Comedian Chris McCausland, 47, is dancing up a storm on Strictly. Off screen, the star is part of a happy "chaotic" family with his wife Patricia and daughter Sophie

Chris McCausland on the fears for his career that nearly ended his Strictly Come Dancing journey before it even began

The comedian and his dance partner Dianne Buswell opened week nine of the BBC One dance contest from Blackpool's Tower Ballroom

Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland gave a devastating three word response when asked a question about the possibility of having a small percentage of his sight restored

The competition is heating up on Strictly Come Dancing, with only a few celebrities remaining in the BBC dance competition.

Former Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher has praised one star from the latest series of Strictly Come Dancing and believes the comedian can go all the way and lift the Glitterball

Strictly Come Dancing contestant Chris McCausland and his professional partner Dianne Buswell were left in tears after their Blackpool dance on Saturday (16 November). The comedian, who is the show's first blind contestant,

Strictly Come Dancing contestant Chris McCausland wowed judges with a classy American Smooth on Blackpool Week – securing his first ever 10s of the 2024 season. The comedian made history as the long-running dance competition's first blind participant, with himself and professional Dianne Buswell proving to be a match made in heaven.

Craig Revel-Horwood described Chris McCausland's performance as "spectacular" on this week's Strictly Come Dancing. McCausland, the show's first blind contestant and now aged 47, has wowed both the judges and viewers with his performances alongside Dianne Buswell,

Strictly Come Dancing fans expressed their joy at Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell’s latest routine, which saw the duo score their first 10s.

It comes after, in the latest “CHRIS's DIAnneRIES,” Buswell revealed that she hadn’t been “very well” recently, as she battled with sickness.