she was “so upset” the pair have now gone. The 35-year-old said: “I'm so upset. I was looking forward to seeing what they would do

in the final. Aston was a great dancer.” _STRICTLY COME DANCING CONTINUES SATURDAY ON BBC ONE AT 6.45PM._