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Dowden

[doud-n]

noun

  1. Edward, 1843–1913, Irish critic and poet.



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When asked by co-host Tess Daly about his experience on the show, Skinner, 34, paid tribute to his professional dance partner Amy Dowden.

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After the dances, the judges delivered their verdicts - and it was Robshaw and Bychkova who won the majority vote, leaving Skinner and Dowden to say their farewells.

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Dowden also complimented her dance partner, saying: "I've got to know the real Tom, and he is adorable. He's looked after me. We've laughed so much."

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Dowden has been candid about her wish to get back on the dance floor following her diagnosis with breast cancer two years ago.

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During Saturday night's live show, Skinner - sporting a clingy, sparkly vest top - hoisted Dowden up so often during their routine, judge Craig Revel Horwood joked it looked more like a weightlifting competition.

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