A
woman crowned the World's Worst Dancer in a UK Channel Five documentary
has admitted to cheating, we can reveal.
Charming
Smith, 36, was filmed dancing badly at a 1970's Disco for the documentary. But,
only two days later, Smith was secretly filmed dancing without knocking fellow
dancers over.
 | Smith
just before falling sideways |
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In
the documentary, Charming claimed that she was unable to move her legs properly
once the music started which made her wobble erratically, lunge in random directions
and grab the nearest dancer to stop her falling over.
A
doctor told viewers that he thought she suffered from a rare condition known as
Temporary Musical Palsy. Temporary Musical Palsy is brought on when loud music
plays and is thought to affect more than 10% of the British population to varying
degrees of severity.
However,
in a tear-filled statement to cameras, Smith admitted to faking her dance routines
just to win the prize, which was a chance to dance with John Travlota look-a-like
Doug Hemmingway.
A
television critic told us :
