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Is Anton DeBeck, Tony Beak, because he decided to make himself sound even more camp than he normally is, is he leaving the dance show?

No, he's not. That's apparently the bad news. Apparently the oil slick and his car tors of a dancer, which was Susanna

Constantine, who couldn't dance for Toffee. There's no point lying about it. Either you can dance

and you're making an effort, or you're a pain in the rear end, and she was a pain in the rear end and she was a pain in the rear end. So nothing going on there.

Tony Beak, very young, he's been a big part of the show, but he's just so creepy.

He really is, he's like a little oil slick.

You hear I'm dancing with another old woman.

I mean, it's ridiculous.

But he says, I'm quitting the show?

Rubbish.

I'm never quitting.

What a shame. What a shame. Perhaps you could get rid of him and just sort of bring in somebody out. I don't know who. Teapot, I suppose, with legs on it. But Brendan Cole says he feels sorry for Susanna Constant. Why are you even bothering answering Brendan Cole or asking him any questions? But they did on Monday's edition of Lorraine. Hello, I'm Lorraine. You're gorgeous.

You're wonderful. And here's Brandon.

Hello. I really fancy you. I'm married.

And I've got a daughter. I know that because

I put her into some of my

adverts and things like that. But anyway,

the ballroom dancer, that's Brendan Cole. I mean, he was just a

pratt on the show, wasn't he?

But to be honest with you, he's marginally better than Tony Beak. Katie Paper leaves it takes to

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