BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland's emotional admission as he makes 'new goal' with Dianne Buswell

Chris McCausland shared an 'emotional' admission in view of his Strictly Come Dancing fans and followers as he prepared to make a 'new goal' with Dianne Buswell.

The comedian and his professional dance partner were hailed over the weekend for their latest performance in the BBC One dance contest. They made it through to week nine of the hit show which aired on Saturday night (November 16) live from Blackpool.

The annual special, which sees the whole cast and crew relocate to the seaside town for one weekend only, was once again broadcast from the Tower Ballroom. Chris and Dianne were the first of the eight couples to make it through to week nine of Strictly's 20th-anniversary series to take to the world-famous ballroom floor.

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They kicked the epic night of dancing off by delivering a classical American smooth routine to Canadian-born singer Paul Anka’s Jump that earned them their first 10s of the series Head judge Shirley Ballas told black tie-wearing Chris that he had the "best feet I’ve seen in a long time", and "didn’t miss a beat".

Anton Du Beke said "if anyone can beat that tonight, I’d be amazed", before they earned 37 points from the judges, their highest score of the seires so far, while co-host Tess Daly revealed to them that they were the 100th Strictly couple to perform in Blackpool.

It was then confirmed during Sunday night's (November 17) results show that Chris and Dianne had made it through to week 10 of Strictly's 2024 series, which will see Dianne's partents in the audience to watch her perform live in the hit dance competition for the first time.

Taking to Instagram following the eighth results