Chris McCausland's journey on Strictly Come Dancing is a tale of triumph, tenacity, and a dash of comedy! Catch up on the hilarious clashes with judges and the sheer joy he's brought to the dance floor.
Chris McCausland, the first blind contestant in the history of Strictly Come Dancing, has taken the dance world by storm! As he prepares for the glittering finale with his professional partner Dianne Buswell, Chris doesn’t just bring his unique charm to the ballroom, but also a remarkable story of perseverance. Initially, the 47-year-old comedian had some reservations about joining the show, worrying whether he’d be able to keep up with the high-energy routines and ever-judgmental panel of judges. However, after a sensational run that won him both fans and critics, Chris may just be dancing his way to victory!
In a light-hearted back-and-forth with judge Craig Revel Horwood, who suggested that Chris seemed "under-energised" in one of the semi-finals, McCausland responded with his characteristic humour, proving once again that he’s not just quick on his feet, but also with his wit! Being worn down and emotionally drained isn't enough to stop him from dazzling audiences on national television. In fact, he claims the biggest victory of his journey has been stepping out of his comfort zone, inspiring others with similar challenges to embrace their passions.
Chris has captivated viewers not just with his dance skills, but with his resilient spirit. He describes the last few weeks as a whirlwind, filled with both joys and tears. His emotional rollercoaster is evident as he opened up about the pressures of competing and the struggles of rehearsing Troupes of all shapes and sizes, showcasing their creative moves. Fans have rallied behind Chris, praising him as an inspiration not only for his dance but for showing the world what’s possible despite adversity.
While preparations for the grand final heat up, with Chris facing off against other stellar contestants, his momentous achievement has already made a mark in the show's history. He may feel worn down at times, but nothing can dim the spark he has ignited in the hearts of viewers. Chris McCausland isn't just in the running for the glitterball trophy; he’s opened doors for conversations about inclusivity in competitive spaces like dance. In a fun twist, if you ever wondered what it’s like to dance without sight, just take notes from Chris’s show-stopping routines!
Did you know? Before joining Strictly, Chris McCausland was already a household name on the UK comedy circuit, proudly making people laugh even before he learned to two-step. Plus, this spectacular journey not only highlights Chris’s achievements, but also uplifts the message of overcoming the odds, making it clear that with a bit of laughter and grace, anything is possible!
Chris McCausland, who has landed a spot in the Strictly Come Dancing final this weekend, opened up about his impressive stint on the show and the effect ...
Strictly Come Dancing finalist Chris McCausland was unsure whether the show would be 'worth the risk' because he didn't know if he'd be a good enough dancer ...
Strictly Come Dancing finalist Chris McCausland has hit back at judge Craig Revel Horwood after the Strictly judge said he was "slightly under-energised" in ...
Chris McCausland admitted he's suffered an 'emotional' few days and is feeling 'worn down' as he and his pro partner Dianne Buswell appeared on Strictly It ...
Chris McCausland is set to take to the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom this weekend, but the comedian has now shared his 'honest' views about whether he ...
The comedian has recently said that he is 'very proud' to have made the final of the BBC One dance contest.
Strictly Come Dancing star Chris McCausland has given an update on how rehearsals were going ahead of the BBC final.
Chris McCausland has hit back at Craig Revel Horwood after the Strictly Come Dancing judge said he was "under-energised" in the semi-final.
Strictly Come Dancing star Chris McCausland has made a special request to the judges ahead of his Show Dance.
Comedian Chris McCausland has secured his spot in this weekend's sparkling finale, alongside Love Island star Tasha Ghouri, actress Sarah Hadland and JLS singer ...
Strictly Come Dancing star Chris McCausland revealed the "biggest victory" from across his ballroom journey whilst speaking to It Takes Two host Janette ...
There were whoops of joy among BBC bosses when Chris McCausland agreed to sign up to Strictly. Finally, after years of trying to get a blind contestant, ...
Chris McCausland, JB Gill, Sarah Hadland and Tasha Ghouri are competing for the glitterball trophy.
Our odds suggest he has a 95 per cent chance of lifting the Glitterball Trophy,” said Coral's PR Manager, John Hill. The full odds for the remaining contestants ...
The comedian has made it to tonight's coveted final after weeks of impressing judges and fans.
The comedian said Strictly Come Dancing took him out of his comfort zone - now he's among the favourites to win the BBC series.
JB Gill and Lauren Oakley, Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell, Tasha Ghouri and Aljaž Škorjanec, and Sarah Hadland and Vito Coppola are all preparing three ...
He is favourite to win the hit dance show this year alongside his professional dance partner Dianne Buswell.
It's the Strictly Come Dancing Grand Final tomorrow on BBC One... The final four couples will take to the celebrity ballroom one last time to attempt to ...
Chris McCausland is the first blind contestant in the history of Strictly Come Dancing, and the comedian from Liverpool is also a favourite to win the ...
After becoming overwhelmed with emotion on the live show of Strictly Come Dancing, Dianne Buswell has shared another heartwrenching tribute to her partner ...
The four finalists will all perform three more routines each in a bid to win the glitterball trophy during Saturday's grand finale.
The blind comic, 47, who is Strictly's first blind contestant, is the runaway favourite to win the hit BBC1 dance show.
The comedian, 47, t has spoken out ahead of the BBC grand finale tonight.
Chris, 47, is the first blind contestant in Strictly's history and a firm favourite to lift the glitterball trophy. However, his father John revealed that he ...
Comedian is the firm fan-favourite to take home the glitterball trophy in tonight's final.
Strictly Come Dancing fans have chosen the 'real winner' of this year's series.
STRICTLY Come Dancing finalist Chris McCausland will sadly be two supporters down in the show's live audience tonight in a major blow for the star.The.
The 47-year-old comedian, who is the BBC show's first blind contestant, will compete against fellow finalists Miranda actress Sarah Hadland, Love Island star ...
Those vying for the glitterball trophy are Chris McCausland and his partner Dianne Buswell, Sarah Hadland and Vito Coppola, Tasha Ghouri dancing with Aljaž ...
How comedian Chris McCausland faced the loss of his sight years before being cast as Strictly Come Dancing's first blind contestant.