Strictly Come Dancing viewers all share the same complaint over Shirley Ballas’ Hocus Pocus Winifred Sanderson Halloween costume

Strictly Come Dancing fans all shared the same complaint about Shirley Ballas’ Halloween costume during Saturday night’s spooky special.

The 64-year-old head judge looked unrecognizable as she transformed into Hocus Pocus character Winifred Sanderson.

Shirley looked fantastic as she rocked the striking witch outfit complete with the iconic orange wig.

However, viewers were all left complaining about one thing when Shirley gave feedback to the celebrities she kept in character by putting on the voice of Winifred.

Fans of X – formerly known as Twitter – begged the judge to ‘stop that voice’.

The main judge looked unrecognizable as she transformed into Hocus Pocus character Winifred Sanderson

‘Omg Shirley enough of the voice; Shirley enjoys her character way too much; Shirley doesn’t have to be in character to make her comments;

“I hope Shirley doesn’t talk like that the whole show; Anyone want to tell Shirley that she doesn’t have to be in character all night? Shirley also irritates me tonight, she has to stop with that voice.’

Elsewhere on this week’s show, Strictly fans went into hysterics after witnessing the most ‘genius’ costume on the show.

Professional dancer Carlos Gu looked unrecognizable as he transformed into host Claudia Winkleman, wearing a matching outfit as her.

Carlos wowed as he donned an oversized black blazer and matching long lace skirt that suited Claudia perfectly.

He even wore a striking black wig, which copied the presenter’s iconic hairstyle, complete with her bangs.

Fans quickly rushed to X to say the pair are “long lost twins” and the outfit is “absolutely perfect.”

‘Carlos dressed as Claudia is GENIUS!; Moment of silence for Carlos dressed as Claudia. Absolutely PERFECT!; A long lost twin.’

Shirley looked fantastic as she rocked the striking witch outfit complete with the iconic orange wig

However, viewers were all left complaining about one thing when Shirley gave feedback to the celebrities she kept in character by putting on the voice of Winifred.

Fans wrote: ‘Omg Shirley enough of the voice; Shirley enjoys her character way too much; “Shirley doesn’t have to have character to make her comments.”

Elsewhere on this week’s show, Strictly fans went into hysterics as they witnessed the most ‘genius’ costume as professional dancer Carlos Gu transformed into presenter Claudia Winkleman.

Last week, Paul Merson became the fourth celebrity to leave the dance floor while missing the highly anticipated Halloween show

‘Omg didn’t recognize the beautiful Carlos!; Carlos looks great; So iconic; THIS IS ALL!!; Holy moly, I didn’t know you had a sister; spot the difference ICONS!!!’

The Halloween special comes after Paul Merson became the fourth celebrity to leave the dance floor last week.

The former footballer, 56, and his professional partner Karen Hauer left the competition after a dance competition against JB Gill and Amy Dowden on the series’ fourth results show.

Both couples performed their routines again – Paul and his partner Karen, 42, performed their Samba to Car Wash by Rose Royce.

Then JB and his partner Amy, 34, performed their Jive to Hey Ya! from Outkast.

After both couples danced for the second time, the judges delivered their verdict when Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke opted to save JB and Amy.

With three votes for JB and Amy, they won the majority of votes, meaning Paul and Karen would leave the competition.

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