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Jamelia has been voted off 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The 'Loose Women' panellist found herself in the dance-off for the fifth time this series but her luck ran out as three of the judges - Bruno Tonioli, Craig Revel Horwood and Darcey Bussell - chose to save Peter Andre.
Speaking after her exit, she said: "I'm sorry to go. I've had the most fantastic time. I've met the most amazing set of friends. I thought I'd get to week three, but I'm here at the Tower Ballroom.
"I've said it over and over again - I could not have had a better partner than Tristan. He's so positive and he really has believed in me. And I think it's down to him why I've made it all the way to Blackpool. Thank you."
Whilst her partner Tristan MacManus added: "Jamelia's great. And even tonight, it's a completely different dance we've just done. Unfortunately, someone else did a completely different dance as well, which was unbelievable."
Meanwhile, Jamelia previously admitted being in the dance-off has been a positive experience for her as it has taught her to treat every dance as her last.
She said: "Being in the dance off stops you from beating yourself up. It reminds you to enjoy yourself when you're doing it because this could be your last dance."

Ola Jordan has quit 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The 33-year-old dancer is the longest-serving female professional on the prime-time show but took to Twitter to reveal this season will be her last.
She wrote: "Hi tweeps.... So, yes it's true. I will be leaving Strictly at the end of this series. I have had an amazing 10 years on the show, but...
"..things change and I feel it's time for me to move onto other things I love Strictly and have met some amazing people and made some great....friends who I will miss massively I am so grateful to the show for what it has given me...
"I also want to thank all of you for your continuous support throughout the show. You will never know how much it means to me I love you all.
"I wanted to finally say how amazing all the pro dancers are. The show is a massive success is because you are all brilliant at what you do.
"Sometimes in life you have to take a step backwards in order to keep moving forwards. Lots of love Ola xxx (sic)."
Ola's confirmation of her departure comes after she blasted the judges for manipulating their scores to keep certain acts in the competition.
And BBC bosses are said to be so furious about her comments that they insist she will never work for the broadcaster again.
A source told the Sunday Mirror: "Her comments and her conduct have been totally unacceptable. She's going to be spoken to after this weekend and left in no doubt that she has burnt her bridges.
"Some very senior staff at the BBC have become aware of what she has said, which could damage the reputation of one of the most popular shows on TV - which of course is run in a completely fair way. There is no way back."

Anton Stephans angrily hit back after Nick Grimshaw branded his 'X Factor' performance fake on Saturday (21.11.15).
The 45-year-old former backing singer performed Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men's 'One Sweet Day' but DJ Nick was not impressed, leading to an awkward exchange.
Nick said: "You have a great voice but it's rather technical to me. I don't know if you're the sort of artist that I'd want to listen to on the radio or buy the album - there's something that still feels like an act to me, it's not real to me."
However, Anton was furious with the critique and hit back, saying: "That might be an act, but this is real. There is nothing fake about me!"
When Nick said: "No need to be aggressive", Anton insisted: "I'm not being aggressive, I just need to put you straight."
However, after Cheryl Fernandez-Versini agreed with Nick, Anton apologised, saying: "Sorry, Nick. I'm sorry. I don't mean to be disrespectful at all."
Anton's mentor Simon Cowell also got involved, telling Nick angrily: "Not everyone here is a Radio 1 artist, Nick. This is about someone older than the rest who has a beautiful voice ... I don't think you quite get it."

Spencer Matthews wants to return for "another shot" at 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
The 27-year-old reality TV star was forced to leave the show after just a few days following his admission to producers that he had been taking steroids but Spencer hopes to compete in the ITV show in the future.
In a statement explaining why he left, Spencer added: "Hoping for another shot at it someday."
Fans were shocked when Spencer revealed the reason for his departure from the show.
He said: "Shortly after I arrived in Australia I told the production team that I was taking a steroid-based medication that had begun some weeks ago. When I started taking this programme of pills it was in preparation for a charity boxing match which, ironically, never took place. Vanity, I suppose, had been the reason for wanting to bulk up a bit for the fight.
"I had intended to come off the pills gradually, but there was no time to do this before I reached the jungle.
"My admission to the production team that I was still taking these pills led to the conclusion that it would be unsafe for me to stay in the jungle - a decision which I found extremely hard to stomach. I pushed back but ultimately the show's duty of care prevailed and bags had to be packed. Taking these pills was a serious error of judgment, which I hugely regret."

Sheridan Smith has reconciled with her ex-boyfriend Greg Wood.
The pair split earlier this year but were spotted kissing in London during the week and have reportedly also enjoyed a romantic holiday together recently.
A source told The Sun on Sunday: "Sheridan was heartbroken by Greg but she never stopped loving him."
Earlier this year Sheridan, 34, revealed their seven-month relationship was over when she posted about being "hurt by an idiot boy" on Twitter.
She wrote: "Just been hurt by an idiot boy again but not gonna lower myself to his standards 🙂 love & light (sic)".
After her split from 'Hollyoaks' star Greg, 36, Sheridan enjoyed a brief romance with The Enemy's bassist Andy Hopkins, after she contacted the musician directly through social Twitter.
Meanwhile, Sheridan has confessed her busy work schedule often gets in the way of her relationships.
She said: "You don't really get a chance to meet people. I know I'm always working, I'm a workaholic and I live on my own with my three dogs. It sounds really sad and Bridget Jonesy doesn't it? But I just meet people on jobs. [The dogs] are my babies, I don't need a man with them! You always kind of just meet people along the way."

Danny Dyer feels like his working day never ends.
The 38-year-old actor - who stars as Mick Carter in 'EastEnders' - has revealed his home life, with his long-time partner Joanne Mas and their three children, means he never gets the chance to switch off.
He said: "It's like your day don't end. I finish at 8 o'clock sometimes, I get home, my kids jump all over me and obviously I get the script out, so sometimes the missus says, 'You're obsessed with that 'EastEnders'.
"I want to get that done and have a bit of dinner, give her a bit of time."
Danny admitted he finds it tough to learn his lines for the soap and spend quality time with Joanne.
Speaking to Ian Wright on Absolute Radio, Danny said: "I've got 33 pages to learn, I've got to get it done before I get my nut down.
"I'm like, 'I've to learn the dialogue, what do you want me to do? What, you want to sit and have a girly gossip in the kitchen?' You know what I mean?! I've got to bang the dialogue out. Once it's done, then I can relax."

Duncan Bannatyne clashed with Lady Colin Campbell over a tin of tomato soup on tonight's episode (21.11.15) of 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here'.
The 'Dragons' Den' star fell out with the 66-year-old socialite over her decision, as camp leader, to use the camp's Dingo Dollars to buy the tinned food.
She said: "Shall we all agree that we offer [the Snake Rock team] quarter of the tomato soup?"
To which Duncan replied: "No, they can have the whole bloody tin, they've been starving for three days, we've got the banquet.
"It's a tin of bloody soup, one tin, end of story. You don't believe in democracy? It's your way or nothing. What a nasty woman you are."
Meanwhile, whilst some of the campmates gorged on a banquet, Susannah Constantine, Yvette Fielding, Brian Friedman, George Shelley and Jorgie Porter faced the Trailer of Terror to earn their meals.
In the terrifying trial, they were joined by spiders, snakes and cockroaches and were forced to endure a video of their fellow campmates enjoying their suckling pig, cheese and grapes.
In tonight's episode (21.11.15), Vicky Pattison and Tony Hadley also successfully completed the Dingo Dollar challenge where they won six doughnuts for the camp.

Mason Noise has left the 'X Factor'.
The 22-year-old hopeful was knocked out of the competition tonight (21.11.15) after he received the lowest amount of public votes.
After his exit, he said: "I've loved it. Thank you to everyone who voted and thank you to everyone who didn't vote as well because I'm going to do my thing now and I'm going to meet my fans. I'm happy and I'm ready to go meet my fans."
His judge Nick Grimshaw added: "Mason is such a joy to work with and I'm gutted that he's going because I won't get to work with him every day. He's such a great visionary and has so many good ideas.
"He's exactly the kind of pop star there should be. And I know that he's going to go on and do great things. I'm not worried about the future of Mason at all."
Meanwhile, earlier in the show, drama ensued as Nick claimed contestant Anton Stephans was putting on an act. The comments didn't sit well with the 'X Factor' hopeful and he fired back an angry tirade.
Anton later apologised for his outburst but before he could, Simon Cowell told Nick angrily: "Not everyone here is a Radio 1 artist, Nick. This is about someone older than the rest who has a beautiful voice ... I don't think you quite get it."

Georgia May Foote topped the 'Strictly Come Dancing' leaderboard as the celebrities danced in Blackpool's iconic Tower Ballroom.
The former 'Coronation Street' beauty wowed the crowds with a stunning American Smooth to Whitney Houston's 'I Have Nothing', earning herself the top mark of 38.
Bruno Tonioli dubbed the performance - which saw Georgia descend to the stage sat in a sparkling crescent moon - "pure ballroom bliss" whilst head judge Len Goodman admitted he was "blown away".
Just pipped to the post was Anita Rani, who scored 37 points for her fiery and passionate Paso Doble.
Craig Revel Horwood praised the "drama, character-driven, Spanish line, total theatre, right up my strasse [street], magnificent," whilst Darcey Bussell added: "It blew me away, forceful intent but beautifully classy."
Other stars who impressed were Jay McGuiness with his salsa and Helen George for her Charleston.
Kellie Bright and Kevin Clifton ended the spectacular night with a quickstep, which secured them joint second place with 37 points.
Failing to impress was Peter Andre, who was at the bottom of the leaderboard with 29 points, scoring a 6 for the first time.
Earlier in the evening, the remaining celebrities and professionals performed a show-stopping dance to 'Bills' by LunchMoney Lewis.
'Strictly Come Dancing' continues tomorrow (21.11.15).