BBC Strictly Come Dancing star has confidence 'dented' and 'could struggle' on Saturday night

Strictly Come Dancing star JB Gill is said to have had his confidence 'dented' during his last performance as he works hard on his return to the iconic ballroom with professional dance partner Amy Dowden.

Over the weekend, as the competition started to heat up, JLS star JB and Welsh dancer Amy performed a sexy but notoriously difficult Rumba to You Might Need Somebody by Kara Marni.

Following their performance, Craig Revel Horwood said it lacked 'depth' while Motsi Mabus also criticised the performance due to the small mistakes in technicalities.

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But despite the bittersweet judgement, JB and Amy scored a very respectable 30 out of a possible 40 points and were later seen making it through to week five of the BBC One dance contest, which takes place this Saturday night (October 19).

And now that the rumba is a distant memory, JB and Amy have been back in training for the next live show, in which they'll perform a jive to Hey Ya! by OutKast.

But, a body language expert has suggested that JB’s confidence 'has been dented' after criticism last Saturday night, and could now struggle going forward.

On behalf of Betfair Casino, body language and behavioural expert Darren Stanton revealed: "I think JB is starting to struggle a bit now. He’s obviously very well-liked by the public, but we’ve seen him land a couple of negative comments from Craig, and he seems to lack some confidence.

"I think we’ll see him struggle in the next couple of weeks due to this. I would tip him as someone who could be in trouble this week, due to the declining level of confidence. JB showed disbelief when Craig was talking to him and making his critiques on