Cheryl was moved to tears by her final act Harry Smallman and Eleiyah Navis before they lost out to Ellie Ferguson during Saturday night's The Greatest Dancer live final.
The Greatest Dancer viewers voted for Oti Mabuse's performer Ellie to win the £50,000 cash prize and the opportunity to dance on BBC's Strictly.
Just moments before, ever proud dance captain Cheryl had to wipe away the tears as she gave Harry and a crying Eleiyah feedback following their second dance.
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The Greatest Dancer live final: Sobbing Cheryl choked on her tears as her act lost out to Oti Mabuse's performer Ellie Ferguson on Saturday night
Cheryl started before she had to stop to herself crying: 'You left...'
The Love Made Me Do It hitmaker was left speechless as she cried after watching the fan favourite's dance to A Great Big World's Say Something.
She then went on: 'OK! First of all I want to say thank you for being amazing. For trusting me with your journey.
'I'm going to miss you terribly. Whatever you are going to do after this. Whatever the outcome of tonight.'
The pair sent chills through the audience as they put on an elegant routine, only using a table as a prop to bring them closer together.
Reduced to tears: The Love Made Me Do It hitmaker was left speechless as she cried after watching the fan favourite's dance to A Great Big World's Say Something
Hopeful: Choking back the tears, the ever proud dance captain got very emotional as she gave her act feedback to Harry and a sobbing Eleiyah
Jordan Banjo, who presented the show alongside Alesha Dixon, unveiled The Greatest Dancer will be returning to our screens next year with a second series.
Earlier in the episode, Cheryl made a grand entrance on stage looking every inch the super star she is.
The songstress looked breathtaking when she pulled off her funky moves on stage with fellow dance captains Oti Mabuse and Matthew Morrison.
The Greatest Dancer captain made her legs appear endless in a sparkling minidress which framed her best assets.
The Greatest Dancer live final: Cheryl showcased her dance-honed legs in a twinkling tassel minidress when she danced on stage
Glittering tassels caught all angles of the light as Cheryl got stuck into the groove of her incredible opening dance routine.
Mother-of-one Cheryl tottered out on the stage in front of the audience in very high heels in silver to complement her shimmering tassels in the dress.
The Fight For This Love songstress stunned in her second look of the night just ten minutes into the live final.
Cheryl worked her fantastic figure in a skintight red PVC jumpsuit as she joined forces with her only and final act.
So glamorous: Glittering tassels caught all angles of the light as Cheryl got stuck into the groove of her incredible opening dance routine
The trio — Cheryl, Harry Smallman and Eleiyah Navis — had a lot of dance chemistry when they danced together to Ruelle's Game of Survival.
Matthew and Oti, who have forged a close friendship with Cheryl while working on The Greatest Dancer, gushed over the singer's 'incredible' moves.
The Glee actor teased his pal: 'That performance was fire! It was so incredible. Cheryl I was a little nervous of you to dance with them but you were incredible!'
Sensational in scarlet: The Fight For This Love songstress stunned in her second look of the night just ten minutes into the live final
Oti shared: 'Cheryl babe I'm unbelievably proud of you for pulling that off.'
Completely inspired, Cheryl insisted she needed to get back into dance as she felt a 'fire' in her 'belly' once again.
She said: 'I've never felt so inspired to dance again as I have working with these two. I haven't felt a fire in my belly like this since I was a little girl. So inspiring. I need to get back into dance.'
What a performance! Cheryl worked her fantastic figure in a skintight red PVC jumpsuit as she joined forces with her only and final act
Hitting the right style notes! The trio — Cheryl, Harry Smallman and Eleiyah Navis — had a lot of dance chemistry when they danced together to Ruelle's Game of Survival
Ahead of their performance, Eleiyah enthused of her dance captain: 'Just to work with someone as amazing as her.'
KLA, the eight-piece girl group from South Wales, opened the show with Strictly's professional Oti dancing among them.
Matthew confessed he couldn't take his eyes off the 'infectious' dancer when he showered Oti with praise.
Enjoy it! Completely inspired, Cheryl insisted she needed to get back into dance as she felt a 'fire' in her 'belly' once again
He said: 'Oti I can't take my eyes off you! You are infectious!'
The Strictly Come Dancing professional took to the stage once again, this time to dance with her second act Ellie Ferguson.
Oti and Ellie were fearless when they put on a tear-jerking dance to The Greatest Showman's Never Enough.
Dazzling: KLA, the eight-piece girl group from South Wales, opened the show with Strictly's professional Oti dancing among them
Elsewhere in the show, Glee actor Matthew joined James & Oliver in their touching dance routine.
The dance examined a man at different points in his life: James played the young man, Oliver became the teenager and Matthew transformed into the older man.
James & Oliver were devastated as they were the first act to be eliminated from the BBC dancing show.
Matthew commented: 'They did amazing. I can't even talk.'
Exceptional: Elsewhere in the show, Glee actor Matthew joined James & Oliver in their touching dance routine
Clever: The dance examined a man at different points in his life: James played the young man, Oliver became the teenager and Matthew transformed into the older man
Fans can already start voting for the act they want to win The Greatest Dancer.
The Greatest Dancer stars competing in Saturday night's final for the £50,000 prize money and a chance to dance on Strictly Come Dancing are all children.
Four acts have sailed through to the final, with five groups being booted off of the BBC dancing show in the last few weeks.
Cheryl and Matthew Morrison have one group of performers each in the final, whereas Strictly's Oti Mabuse has two acts with the chance of winning the trophy.
THE GREATEST DANCER: WHO ARE THE FINALISTS?
KLA
Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Oti cherry-picked the act as one of her final acts to take through to the live shows.
The performers are an eight-piece Latin formation group from South Wales which is made up of girls aged nine to 11.
Taking centre stage include: Ariella, 11, Ava, nine, Izzie, 10, Emily, 11, Halle-Mai, 10, Clara, 11, as well as Hannah, 11, and Nelile, 10.
Ellie Ferguson
The 14-year-old, under Oti's wings, is the only single performer to make the cut for the final show airing on BBC on Saturday night.
Ellie impressed The Greatest Dancer viewers when the flexible dancer hung from chandeliers as part of her dance routine.
Oti wrote on Twitter of her act: 'This brave little girl completes me, fills my soul and inspires me. You're breathtaking every time you step on that stage.'
James & Oliver
The dancing twosome are Matthew Morrison's only chance at claiming the glory in The Greatest Dancer final.
James, 17, and Oliver, 11, reduced their dance coach to tears with their very first audition earlier in the series.
Despite appearances, the pair are not brothers and in fact they met at dance school.
Harry Smallman and Eleiyah Navis
Cheryl's final hope received the most votes during the semi-final last Saturday evening from audience members watching at home.
Harry, 17, and Eleiyah, 18, are clearly the fan favourites after getting a 97 per cent landslide of viewers' votes at the weekend with their Circus-themed routine.
The performers, who have been dancing together for two years, have a good shot at winning the competition if they can pull the same results out of the bag this week.
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Main photo article Cheryl was moved to tears by her final act Harry Smallman and Eleiyah Navis before they lost out to Ellie Ferguson during Saturday night’s The Greatest Dancer live final.
The Greatest Dancer viewers voted for Oti Mabuse’s performer Ellie to win the £50,000 cash prize and the o...
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