Strictly Come Dancing viewers in hysterics as they witness ‘perfect moment’

STRICTLY Come Dancing viewers were left in hysterics after witnessing the 'perfect moment' last night.

Saturday evening's instalment of the BBC competition saw the remaining celebrities and pro dancers dress up for Halloween Week.

And even the judging panel got into the spooky spirit.

Fans were left laughing out loud when they realised pro dancer Carlos Gu - who is not partnered with anyone this year - had decided to dress up as.

The dancer looked chic in an oversized blazer, lace skirt and black bob wig.

As soon as he stood next to presenter Claudia Winkleman it became clear who his costume was inspired by.

Many rushed to X, formerly known as Twitter, to praise the star for his creativity.

One wrote on the platform: "Carlos dressed as Claudia. He has won Halloween 2024."

Another added: "Winner of this week's strictly for me is Carlos dressed as Claudia!"

A third added: "Carlos absolutely wins #strictly tonight."

"OMG Carlos is actually looking very much like Claudia!," a fourth commented.

A fifth said: "Carlos just won Halloween for me! Iconic."

After the show the pair posed for a snap together and Claudia shared it on her Instagram page.

She wrote: "I love @gkx_carlos ❤️."

Carlos replied: "Love you to bits ! X."

Former Strictly winner Stacey Dooley wrote in the comments section: "@sineadmckeefry now ordering 2 of everything 😭💅🏼🤜🏻🤛🏻👏🏻."

Professional Karen Hauer added: "The best."

The Halloween costumes for the Strictly Come Dancing judges have been dubbed ‘greatest thing on the show’.

Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke stole the show with their efforts - as they dressed up as the creepy twins from iconic horror film The Shining.

Oti Mabuse dressed up as Cruella De Vil from 101 Dalmations, and Shirley Ballas was Winifred from Hocus Pocus.

After last night's show, actress Sarah Hadland and EastEnders star Jamie Borthwick are at the top of the leaderboard.

The two were awarded an incredible 38 points for their performances.

Meanwhile Chris McCausland and Dr Punam Krishan are at the bottom with the lowest scores.