Strictly Come Dancing fans erupted in fury claiming a dance was unfair on blind comedian Chris McCausland and his brilliant reaction spoke volumes about his thoughts on it

The first blind contestant to take part in Strictly Come Dancing, Chris McCausland, has opened up about his family life and the worries he has over the future

Chris McCausland has addressed his performance in the 'sambathon' on social media and discussed how he declined an offer by producers to help his performances

As the Strictly Come Dancing final approaches, one celebrity will be crowned the winner and lift the Glitterball Trophy.

Strictly star Chris McCausland has opened up about his experience of being the show’s first blind contestant, as he admitted he feels other couples are better dancers.

Chris, who is blind, continues to compete on the BBC show, partnered up with pro dancer Dianne Buswell, with Strictly Come Dancing returning tonight.

STRICTLY’S Chris McCausland has revealed bosses offered to bring in a never seen before rule for him – but he refused. Chris, 47, who is blind due to retinitis pigmentosa, was offered

The comedian studied at the Royal National College for the Blind in the 1990s, after being born with the hereditary eye condition retinitis pigmentosa. Teenagers at the college in Hereford have been enjoying dance lessons,

Chris McCausland has been a standout star of this year's Strictly Come Dancing, but it looks as though the comedian could be set to miss out on a spot in the final.