Strictly Come Dancing star Chris McCausland pointed out a major problem following his week two performance with Dianne Buswell.

Comedian Chris McCausland has been with his wife Patricia for more than 16 years, but the two got into an awkward exchange after being asked to rate their relationship on a TV show

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Keeping the laughs rolling in, week 2 saw Chris take aim at judge Craig Revel Horwood, who started the show in classic style, dishing out brutal criticism. Chris, who makes history as Strictly’s first-ever blind contestant, was asked by host Claudia Winkleman how he felt about his upcoming foxtrot.

BBC Strictly Come Dancing star Chris McCausland has been married to his wife Patricia for 16 years, and their relationship was put to the test when she appeared on a TV show with him

Comedian Chris McCausland has received a standing ovation from the Strictly Come Dancing audience for his foxtrot. McCausland, the show’s first blind contestant, landed a score of 29 after gliding across the dancefloor and performing bench work with his partner Dianne Buswell to Be Young,

Strictly Come Dancing week two is in full swing – and it’s already been eventful. Chris McCausland has made the best joke of the season, we’ve had a Shania Twain number and Nick Knowles is in the ballroom after his injury.