Chris McCausland has shared the 'beautifully positive message' he will try and send out during his next Strictly Come Dancing performance. The comedian is back in the ballroom this weekend alongside professional dance partner Dianne Buswell after they successfully made it through to week eight of the BBC One dance contest meaning the remaining nine couples are fighting for a place in the annual Blackpool special. Last weekend, Chris appeared to be fearing for his future in the hit dance show last weekend as he performed during Strictly's first-ever 'Icons Week' before it was confirmed he was through to another week in the show alongside Dianne during the latest results show last Sunday night (November 3).
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I'm feeling good. Thank you for all of your support! X#Strictly." But with all that now in the past, it.
