BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Dianne Buswell makes 'final' remark as she gets same response to Bobby Brazier update

Strictly Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell has made a remark about the impending final of the competition as she shared an update on Bobby Brazier. The professional dancer was doing a bit of reflecting ahead of this weekend's quarter-finals.

On Saturday night (December 2) it's Musicals week in the ballroom as the BBC One dance contest reaches the crucial latter stages. And it has been revealed that Dianne and EastEnders star will be dancing a Salsa to 'Time of My Life' from Dirty Dancing.

Ahead of the big night, Dianne took to Instagram with two videos. One showed her and Bobby during training for their first dance in the 2023 run of the competition back in September and the second showed them during the dress rehearsal for their last routine which left viewers in tears.

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Last weekend, Bobby, who plays Freddie Slater in BBC One's EastEnders, performed a couple’s choice dance with Dianne to This Woman’s Work by Maxwell in a routine Bobby dedicated to his late mother, who died in 2009 aged 27 after being diagnosed with cervical cancer.

In a video clip before he performed, Brazier said: "It changed my life completely, I’d love to spend a day with her just to see where I get my smile from." Following the couple’s choice, Brazier appeared emotional as his family including his dad, Jeff, who watched in the audience and judges Shirley Ballas and Motsi Mabuse gave him standing ovations.

Alongside the two video clips, Dianne wrote on Instagram: "I just need to praise this young man for his improvement! Looking back at that first week of