By SARAH BULL and FEHINTOLA BETIKU
She had been hoping to impress with her ironic Graduate-inspired dance routine to the sounds of Mrs Robinson.
But, after leaving the Strictly Come Dancing judges underwhelmed with the performance, Jerry Hall was the latest casualty of the hit BBC show.
The former catwalk queen and partner Anton Du Beke were forced into a dance-off with retired cricketer Michael Vaughan and his partner Natalie Lowe, which Jerry then lost.
Both couples performed their routines once more for the judges, with Jerry and Anton reprising their quickstep, while Vaughan took on the cha cha.
With both Craig Revel Horwood and Darcey Bussell opting to save the sportsman and Bruno Tonioli choosing Hall, the deciding vote was left with head judge Len Goodman who said it was a 'difficult decision'.
He said: 'To be honest, neither couple impressed me. The pressure got to both of them.
'Jerry's routine was full of mistakes. Michael's routine went in and out of time.
'This is a really difficult, difficult decision for me. This is so close, but I'm going to save Michael and Natalie.'
Reflecting on her time on the BBC dance show, Jerry said: 'I've had a lot of fun, it's been great. I've loved hanging out with Anton, and dancing with Anton. It's been lovely.'
On Saturday night's show, Hall said if the public kept her in she would be dancing to Paint It Black next week, the track made famous by her ex-love Mick Jagger's band the Rolling Stones.
With only good things to say about his partner, Anton said: 'I love her, she is gorgeous and fabulous. She's a star and has been wonderful to teach and she's just brilliant.'
source: dailymail
