Claudia Winkleman couldn't resist! 👀 The presenter made a cheeky joke about the resignation of Liz Truss during tonight episode of Strictly Come Dancing.
The presenter made a cheeky joke about the resignation of
on Saturday night’s show, which saw celebrities and their pro partners dance to iconic BBC theme tunes in celebration of the broadcaster’s 100th anniversary., and The Apprentice theme songs, it truly was an iconic week, with Hamza Yassin and Helen Skelton both scoring highly. But in between the whacky performances for the BBC’s birthday bash, there’s always time for comedy and a cheeky dig at the government… right, Claudia?
Truss announced on Thursday that she is stepping down as Prime Minister, with the likes of Rishi Sunak and even former PM Boris Johnson in the running to become the next Conservative Party leader. Referencing the madness of Truss resigning after 44 days in office and becoming the shortest-serving Prime Minister in history, Claudia introduced children’s TV presenter Hamza with a sly remark.Liz Truss resigns: What happens next?
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