Tess Daly was spotted "legging it" behind the cameras to get into position on Strictly Come Dancing tonight.
The presenter, 50, had been speaking to Chris Ramsey and Karen Hauer after their cheeky Charleston.
Unlike last week, the pair were heavily praised for their routine, with Shirley Ballas gushing that they had put a "smile on her face".
"You've gone from ordinary to quite extraordinary," Shirley gushed. "And you handled this lovely young lady so well."
Meanwhile Bruno was impressed with the elements of Lindy Hop in the routine, Craig complained that he had a "gaping mouth".
Chris joked: "In my defence that's the first time I've cart wheeled in someone's crotch."
Delighted with the comments, the pair ran up the stairs to speak to Claudia Winkleman.
However one viewer noticed Tess in the background rushing off, tweeting: "We’ve become distracted by Tess legging it after links now we’ve spotted it... #Strictly."
In response, one remarked: "Actually can't stop laughing at this."
While another commented: "I won’t be able to unsee this now."
Earlier, Anneka Rice burst into tears after hearing the judges comments.
The legendary TV presenter, 60, wowed the judges this evening with an elegant Waltz.
After receiving amazing scores, she couldn't keep it in this evening while she was talking to Claudia Winkeman.
Strictly returned tonight for more sexy Sambas, sizzling Sambas and wooden Waltzs.
Hoping to impress again tonight were Kelvin Fletcher and Oti Mabuse, who soared to the top of the leaderboard after their jaw-dropping Samba, scoring an impressive 32.
This evening they will perfoem a Waltz to What the World Needs Now by Burt Bacharach.
Close behind them last week was Karim and Amy, who wowed with their Cha Cha and won 31 from the judges.
Trailing at the bottom after week 1 was James Cracknell, who was awarded just 11 for his Tango.
A few points above him was Chris Ramsey, who scored only 13 points for his awkward Cha Cha.
Sadly, James and Luba are the favourite couple to leave the competition tonight after their performance last week, but it could all change tonight...
*Strictly Come Dancing returns tomorrow night at 7.15pm on BBC One
