Fans defend Cheryl after she's accused of 'forgetting moves' during Greatest Dancer performance

Author: Daisy JordanPublished 3rd Feb 2019
Last updated 3rd Feb 2019

Cheryl took to the stage last night for the first live show of The Greatest Dancer this year, shaking her thang alongside her fellow judges Matthew Morrison and Oti Mabuse.

But despite her professional pop-star status, some viewers were less than impressed with her performance and took to Twitter to accuse the singer of forgetting the choreography.

"Poor Cheryl not being able to remember the moves just then," one fan wrote, while another added, "Lol anyone else see Cheryl mess up the choreography?"

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Ouch!

One viewer even compared the former Girls Aloud star to Theresa May, sharing a GIF of the Prime Minister's moves and commenting, "This is how Cheryl dances when next to Oti and Matthew".

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Fortunately Cheryl's army of fans didn't fail to support their Queen, with messages of love and support pouring in.

"Catching up on the greatest dancer and i cannot believe Cheryl is a real person, this woman is actual GOD," a fan tweeted, while another also said, "Cheryl is and always has been my queen I'm sorry".

The star was moved to tears on three occasions during the opening live show, crying during rehearsals for Dane Bates Collective and later during their performance too.

“You girls kill me," she told them. "Dane you’re a legend!

“You really don’t have to thank me, you’re the ones putting the work in.”

Liam Payne's ex was seen wiping her eyes before joking, “What’s wrong with me?"

The tears didn't stop there though. Chezza cried a river during Harry and Eliyah’s routine, and told them, "I’m a mess. I am a mess. That was world class.

“Your technical ability is crazy to me. That split jump over her head was insane."

That's what you call a supportive mentor!