Strictly's Thomas Skinner Breaks Silence on BBC Show Exit in Emotional Tell-All
Strictly's Thomas Skinner Breaks Silence on BBC Exit

Former The Apprentice sensation Thomas Skinner has finally broken his silence, offering a raw and emotional account of his abrupt departure from the 2019 series of Strictly Come Dancing.

In a heartfelt revelation, the beloved businessman confessed that his exit from the BBC juggernaut was far more painful than fans could have imagined. Skinner, who was partnered with the brilliant professional Dianne Buswell, was voted off in a dramatic Week 5 dance-off against former BBC correspondent Mike Bushell.

The Moment His Dream Ended

Recalling the fateful moment, Skinner described the sheer physical and emotional exhaustion. "I was absolutely gutted," he shared. "You put your heart and soul into it. You're there, you're in the zone, you're having the best time of your life and then suddenly it's all over."

His departure was a shock to the system, not just for him but for his legion of fans who adored his infectious enthusiasm and comedic partnership with Buswell.

A Bond Forged on the Dance Floor

Skinner went on to lavish praise on his dance partner, Dianne Buswell, highlighting the unbreakable bond they formed during their intense training sessions. He credited her with making the experience one of the most memorable of his life, despite its premature conclusion.

The fan-favourite contestant's journey, though cut short, remains a standout chapter in Strictly's history, remembered for its pure joy and unforgettable moments, like his legendary Samba to 'Money, Money, Money' by ABBA.