Strictly’s Chris McCausland leaves everyone in stitches over SAVAGE dig at Craig Revel Horwood as fans declare he’s the ‘best thing to happen’ to the show

As a die-hard fan of Strictly Come Dancing, I must say that Chris McCausland has quickly become one of my favorite contestants this season! His wit and humor are simply unmatched, and his latest quip about Craig Revel Horwood was nothing short of brilliant.

comedian Chris McCausland, well-known from Strictly Come Dancing, left everyone laughing heartily when he took a playful jab at Craig Revel Horwood.

47-year-old comedian, who is blind, has been winning over viewers with his sharp wit and side-splitting jokes, and he continued to entertain on Saturday by poking fun at Craig.

Throughout the performance, the sharp-witted judge delivered some rather blunt feedback to the participants, awarding them relatively low marks.

When Claudia Winkleman pointed towards Chris for a conversation about his forthcoming foxtrot, he used the moment to express unity with other dancers and poke fun at Craig’s critical comments.

In response to Claudia’s questions regarding his dance, Chris said: “It seems like I might be seeing better than Craig right now!

His amusing remark brought roars of laughter from both his dancing peers and Claudia. Even the host struggled to keep her composure, taking a brief moment to gather herself before saying, “Let me catch my breath.

The witty remark Chris made drew laughter and approval from the crowd, who appreciated his amusing jab directed towards Craig.

Viewers at home unanimously agreed, promptly flooding X to voice their comments, with one enthusiastically stating that he was “the best thing to ever grace Strictly.

They penned: ‘Chris McCausland is a legend please keep him in what he said about Craig been as blind as him was hilarious’

Based on what I hear, it seems to me that Craig might be more oblivious or less perceptive than I am. Chris, give him the Glitterball right away! (Assuming ‘Glitterball’ is a metaphor for some kind of responsibility or knowledge.)

‘I adore Chris, his wit is fierce!’ (for the first sentence)

‘Craig’s blinder than I am” WHAT A LINE from Chris)

‘Think Craig’s blinder than I am” Chris McCausland is the best thing to happen to #Strictly.’