Morning Live's Helen Skelton scrambles to cover as Angela Rippon drops Strictly spoiler live on show | The Sun

MORNING Live's Helen Skelton suffered an embarrassing on-air blunder as Angela Rippon dropped a Strictly Come Dancing spoiler live on the show.

As the premiere date of Strictly Come Dancing approaches, the tea is being spilled.


Angela, 78 who will compete in the 2023 series, came on Morning Live to talk about the show with Helen and Gethin Jones.

Gethin asked: "Are you happy with your partner?"

Angela accidentally replied: "I adore him! He is super, I love him".

Despite Helen Skeleton's best efforts to cover up it on BBC Morning Live, Angela Rippon has revealed her dance partner is male.

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Helen rushed in, attempting to correct the error, and remarked: "Or her!"

But Angela, who was fully unaware, responded: "No, no!"

Helen then responded: "We can't say, we never know, we are not allowed to give any clues!" as she winked at Angela.

After a short pause, Angela then realised the blunder, and said: "Oh, alright!".

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After that, Gethin and some of the studio audience members chuckled.

It comes after Strictly Come Dancing's celebrity pairings have leaked online – over a week before the show starts.

The Strictly spoiler twitter account, which accurately spoils the results of the show each week, has already revealed which celebrities have been matched with which pro dancers – ruining the BBC's big launch show which airs on Saturday, September 16.

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