TOWIE star Pete Wicks and his dance partner Jowita Przystał appeared to fuel romance rumours as they appeared smitten on Strictly's It Takes Two. Talking to presenter and former Strictly Come Dancing professional Janette Manrara, the pair discussed their experience on the BBC dance show so far, as well as their blossomig connection. Sharing his thoughts, Pete said: "I am absolutely loving it and I never thought I would be because I didn't think this was really my thing.
I'm not a dancer. "I don't think I have rhythm. But what I am loving is the whole learning experience and that the bit that is most exciting for me, in the rehearsal room with Jowita.
"It's my favourite bit because I'm a bit geeky and I love to learn something that's really and utterly new to me, it makes me really happy." The reality TV star then turned to Jowita and said: "And she makes me really happy every day." Sharing her astonishment with Pete's admission, Janette said: "Aw, you guys.
This is cute!" Fans also recognised the connection between the pair, with one fan taking to X to write: "The electricity between Pete and Jovita is palpable." Another echoed: "Pete and Jowita have the best chemistry of any couple this series by far." As well as singing Jowita's praises on Strictly It Takes Two, Pete also spoke highly of her on his podcast Staying Relevant, which he hosts with best mate and I'm A Celeb winner Sam Thompson.
"Jowita is just - I could not have got a better partner," he gushed. When quizzed further by Sam, Pete added: "I can't sit here and go 'she's my life' - we don't know each other that well. But what I do know is that she makes me feel good.
"And that is really important and hopefully I make her feel good and that's a really nice place to be, you know what I mean?" Despite their chemistry on and off the screen. Pete and Jowita didn't leave the judges too impressed when they performed the Paso Doble to The Prodigy track Firestarter. The dancing duo scored 17 points out of 40, tying with Paul Merson and Karen Hauer for the second from the bottom spot.
Meanwhile TV and singing legend Toyah Willcox and her pro partner Neil Jones landed themselves in the bottom after receiving 12 points for their Tango. Strictly Come Dancing is available to watch on BBC Iplayer..
