BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Sarah Hadland scolds 'show respect' after Vito Coppola blunder

Sarah Hadland jokingly scolded Vito Coppola and told him to 'show respect' after his live TV blunder. The Strictly Come Dancing pair were the latest couple to appear on spin-off show It Takes Two to chat about their latest performance.

Actress Sarah and professional dancer made it through to week eight of the BBC One dance contest after they were seen dancing a Cha Cha Cha to Madonna's 1989 track,Like a Prayer, in Strictly's first-ever 'Icons Week'.

Motsi Mabuse was quick to praise Sarah and Vito for their 'iconic' performance, in which Sarah channelled the 'Queen of Pop' in a short blonde wig and her famous cone bra, while Shirley Ballas pointed out some 'gorgeous' details before saying the performance needed "fluidity and flexibility".

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Anton Du Beke told them that he was "speechless". He added: "I’m blown away, it was so brilliant, love your legs, best dance tonight," before Craig Revel Horwood concluded that the "cape went better with you than Madonna," before saying Vito had worked Sarah hard to achieve their "powerhouse performance" which saw them bag 37 out of 40 points, including a 10 from Anton.

It was later confirmed that Sarah and Vito had been giving the backing of the public and had made it through to week eight of the popular dance programme, which will take place live this Saturday night (November 8).

It's now been revealed that Sarah and Vito will be performing an American Smooth to Proud by Heather Small, which fans of Miranda star Sarah will know is synonymous with her sitcom character, created by her friend and co-star Miranda Hart.

Explaining where her character Stevie's love of Heather and the