Viscountess Weymouth "tortures" herself about every mistake she made on ‘Strictly Come Dancing’.
The 33-year-old socialite was eliminated from the competition during Week Seven of the BBC show and she’s admitted she’s still coming to terms with the heartbreak.
She explained: "I’m very hard on myself so I keep reliving every moment of that last dance.
"I torture myself about every step, every mistake. I did ‘Strictly’ with my whole heart, my whole soul. I genuinely put everything into it. To be part of it is so amazing. It’s … I did it with so much honesty. It’s so exposing."
The socialite – who is more commonly known as Emma Weymouth – wishes she had one more chance to perform on the BBC dancing show.
She told the Daily Mail newspaper: "I’m not a nutcase. I know it’s only a TV show, a competition, and that once a week someone has to go home.
"The sad part is thinking about the dances we [she and partner Aljaz Skorjanec] would have danced but can’t now. I wish I had one more chance. I really do.
"Aljaz had an amazing quickstep planned and a paso doble. ‘Strictly’ is a bubble – a magical bubble – to fall out of it so quickly, so abruptly is … sad."
Emma also admitted that appearing on ‘Strictly’ was an "all-consuming" experience.
She said: "It isn’t just the dancing. It’s an emotional and psychological experience. You can’t really describe it – the focus, the dedication.
"It really is all-consuming. I loved every second of it. I was heartbroken after the results show."
Viscountess Weymouth feels ‘tortured’ by her Strictly Come Dancing exit
