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Viewers of Strictly Come Dancing are calling for Anton du Beke to become a permanent judge on the show after it is revealed that he wants to do so next year after replacing Motsi Mabuse.
He made his debut as a judge for Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday’s live show, while replacing Motsi Mabuse.
And Anton du Beke proved to be a hit with viewers after he replaced the 39-year-old South African dancer, who is isolated for 14 days, after running back home to Germany because her dance school was’ attacked. ‘.
Viewers have asked for Anton to become a permanent judge on the show, which is a sentiment the 54-year-old ballroom dancer would like to see happen too.
Do it! Viewers of Strictly Come Dancing called for Anton du Beke to become a permanent judge for the show after he replaced Motsi Mabuse on Saturday night.
The Mail On Sunday reported that Anton hopes his role on the panel on Saturday night could lead to a full-time position.
Anton’s friends say that he has been anxious “ for quite a long time ” to have a judge role and has been disappointed when strangers have been hired.
His break came after he was the first to be kicked out of the current series with his partner, former Labor Secretary of the Interior Jacqui Smith, who said she was “pleased that he was free to get the job.”
Temporary absence: Motsi (pictured last week) is in isolation for 14 days, after running back to her home in Germany because her dance school was ‘attacked’
Debut: The Mail On Sunday reported that Anton hopes his role on the panel on Saturday night will lead to a full-time position as it is a ‘dream come true’ for him.
A friend told The Mail on Sunday: ‘This is a dream come true for Anton. She’s loved the role for many years, but she got ahead of her when they brought in people like Motsi and Shirley Ballas earlier.
“ He’s been a Strictly partner, he’s been given some less capable celebrities to dance to over the years and he never complains. ”
Anton has been one of the most popular professional dancers on the show since it began in 2004, and it was clear that viewers would love to see him in the judges’ chair.
One person wrote: ‘@bbcstrictly please keep Anton as permanent judge, he is fantastic.’
They Want More: Anton has been one of the most popular professional dancers on the show since it began in 2004, and it was clear viewers would love to see him in the judges’ chair.
While another said: ‘Anton did a good job this weekend. It is a great bridge between the old and the new. I could see him occupying a chair full time. Bruno can focus on America.
In detailing what they liked about Anton’s evaluation style, another said, “Please let Anton stay as judge, he speaks with a lot of sense and at the level of the dancers.”
As one viewer continued: ‘I loved Anton as a judge, please stick with him #Strictly’
Clara Amfo and her partner Aljaz Skorjanec (pictured) topped the rankings this week, scoring 29 for her Julie Andrews Charleston to Baby Face.
Radio host Clara Amfo and her partner Aljaz Skorjanec (pictured) topped the rankings last night, scoring 29 for her Charleston to Baby Face by Julie Andrews.
