Strictly Come Dancing hosts tell Jaime Winstone ‘get better soon’ after injury

Strictly Come Dancing’s presenters have told Jaime Winstone to “get better soon” after she suffered an injury which ruled her out of Saturday’s live show.Winstone and her professional dance partner Carlos Gu will receive a bye to next week’s show, when it is hoped she will return to the BBC dancing programme after she suffered a torn abdominal muscle.Speaking at the start of the show, host Josh Widdicombe said: “Now unfortunately we are missing one couple, Jaime and Carlos.“Jaime has been advised not to perform this weekend on medical grounds – under the rules of the competition, she receives a bye through to next week.”The Strictly hosts sent their best wishes to Winstone (Guy Levy/BBC)PA MediaFellow host Emma Willis added: “Now Jaime, we know that you’re watching from home tonight, we miss you so much and we are sending you all of our love, and we hope you get better soon.”First to dance on Saturday’s show was Big Brother presenter Will Best and his professional partner Dianne Buswell, who performed the quickstep to Maroon 5’s This Love, scoring 29.Head judge Shirley Ballas added: “This is a definite improvement, we are working in the right direction sir.”EastEnders actress Lacey Turner and Vito Coppola followed with their rumba to Yellow by Coldplay, which scored 30, with Anton Du Beke saying he was “really, really impressed”, while Revel Horwood said he felt “totally the opposite of that”.Lacey Turner and Vito Coppola performing on Strictly (Guy Levy/BBC)PA MediaElsewhere, Australian singer Delta Goodrem and her partner Kai Widdrington performed the cha cha to Let’s Get Loud by Jennifer Lopez, scoring 31, with judge Motsi Mabuse saying Goodrem’s “heart is on the dancefloor” adding: “I love the spice you bring to this competition.”House Of The Dragon actress Bethany Antonia and her professional partner Nancy Gu performed the foxtrot to Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis, scoring 30.Du Beke said Antonia had “the most beautiful hold” and added that it was “great stuff”, while Revel Horwood said he would “like to see a stronger impression of leading” but added that the storytelling in the dance was “absolutely exceptional”.Read MoreStrictly continues on BBC One, with the results show airing on Sunday at 7.10pm on BBC One and iPlayer.