Audience debates over judges’ scoring, especially regarding Sopal’s foxtrot, and predictions of potential surprises continue to stir discussion among fans.

Next Saturday, October 25, will mark Icons Week with the remaining twelve celebrities performing as musical icons, followed by a performance from Rachel Zegler on Sunday.

Upcoming episodes will feature a diverse lineup of celebrities, including Olympic sprinter Harry Aikines-Aryeetey and actress Alex Kingston, all expressing enthusiasm for the upcoming performances.

King, who performed a Paso Doble wearing a blue International Rescue uniform and showcasing a dramatic transformation, received the lowest score of 19 points but was praised for his improvement and dedication.

Robshaw and his partner Nadiya Bychkova received praise for their performance, but ultimately, King was eliminated after a dance-off against actress Balvinder Sopal, who was saved by the judges after a paso doble to 'Diablo Rojo'.

The results show featured format changes, a standout performance by pianist Lang Lang playing 'Reflection' from Mulan, and a tribute dance to the Minecraft movie, which divided viewer opinion.

The fourth week of Strictly Come Dancing 2025 concluded with the elimination of rugby star Chris Robshaw, who was the third celebrity to leave the competition, after performing a salsa to Ricky Martin’s 'Maria'.

Despite his elimination, Ross King expressed gratitude for his journey and praised his partner Jowita, while Robshaw also shared appreciation for his experience on the show.

The show’s social media was flooded with supporters thanking the contestants and praising the performances, reflecting high audience engagement.

The competition continues with 13 couples, as the show prepares for next week’s performances, with the next results show scheduled for October 26.

Actor Stefan Dennis, who missed Saturday’s show due to illness, received a bye to next week and is expected to return, while Dianne Buswell addressed rumors about her role during his absence.

Audience reactions remain high, with discussions about judging fairness and the impact of the new voting rules, especially after Shirley Ballas no longer has the final say.