Originally Posted by Noone:
“Cheryl, I don't see why you're so hard on her and going on about her age. I can imagine most, if not all, of the women celebs and possibly the women Pros too getting upset if they thought they'd flashed the studio audience and the millions at home.
I didn't think Chelsee was sulking, I thought she was trying to process everything that had happened and was going on - almost a bit shocked. And would you have taken so few seconds to sort yourself if it had been you? I think Chelsee was upset about the wardrobe malfunction but perhaps equally upset that she'd let Pasha down. I think she zoned out and wasn't sulking for attention.Just for clarification - I'm not an ardent fan by any means but I don't think she deserves such hard criticism”
COMPLETELY agree Noone!
Originally Posted by Sallyforth:
“Her reaction was very honest and in the moment, and for all she should have been reassured by what others said in terms of the wardrobe malfunction, she was by then probably more upset about it spoiling the dance a little, than by the potential "exposure" that she'd been assured didn't happen.
Clearly she finds it difficult to simply switch off emotions that have been switched on and replace them with others, as I'm sure would a lot of people. especially in such a high-pressure situation. However in fairness to her she did say on the results show "I feel a bit daft now" - as she'd had time to reflect and get some perspective.”
^This!
The thing I love about Chelsee is her honest persona - she comes across as just being herself and finding it hard to fake things.
I most certainly don't think she comes across either as not "taking part in the show". Rather, like you say above Sallyforth, I think her concentration is an issue and she is easily distracted, and when upset about something as she so clearly was with Saturday night's incident, she seems to find it hard to let go, and once she's out of that situation, she gets perspective again and is honest about it.
I'd rather have her like she is, and really genuine, than the fakeness of say, Dr Pamela of yesteryear!