James Jordan believes Strictly Come Dancing has become too polished, scripted and cautious, arguing that viewers should see more of the tension and difficulties behind the performances
The former professional, who danced on the BBC show with ex-wife Ola Jordan, said its older audience may be losing interest as the programme adjusts to a three-presenter format
Emma Willis was praised for her hosting, while Josh Widdicombe and Johannes Radebe were less warmly received
Jordan also felt judge Craig Revel Horwood had become too encouraging, calling for more honesty and constructive criticism.