Strictly Come Dancing's UK tour stopped off in Glasgow over the weekend, with a rescheduled show due to the stormy weather - but the Scottish magic radiating from the crowd was far from dull.
Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse has lavished praise on Scottish crowds, following the dazzling show which took place in Glasgow as part of the BBC show tour.
"Thank you for making the Strictly Come Dancing tour so unforgettable – we felt the magic with every step on stage. Until next time, Glasgow!" Standing both sides of the two women was fellow judge Anton Du Beke, who made a nod to Scotland with his smile beaming as he wore a brown and grey tartan kilt, sporran and all.
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