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I've been rewatching the dances from the final today and Layton improved SO much during the competition. His frame, head placement, foot position and overall execution are MILES better than they were at the start. He really was robbed of the win imo. 🤷💕 #Strictly #TeamLakita

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Siobhan 🇬🇬vor 2 Jahren

Dear haters. I'm still bitter about Alexandra losing to Joe, Danny losing to Ore, Fleur losing to Hamza etc. So I'll always be bitter about Layton losing to Ellie. I have NOTHING against Ellie, but Layton's my winner & that's that. I won't "get over it." 🤷 #Strictly #TeamLakita

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Ms Tresebellevor 2 Jahren

Ellie deserved the win. Very improved. Public made the right decision 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

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Siobhan 🇬🇬vor 2 Jahren

I love Ellie, she's great. But I don't think she improved as much as Layton did and I stand by that. Layton will always be the winner of this series in my heart.

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Jessicavor 2 Jahren

Totally agree, still don't understand why people are saying he didn't have a journey, he improved so much just like everyone else in my opinion. Also he and Ellie had the same scores almost every week so don't get why she had a journey but not him, makes no sense.

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Siobhan 🇬🇬vor 2 Jahren

Literally!! Like I posted a video on my TikTok comparing all the dances and Layton UNDOUBTEDLY improved more than Ellie did. So all these people saying that they voted for Ellie because she had more of a journey than Layton completely baffle me. 🤦

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Luke Thornevor 2 Jahren

This partnership will go down in Strictly Come Dancing history as one of the most iconic ever!

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Carolyn Frodshamvor 2 Jahren

Team Lakita will keep dancing they were outstanding together and Layton brought something out in Nikita that made him shine Looking forward to seeing them dance in their own show

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Sandvor 2 Jahren

I literally cannot see the difference??? He wasn’t robbed Ellie won because she was amazing

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Siobhan 🇬🇬vor 2 Jahren

The difference is clear when you know ballroom and latin. The judges said it anyway. And I personally feel that he was robbed because he was the best dancer but that's only my opinion and I have no issue with Ellie.

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Scottvor 2 Jahren

5 days after the final and still going on about it….get a life!!! Not enough people voted for him….end of.

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Siobhan 🇬🇬vor 2 Jahren

Yeah like people wouldn't still be going on about it if Layton had won lol, Twitter would still be FULL of people moaning. And Strictly has been my life fod the past few months due to personal reasons so I'm going to keep talking about it for a while. Don't like it? Block me. 🤷

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