The BBC has finally broken its silence following swirling rumours of an internal probe into Strictly Come Dancing's Giovanni Pernice, amid allegations of misconduct.
In light of extensive media coverage concerning the popular dance show and its professional dancer, the BBC has now issued a statement, the Mirror reports. "Recently, we have seen a number of media reports about a high profile show. We would urge people not to indulge in speculation. Anyone involved in a complaint has a right to confidentiality and fair process. If a complaint is made to the BBC, we assess and take any necessary steps to establish the facts, whether there is a case to answer, and, if appropriate, what action should be taken.
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This comes amidst ongoing reports related to claims made against the broadcasting company, following rumours that Giovanni Pernice had left the show earlier in the month. Top TV news "The BBC was told the celebrity was shocked and upset to receive it on a WhatsApp message, hours before the couple were meant to be dancing together on live television."