Strictly’s Adam Thomas leaves his famous brothers Scott and Ryan and partner Luba Mushtuk in tears with emotional waltz
Adam Thomas left his famous brothers Scott and Ryan and his partner Luba Mushtuk in tears with an emotional waltz on Saturday night.
The Waterloo Road actor, 35, danced to I Wonder Who by Curtis Stigers and balanced his practice with filming for the BBC show.
His elegant waltz met with thunderous applause from the audience and praise from the judges.
Meanwhile, his twin brother and Love Island star Scott and Coronation Street actor Ryan were left in tears by his performance – as was Luba herself.
Afterwards, Adam said: ‘I liked it. It’s like in a movie there.
Stunning: Adam wowed the judges with his waltz on Saturday
Emotional: His brothers Scott and Ryan were left in tears by the dance
“This is why I wanted to do Strictly. I’m buzzing. Two years ago I didn’t really have a job, but now I have two!’
Scott, 35, appeared in the second season of Love Island in 2016, where he teamed up with Kady McDermott.
Ryan, meanwhile, is best known for playing Jason Grimshaw in the ITV soap Coronation Street from 2000 to 2016, and also starred in Neighbours.
Referee Anton Du Beke commented: “I can’t even speak! I’m amazed at how much you’ve improved.
“That top line is the best top line I’ve seen in the entire series. I am literally speechless.’
Craig added: “Adam, that’s a bit more like it!”
Meanwhile, head judge Shirley Ballas said she was “blown away” by the dance.
Adam was delighted to receive four points out of eight from the judges, giving him a total score of 32 – as the judges praised his dedicated effort and progress.
One TV viewer said: ‘Just love Adam Thomas, he’s so happy all the time!!!’
Another added: “Adam Thomas and Luba absolutely gorgeous.”
Stunning: Waterloo Road actor, 35, danced to I Wonder Who by Curtis Stigers
Performance: Adam’s dance left Anton Du Beke speechless
Celebrating: Adam was delighted with the feedback from the judges
Results: Adam scored eight from all four judges, leaving him with a total of 32