Did you notice this?
If you were under the assumption that Strictly Come Dancing was quite civilised, sedate viewing, you’d be sadly mistaken. It’s basically an excuse for people of all preferences to settle down to watch fit, young dancers prancing about in very little.
It seems the male dancers and celebrity contestants are not without their lecherous fans – both male and female. They can’t get enough of the ‘talent’ on show.
The 14th season of the dancing show kicked off this weekend, with 15 couples making their live TV dance debuts. Celebrities include Will Young, Louise Redknapp, Daisy Lowe, Laura Whitmore and Ed Balls.
30 mins til showtime… #chillin 💜 @melvinodoom @daisylowe @bbcstrictly https://t.co/DCAUibmymL pic.twitter.com/oXabA2JiUX
— Ore Oduba (@OreOduba) September 23, 2016
But it was BBC Sport’s Ore Oduba – coupled with professional Joanne Clifton – who was on the receiving end of perhaps the most attention. And not all of it was about his dance moves.
Turns out he caused quite a few raised eyebrows and pulses with the tightness of his trousers, and more specifically, what was contained therein.
Honestly. This lot need a long cold shower…
Um…so I couldn't concentrate on any bit of that Tango…WHO CHOSE ORE'S TROUSERS!?!?!? #Strictly #crotchwatch 😳🍆
— Ilka 🦄🍦 (@imagineilka) September 23, 2016
https://twitter.com/sarahbellman81/status/779421619437592576
Is it just me but can see too much in the trouser region from Ore there #Strictly
— Stephanie O'Mahony (@MrsOMahony90) September 23, 2016
that crotch bulge needs its own show. #Strictly
— Fiona-Natasha Syms ✡️💗 (@fifisyms) September 24, 2016
Ore giving Dermot O'leary a run for his money there, trousers tad on the tight side! 😂 #Strictly
— Clare M (@clarelouiseann) September 23, 2016
https://twitter.com/VanessaMulberry/status/779420555405627396
Is it just me or wasn't there enough fabric in Ore's trousers?? #Strictly
— Joan Collins (@Joancollinsdbe) September 23, 2016
https://twitter.com/sempersursum/status/779421225747636224
https://twitter.com/katieholbeche/status/779423959641157633
This article originally appeared on JOE.co.uk
