Matt Goss, 54, was voted off Strictly Come Dancing in Week Four, after facing a dance-off against Kym Marsh and her partner Graziano Di Prima. The Bros singer has opened up to Express.co.uk about the pressures of being put in the dance-off and the pain he felt doing it with somebody he “really liked”.
When Express.co.uk asked Matt how the dance-off worked compared to how we watch it at home, he revealed: “You have to wait and all your adrenaline leaves your body and you have to go and do a dance-off with somebody that you really like.
“It goes against every bone in your body to compete with somebody you like and try to get the approval of the judges.
“So I am happy I got to put my best foot forward and get what I want out of the experience.”
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This comes after Matt previously spoke to Express.co.uk about the judges harsh criticisms, despite his improvement week by week on the BBC show.
He admitted: “I think if I’m improving maybe the scores should reflect that.
“But I don’t want to be that guy who moans about my scores. “My life is an immediate fluidity to me the day after so I don’t really know if I’m honest. I haven’t given my scores much thought.”
Despite getting emotional about being the third celebrity to leave the competition, on reflection, he has since noted that he’s happy he left when he did.
Matt also revealed in a recent interview that he was happy he left the show when he did prior to Halloween week, due to his “confidence” issues.
He told the Mirror: “I really think getting out just before Halloween was probably good.
“I’m a confident man, but aesthetically and just me, I’m not as confident as people think.”
Matt explained that having Poland Syndrome makes him “feel like a weirdo” and so dressing up in costume for the Halloween show would have been difficult.
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