Louise Redknapp appeared on the Strictly Come Dancing spin-off show, It Takes Two, last night.

  While she was welcomed back on to the show, after being a contestant last year, her performance didn't go down too well with viewers. She sang one of her old song, which was originally released in 2000, 2 Faced. The lyrics of her song include some words, which annoyed viewers. One line, for instance, is, "Stop your b****ing, cause you’re so sad, b****ing behind my back, honey I don’t need that." As it was shown before the watershed, people have been complaining.

Are they like allowed to sing this song on tv before 7pm? #ItTakesTwo

— Abbie (@xAbbieCx) December 14, 2017

Surprised Louise is allowed to sing the word bitching on the BBC lol, it doesn't offend me in the slightest but I'm sure the prudes will be on the phone to ofcom. ?? #ItTakesTwo #Strictly xx

— Siobhan #WeLoveDom (@slinehan1) December 14, 2017

@bbcstrictly with regards to Louise's appearance on #ItTakesTwo this evening.... Don't particularly think the term 'bitching' in the context used was appropriate for that time of evening..... young impressionable peeps watching...

— Martin Cossey (@wizgamer) December 14, 2017

The singer made headlines recently over her shock split from husband Jamie. Although it was revealed that they are getting a divorce, their future is still uncertain as they plan to spend Christmas together as a family this year. And last night she appeared on the show with her wedding ring on, which confused a lot of people.