Strictly's Craig Revel Horwood defends his low scores for Chris McCausland

Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood shared his critique of the celebrity contestants during Friday's edition of It Takes Two.

Over the weekend, Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell performed a Tango to KISS' Rock and Roll All Nite. Despite an energetic routine, the pair scored 29 points, placing them near the bottom of the leaderboard.

During his appearance on Friday's It Takes Two, host Fleur East probed Craig with: "On average, you score Chris six points, now for someone who is the favourite for the final. Why the low scores Craig?" to which he responded, somewhat surprised: "Do I?"

He continued: "He still needs to work on a lot of things! I think people at home are falling in love with him, which is absolutely fine, but technically his frame is not great.

"I mean it has improved, don't get me wrong, but he needs to work on that, he needs to work on his shoulders they keep raising, he needs to still work on his posture. There's still a lot of work to do!"

This commentary follows Chris and Dianne's own appearance on Thursday's It Takes Two, where host Janette Manrara highlighted: "Chris, despite being both a ballroom fan and a KISS fan you ended up joint second from the bottom of the leaderboard!", reports the Mirror.

To this, comedian Chris, the first ever blind contestant on the show, quipped: "Alright, easy Janette! That's a bit..." prompting Janette to clarify her statement: "I was gutted as I was so looking forward to it but the scores didn't reflect that!"

This led Chris to confess: "You know what, I've got no idea whether what I do is good or not I have to be told, don't I? So we did the Samba the week before, we were bottom, and that was hard, it was technical. The Tango, I think I carried a lot of