All of the celebrities and their professional dance partners have performed their Movie Week routines on Strictly Come Dancing.
The couples each took to the dance floor to try and impress the judges and earn the highest score possible.
With all of the pairs having completed their dances, all of the scores are now in.
Strictly Come Dancing 2026 week 2 scores
The show opened with a dance routine based on Disney’s Zootropolis with the professional dancers dressed up as animals and performing a routine to Shakira’s songs from the first film and its sequel.
Graeme Hall with his partner Lauren Oakley impressed the judges with their waltz inspired by The Godfather and earnt a score of 31.
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At the other end of the leaderboard, Melanie Walters and Alijaz Skorjanec scored just 15 with their waltz.
All of this week's scores are going to be combined with what each celebrity scored last week.
From the two weeks, Delta Goodrem topped the combined leaderboard with a total of 60.
Here’s a full breakdown of everyone’s scores for week two of Strictly Come Dancing 2026.
- Dani Dyer and Nikita Kuzmin - 23
- Bethany Antonia and Nancy Xu - 27
- Jaime Winstone and Carlos Gu - 21
- Lacey Turner and Vito Coppola - 28
- Melanie Walters and Aljaz Skorjanec - 15
- Delta Goodrem and Kai Widdrington - 30
- Dame Sarah Storey and Julian Caillon - 24
- Cach Mercer and Maddie Ingoldsby -29
- Chris Appleton and Amy Dowden - 17
- Shaun Wright-Phillips and Alexis Warr - 25
- Tabby Stoecker and Mark Karmalita - 28
- John Nellis and Katya Jones - 23
- Lawrence Robb and Jowita Przystal - 19
- Graeme Hall and Lauren Oakley - 31
- Will Best and Dianne Buswell - 19
What do the judges get paid on Strictly Come Dancing?
Exact figures for what the four judges earn on Strictly Come Dancing are hard to come by, and there are multiple reported numbers for what their salary is.
The Sun claims that head judge Shirley Ballas started on a salary of £180,000 but negotiated to a far larger fee of £500,000.
Other publications like The Express put the figure lower at £250,000 per series.
Veteran judge Craig Revel Horwood reportedly earns around £200,000 per series, while Motsi Mabuse was also reportedly offered a starting salary of £200,000 when she joined the panel in 2019.
It is unknown if that figure has increased in the years since.
Finally, Anton Du Beke is the most recently joined judge, having replaced Bruno Tonioli in 2021.
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As a result, his pay is reportedly slightly lower at between £175,000 and £200,000.
Du Beke had been involved with every series of Strictly since its inception as a professional dancer prior to becoming a judge.
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