Celebrity Traitors' Leigh-Anne Pinnock reveals gift from BBC show after viral Miranda Hart dance

No one could've predicted one of the best moments to come from Celebrity Traitors season 2 would be Little Mix's Leigh-Anne Pinnock teaching Miranda Hart the dance from Touch – but here we are!

During Friday night's episode, while Traitors Maya Jama, James Acaster and King Kenny attempted to make one of the Faithful yawn after they were tasked with murdering in plain sight, the real action was happening in the other room as Leigh-Anne's dance lesson began in a bid to cheer up Miranda following Joe Lycett's banishment.

The moment quickly became shared across social media, and even the BBC has got in on the joke, with Leigh-Anne recently sharing she had been sent a framed novelty vinyl, mocked up to look like a record cover featuring her and Hart.

In a nod to Little Mix's 2016 album Glory Days, the fake sleeve was branded "Big Mix: Gory Days", with a peacock detail referencing another of Hart's standout moments on the show.

"Now that is insane. What an iconic moment. What an iconic woman," Leigh-Anne said in the video, pointing to the picture of Miranda. "Are you around for the reunion, Miranda? 'Cause, just saying..."

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The Little Mix star and actress are among the remaining Faithful in Celebrity Traitors season 2, with both their fates yet to be revealed as the game continues this week.

Plenty of viewers have been tuning into all the action, with the first episode having achieved an overnight audience of 8.9 million, up by three million of who tuned into the premiere of Celebrity Traitors season 2.

The audience peaked at 9.1 million during the episode, with companion series Uncloaked reaching an average viewership of 3.1 million.

The drama continues later this week as it remains to be seen if Jama and Acaster can get either Ross Kemp or Jerry Hall to yawn...

The Celebrity Traitors continues on Thursday 22 October at 8pm on BBC One and iPlayer.

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Katelyn Mensah is the Senior Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.