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Strictly's Dianne Buswell accidentally offends Stephen Mulhern with ITV Catchphrase verdict

Strictly Come Dancing's Dianne Buswell accidentally offended Stephen Mulhern with her verdict on Celebrity Catchphrase.

The professional dancer was on the ITV show alongside Ria Hebden and Neil Morrisey. They were all trying to guess the well-known phrases in a celebrity special of the classic game.

At the start of the programme, Stephen attempted to work out who could win the show. He said: "The big deal is, tonight, you are playing for your charity, hopefully you will do well.

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"Are you any good at this game?"

Dianne said: "We will soon find out, I'm not too sure yet, I'm not going to say yes or not yet, I'm going to sit on the fence."

Stephen said: "Well, we're going to find out, so you don't have this in Australia?" Dianne said: "We actually do, it's quite a big deal in Australia you know?"

However, Stephen then turned to the camera and added: "Well, it's a very big deal as well thank you Dianne." Fortunately, it was all in jest and Dianne, along with Ria and Neil burst into laughter.

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