Strictly Come Dancing fans in tears as Chris’s heartbreaking comment to Dianne is revealed by show’s ‘hidden mics’

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans person been near successful tears pursuing a saccharine Chris McCausland moment.

The unsighted comedian and spouse Dianne Buswell performed a Waltz to "You'll Never Walk Alone" by Gerry and the Pacemakers.

However, it was a poignant infinitesimal afterwards that tugged astatine fans' heartstrings.

As Chris and Dianne hugged, the show's mics picked up him asking: "Did I bash ok?"

Considering the song's ties to Liverpool, Chris' location city, the show held important meaning to the star.

One spectator wrote connected societal media: "You did much than good Chris, you and Dianne created Strictly magic."

Another remarked: "Chris doesn't realise however astonishing helium is."

A 3rd chimed in: "Chris and Di are EVERYTHING."

While a 4th added: "If you couldn't emotion @chrismccauslandcomedy more, helium past inquire beauteous @diannebuswell, 'Did I bash OK?'

"Perfect reply from Dianne. From astir everyone watching, yes Chris you did much than ok, you were amazing."

Scouse funnyman Chris, 47, is Strictly's archetypal unsighted contestant throughout its 20-year history.

He antecedently told Radio Times: "I didn’t deliberation I could bash it due to the fact that I virtually couldn’t spot what’s expected of me.

"And due to the fact that I don’t ticker it, I don’t person an attachment to the format.

"But I’d alternatively bash thing I had nary cognition of than marque a amusement I knew everything about.

"I’m bully astatine making comedy retired of failure, but I’m going to instrumentality this seriously.”

The prima has continually impressed Strictly viewers as the weeks person gone on.

He and Dianne received a lasting ovation after they antecedently performed a foxtrot.

Having scored 29 points, caput justice Shirley Ballas showered praise by describing him arsenic "an illustration to every celebrity upstairs erstwhile it comes to footwork".

Fellow judge Motsi Mabuse said the dilatory foxtrot is 1 of the astir hard dances but she felt helium made it look "so easy", portion Anton Du Beke remarked: "you are conscionable wonderful".

Strictly Come Dancing airs connected BBC One and is disposable connected iPlayer.