Kelvin Fletcher and Oti Mabuse 'broke' the Strictly judges with racy rumba

Kelvin Fletcher and Oti Mabuse "broke" the \'Strictly Come Dancing\' judges as they sent pulses-racing with their racy rumba on Saturday night (12.10.19).

The former \'Emmerdale\' star and his professional dance partner came second with their sensual performance to Bill Withers\' \'Ain\'t No Sunshine\'

The pair scored the first 10s of the series with their impressive dance to \'Mary Poppins Returns\' during movie\'s week last weekend, and they wowed viewers and the judges once again, with even Craig Revel Horwood hailing the routine "filth" whilst Shirley Ballas and Bruno Tonioli were left "gobsmacked".

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Kelvin scored 36 points out of 40, with all four judges handing out nines.

Craig said: "You are obviously in touch with yourself. It oozes masculinity. It was filth."

Judge Motsi Obuse jokingly told Kelvin to "stop it" for dancing so seductively with her sister.

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She blushed: "Hold on Kelvin, that\'s my sister, stop it!

"My goodness. So much good quality in there. Beautiful dancing."

However, it was CBBC star Karim Zeroual and his dance partner Amy Dowden who came out on top this week, with their tango to George Ezra\'s \'Paradise\' awarding them an almost-perfect score of 38.

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The pair were even more thrilled as they had both been struck down with illness this week.

Meanwhile, Emma Barton and Anton du Beke - who is used to finding himself down the bottom end of the results table - scored 35 with their stunning Viennese waltz to Barbra Streisand\'s \'Send In The Clowns\'.

The \'EastEnders\' star was in tears as she dedicated the performance to her nan.

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Craig said: "I thought it was classy, super stylish. Loved the storytelling. G-O-R-G-E-O-US!"

\'Strictly Come Dancing\' continues on BBC One on Sunday (13.10.19).