KELVIN Fletcher left the Strictly judges blushing and unable to speak with a seriously sexy rumba in tonight's show.
Craig Revel-Horwood called the sizzling routine to Ain't No Sunshine by Bill Withers "filth", on his way to scoring it a nine.
Kelvin and partner Oti Mabuse got a stunning 36 for the performance, with Shirley Ballas saying: "I've never seen a man rumba like that!"
Craig said: "It oozed masculinity."
Motsi Mabuse loved the routine but found it awkward watching her sister in such a steamy routine.
She joked: "Hold on Kelvin, that's my sister, stop it."
Chris Ramsey and Karen Hauer jived to Elton John's Saturday Night's Alright to open the show and scored a solid 26.
Shirley told them: "I think he's continuing to improve. You did make a few mistakes."
Bruno added: "The timing and the syncopation of this song are so hard to follow."
While Craig said: "I thought it looked a little flat-footed."
Chris fired back: "You are flirting with me on live telly."
The unimpressed judge replied: "You are dreadful."
Emma Barton and Anton Du Beke danced a Viennese Waltz to Barbra Streisand's Send in the Clowns.
The judges loved it, scoring it 35 and leaving Emma, who dedicate it to her nan, tearful.
Bruno said: "Your best dance yet… I have goosebumps."
Craig told them: "I thought it was classy, super stylish. Gorgeous."
Motsi added: "It was so beautiful, so special."
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Dev Griffin and Dianne Buswell went third, doing a Cha Cha to Dancing with a Stranger by Sam Smith and were happy with their 27.
Catherine Tyldesley and Johannes Radebe Charleston shook their stuff to Single Ladies by Beyoncé.
The audience and judges loved the energy and they bagged an impressive 30 points.
Motsi called it an "absolute joy to watch."
David James earned lots of plaudits for his quickstep with Nadia Bychkova to Hugh Jackman's From Now On, earning a great 28.
Bruno enthused: "I've never seen a transformation like this. Really I'm gobsmacked."
Shirley said: "It's miraculous the change from week one."
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