Rylan Clark-Neal is a hit as he makes Strictly Come Dancing It Takes Two debut after online trolls slated him
Rylan joined Zoe Ball on the show (Picture: BBC) Rylan Clark-Neal made his debut on Strictly Come D..
Rylan Clark-Neal made his debut on Strictly Come Dancings sister show It Takes Two alongside Zoe Ball.
The new series kicked off on Monday night on the shows temporary new home on BBC One.
As Zoe spoke to current contestants Kelvin Fletcher and Oti Mabuse, David James and Nadiya Bychkova, and Anneka Rice and Kevin Clifton, Rylan was on hand to give the reaction from viewers on social media.
And because hes Rylan, he even threw in a spontaneous sensual dance to some Kylie Minogue to encourage Strictly fans to get in touch.
His first episode was a hit with people tuning in, which is just as well as he and Zoe will be steering us through the current series together.
One fan tweeted: If I am honest I wasnt sure about @Rylan co-hosting #ittakestwo but after that first show he has taken to it like a duck to water. Welcome to our glittery world young man.
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Another fan was also honest about their thoughts, and tweeted: Ok I will be honest Im not good with change but blooming heck @Rylan take a bow you absolutely smashed your debut on #ItTakesTwo. You were Fabu-lous and added even more sparkle !!!!!.
Zoe and Rylan a great combo on #ItTakesTwo loving strictly already, read a further comment.
One fan called the presenter a fabulous addition while another praised it as a great start to a greats show.
Absolutely LOVED @Rylan on #ItTakesTwo! Cant wait to see more of you and @ZoeTheBall, another fan tweeted.
An especially excited viewer said: Yaaaaaas Rylan! Great duo with @ZoeTheBall…makes it even more fun than before if thats possible!
It comes after Rylan expertly hit back at online trolls who blasted him after he joined the show.
The Big Brothers Bit On The Side host roasted himself on Twitter, responding to furious fan putdowns with some brilliant ones of his own.
Strictly: It Takes Two airs 6.30pm Monday to Thursdays and 6pm on Fridays on BBC Two.