Strictly Come Dancing star Amber Davies broke down in tears during an appearance on It Takes Two, as she reflected on her journey to the final. The former Love Island winner, who replaced Dani Dyer days before the live shows began, said the show 'came into my life with a vengeance'.
Speaking to host Fleur East, the West End star wiped away tears as she admitted: 'It makes me want to cry. I can't believe I'm here, just the way that we started.' She added: 'I just don't want it to be over.'
Amber and her partner Nikita Kuzmin will compete in the final against George Clarke and Alexis Warr, and Karen Carney with Carlos Gu. Despite reaching the final, the pair have faced the dance-off twice, including last weekend when Balvinder Sopal was eliminated.
During the interview, Amber was stunned to learn she had broken a record. Fleur revealed: 'You're the first ever Strictly celebrity to receive a hat-trick of perfect 40s three weeks in a row.' A gobsmacked Amber replied: 'Really? Oh my goodness, I didn't know that. I can't believe that.'
Ending her segment, Amber wept as she said: 'This is the last few days, and I'm so grateful. The Strictly bubble is bursting. It came into my life with a vengeance and now it feels like it's leaving just as quickly. I've loved every single second of it, I'm going to miss it so much.'
