Shaun Wright-Phillips has become the fourth celebrity to exit this year's Strictly Come Dancing, leaving the competition with his professional partner Alexis Warr.
The former England footballer and Warr were defeated in the dance-off by actor Jaime Winstone and Carlos Gu.
Winstone and Gu had finished in the bottom two after the public vote, despite scoring 25 for their dance on Saturday's episode of the BBC show.
Sunday's results show also brought a surprise announcement: Strictly's first triple dance-off, which will take place during next week's Halloween episode.
The three couples with the lowest combined judges' scores and public votes will dance again next week, before the judges eliminate one pair.
Strictly will return to a two-couple dance-off for the rest of the series.
In the dance-off, Wright-Phillips and Warr reprised their jive to “Faith” by Stevie Wonder featuring Ariana Grande, while Winstone and Gu performed their foxtrot to “Man I Need” by Olivia Dean again.
Judges Craig Revel Horwood and Motsi Mabuse voted to save Gu and Winstone.
Head judge Shirley Ballas voted for Wright-Phillips and Warr, leaving Du Beke, who had this week's casting vote, to decide who remained on the show.
Du Beke voted to save Winstone and Gu.
The pair had ended up in the dance-off despite finishing above former Love Island star Cach Mercer and his professional partner Maddie Ingoldsby, who scored 24.
They also finished above Emmerdale star Lawrence Robb and Jowita Przystal, who scored just 19 on Saturday.
Robb and Przystal's performance was singled out for criticism from Revel Horwood on Saturday, who said that the soap star was “flat-footed and out of time”.
Elsewhere in this week's live show, Australian singer Delta Goodrem returned after her rib injury to score the first 10 of the series.
Her rumba to Celine Dion's “It's All Coming Back To Me Now” with professional partner Kai Widdrington scored 34.
Winter Olympic champion Tabby Stoecker topped the leaderboard on Saturday, following Goodrem by scoring two 10s for her couple's choice dance to “Stupid Song” by Olivia Rodrigo.
Her total of 37 was the highest of the series so far.
Her performance with professional partner Mark Karmalita was dedicated to her late father, and she appeared emotional after the dance.
Judge Shirley Ballas praised her as a “beautiful dancer” and called the performance “absolutely exquisite”.
The results show also featured Spice Girls star Melanie C joining the Strictly professional dancers for a fitness-inspired group dance.
The remaining couples will return to the dancefloor next week at 6.30pm on BBC One on Saturday October 31 for Strictly's Halloween special.
All episodes of the 2026 series so far are available to stream on BBC iPlayer.