Four couples are left to battle it out on the dance floor to be named the winner of Strictly 2024. But only one can lift the Glitterball Trophy at the end of tonight (December 14).
Between the public and the judges scores, a new name will be etched into the history of Strictly Come Dancing in a few hours. However one of the remaining stars has become a clear favourite with the bookies.
The final will air on BBC One and iPlayer in just a few hours. I have listed the favourites for Strictly 2024 in order from longest odds to shortest according to Oddschecker - including the stars who can’t win.
Who is your pick to win the show - and do you agree with the latest odds. Share your thoughts by emailing me: [email protected].
7. Shane Ward - eliminated
The singer was the seventh celebrity to be sent home, he departed in week eight. Partnered with Nancy, Shane will not be winning Strictly Come Dancing in 2024. | BBC Photo: BBC
8. Wynne Evans - eliminated
The Go Compare man himself made it all the way to week nine, but was eliminated. He was the eighth celeb to be sent home and was partnered with Katya. Wynne will not be winning Strictly in 2024. | BBC Photo: BBC
9. Jamie Borthwick - eliminated
The EastEnders actor was the ninth celebrity to waltz away from the dance floor. He was partnered with Michelle and left in week 10 - he will not be winning Strictly in 2024. | BBC Photo: BBC
10. Montell Douglas - eliminated
Gladiator star and athlete Montell - also known as Fire - made it all the way to week 11. She became the tenth celeb to leave the show. Montell was partnered with Johannes and she will not be winning Strictly in 2024. | BBC Photo: BBC
11. Pete Wicks - eliminated
The reality star was sent home in the semi-final of Strictly Come Dancing - becoming the eleventh celeb to leave. He was partnered with Jowita and will not be winning Strictly in 2024. | BBC Photo: BBC
12. Tasha Ghouri - 40/1
Despite getting a perfect score in one of her dances from the judges, the Love Island star was in the dance off in week 12. Bookies have her at 40/1 to win, according to Oddschecker. | BBC Photo: BBC