 "After her two dance-offs, Fleur looked like a different, more solemn woman tonight. Her voice was lower and her smile almost vanished, while her body position in rehearsals was a self-protective curl with her knees pulled up to her chest," Judi explained. "Gone was the buzzing enthusiasm she is known for and instead she was talking about her Dad and how much he loved the show. She looked so much lower than usual that you could hear cries of 'Come on Fleur' from the audience as she started her routine." The expert went on to explain that Shirley's body language appeared to be completely opposite to that of her fellow judges. Fleur oozed confidence on the dance floor ( PA) Fleur has been caught up in fix row rumours ( PA) "Anton called her a 'divine dancer' and Craig 'adored it'. Motsi was on her feet clapping their waltz, but Shirley's body language si){kind=link}
Body language expert, Judi James, has shared some insight into Fleur East’s ‘low’ energy on Saturday night following claims of a ‘fix row’
Saturday night’s instalment of Strictly Come Dancing had everyone talking for a number of reasons, but mainly, viewers reacted the the ‘fox row’ surrounding contestant Fleur East, and her unforgettable performance which had the judges stunned.
Fleur, 33, was left feeling ‘low’, after she faced the dance-off for a second week last weekend.
Her performance sparked a ‘fix row ‘, but Fleur, and the BBC, have since explained what really happened.
However, Fleur and her professional dance partner Vito Coppola bounced back on Saturday night – impressing viewers and the judges with a moving performance on Saturday night.