Television presented Nick Knowles has become the third celebrity to be knocked out of this year’s Strictly Come Dancing - following singer Toyah Wilcox and swimmer Tom Dean.
We’re now down to the last 12 famous faces hoping to win the Glitterball Trophy that was lifted by Ellie Leach and Vito Coppola last year.
There’s still a long way to go, but the bookies have already made their minds up about who is likely to triumph.
Here's who's favourite to win - and go out next.
9. Pete Wicks - 50/1
Priced at 50/1 is TV personality, author, radio and podcast host Pete Wicks. Pete Wicks is best known for his television appearances and presenting including from the red carpet at the BRIT Awards, Pride of Britain Awards and National Television Awards. Pete Wicks first appeared on our screens on the BAFTA award-winning ITV show TOWIE in 2015. Alongside this Pete Wicks co-hosts the award nominated podcast Staying Relevant which has had over 5million downloads to date and has been number one in the comedy charts numerous times. Pete Wicks is also an animal rights advocate and supports many charities. | BBC
10. Punam Krishan - 40/1
With odds of 50/1, media medic and broadcaster Punam Krishan seems unlikely to have a chance of winning. She is a resident GP on BBC Morning Live and BBC Radio Scotland. Alongside being a practising NHS GP, Punam regularly reports on health news as a broadcaster on TV, radio and national newspapers and has also written her own children’s book with additional books in the pipeline. | BBC
11. Shayne Ward - 7/1
Actor and singer Shayne Ward is also 50/1 to win on the dancefloor. His debut single and album topped the UK charts, with his single, That's My Goal making it to Christmas number one after he won the second series of The X Factor in 2005. As well as being an accomplished music artist, Shayne is a multi-award-winning actor with his character, Aidan Connor in ITV’s Coronation Street, earning him Best Newcomer at the NTA’s and Best Storyline at the Soap Awards amongst others. In addition, Shayne has performed in a number of musicals and feature films, including Rock of Ages on the West End stage. He’s currently the lead character in crime-drama series The Good Ship Murder on Channel 5. | BBC
12. Paul Merson - 150/1
The current Strictly outsider - with huge odds of 150/1 - is former footballer Paul Merson. He made his debut playing for Arsenal Football Club when he was 17 years old and went on to win the PFA Young Player of the Year. Paul played for the club for over a decade, playing 424 times, scoring 99 goals and winning all domestic trophies, as well as the European Cup Winners’ Cup. Paul played 21 times for England, scoring three times and went on to play for Middlesbrough, Aston Villa, Portsmouth and becoming player manager at Walsall Football Club. Paul is now a football pundit and commentator and has written numerous books that cover his football career and personal life. | BBC