Strictly Come Dancing fans spot awkward moment between Bobby Brazier

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Strictly Come Dancing fans spotted an awkward moment between Bobby Brazier and Dianne Buswell during Saturday night’s episode.

Viewers were left in hysterics after they caught Bobby getting confused with the Strictly timetable and reportedly thought he was dancing on Sunday evening.

When hosts Tess Daley and Claudia Winkleman said goodnight to the audience and viewers at home, Bobby looked baffled.

The EastEnders actor, who has previously admitted that he has never watched the show before, discretely asked Dianne if they were dancing tomorrow.

A grinning Dianne shook her head and said ‘next week’ as Bobby acknowledged that he now knew the timetable.

Blunder: Strictly Come Dancing fans spotted an awkward moment between Bobby Brazier and Dianne Buswell during Saturday night’s episode

First of many: The pair gave an emotional performance on the ballroom for the first time , dancing to the foxtrot as they swept across the dancefloor to All About You by McFly

One viewer gushed to Twitter with the video footage and wrote: ‘Did Bobby ask if they’re dancing tomorrow and Diane’s like… b**** pls I love how he has no idea what’s going on.’

The pair gave an emotional performance on the ballroom for the first time, dancing to the foxtrot as they swept across the dancefloor to All About You by McFly.

And it seems the routine pulled at the heartstrings as Bobby’s dad Jeff Brazier shed a tear by the end of the performance.

As he stood to receive the judges comments, Tess pointed to the father in the audience who was visibly overcome with emotion after watching his eldest son.

Jeff raised Bobby, 20, and his brother Freddie, 19, as a single father after their mother Jade Goody tragically died of cervical cancer back in 2009.

The Big Brother star passed away at just 27 years old, leaving behind Bobby and Freddie who were just four and five-years old at the time.

Bobby joked earlier this week during an appearance on This Morning that he had never even watched Strictly before signing up for the show and had never heard of any of the dances.

But none of that seemed to matter on Saturday night as he wowed the judges with their sweet foxtrot.

Hilarious: Viewers were left in hysterics after they caught Bobby getting confused with the Strictly timetable and reportedly thought he was dancing on Sunday evening

Emotional: Jeff Brazier shed a tear as his son Bobby took to the Strictly dancefloor for the first live show on Saturday night

Overwhelmed: Jeff was visibly overcome with emotion after watching his eldest son dance the foxtrot with Dianne

And it’s not the first time Bobby has moved his dad to tears recently after he swelled with pride as his son accepted the award for Rising Star at the National Television Awards earlier this month.

The budding actor is carving out a career for himself on the screen with his role as Freddie Slater on EastEnders.

After his name was announced, Bobby immediately hugged his father, 44, who looked overjoyed at his son’s success.

Bobby credited his win to Jeff while on stage, saying: ‘This has very little to do with me and everything to do with my dad.

‘Over the course of the last 20 years I’ve heard him say, “because I can”. It was a mantra of his and him just saying that, “because I can”. Because I can, why not?’

Strictly: Week One Leaderboard

Nigel Harman and Katya Jones – Paso Doble to Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana – 32 points out of 40

Layton Williams and Nikita Kuzmin – Samba to Touch by Little Mix – 29 points out of 40

Ellie Leach and Vito Coppola – Jive to Can’t Tame Her by Zara Larsson – 29 points out of 40

Bobby Brazier and Diane Buswell – Foxtrot to All About You by McFly – 29 points out of 40

Amanda Abbington and Giovanni Pernice – Viennese Waltz to Pointless by Lewis Capaldi – 29 points out of 40

Angela Rippon Kai Wrrington – Cha Cha to Get The Party Started by Shirley Bassey – 28 points out of 40

Annabel Croft and Johannes Radebe – Cha Cha to Uptown Girl by Billy Joel – 28 points out of 40

Angela Scanlan and Carlos Gu – Tango to Prisoner by Miley Cyrus and Dua Lipa – 23 points out of 40

Eddie Kadi and Karen – Quickstep to Two Hearts by Phil Collins – 22 points out of 40

Krishnan Guru-Murthy and Lauren Oakley – Cha Cha to Boom Shack A Lack by Apache Indian – 22 points out of 40

Jody Cundy and Jowita Przystał – Quickstep to I’m On Top Of The World by Bobby Darin – 21 points out of 40

Adam Thomas and Luba Mushtuk – Cha Cha to Waffle House by Jonas Brothers – 19 points out of 40

Zara McDermott and Graziano Dr Prima – Cha Cha to Crush by Jennifer Page – 19 points out of 40

Nikita Kanda and Gorka Marquez – Waltz to Run To You by Whitney Houston – 18 points out of 40

Les Dennis and Nancy Xu – Tango to Don’t You Want Me by Human League – 16 points out of 40

Tragic: The actor was just five when he lost his mum to cervical cancer in 2009 (pictured in 2006)

Amazing: The EastEnders actor performed a foxtrot with the red head as they swept across the dancefloor to All About You by McFly

Born dancer: Bobby joked earlier this week that he had never even watched Strictly before signing up for the show and had never heard of any of the dances

Upbringing: Jeff raised Bobby, 20, and his brother Freddie, 19, as a single father after their mother Jade Goody tragically died of cervical cancer back in 2009

Great comments: Bobby and Dianne beamed as they received the judges feedback

Earlier this month Bobby opened up about what his late mum Jady Goody would think of him starring in the BBC show.

Bobby, who was five when he lost his mum, said he believes she would be ‘happy’ he’s taking part in the competition, after sharing his plans to pay tribute to her with a dance routine on the show.

Speaking to OK! Magazine, the EastEnders star said: ‘She’d be happy that I’m doing something that makes me happy. Like all my friends and all of my family, and everyone that loves me is.

‘They’re happy for me because they know how much I’m going to enjoy myself and how happy I am to just be here.’

Bobby has also opened up about how he plans to dedicate one of his dance routines to his late mother.

Speaking exclusively to MailOnline at the National Television Awards last week, Bobby revealed the songs he wants to dance to on the show.

He said: ‘There’s a few – it depends on the mood. Saturday Love and also This Woman’s Worth by Maxwell – that would be beautiful, I’d hope to make people cry doing that.’

Bobby added: ‘Maybe I’ll dedicate that one [to my mum]. I haven’t thought about it, but maybe that one.’