Amanda Abbington stands by Strictly bullying claims despite BBC discount

Amanda Abbington remains resolute

Amanda Abbington has expressed that she has "zero regrets" after reports emerged that the BBC may discount some of her claims of bullying during her time on Strictly Come Dancing. The former Sherlock actress alleged that she was a victim of physical, mental, and sexual abuse at the hands of Giovanni Pernice, claims that he has strongly refuted.

A steadfast stance

Despite indications that the BBC could dismiss several of her allegations in their forthcoming report, a close friend of Amanda emphasized her unwavering stance. The friend stated that regardless of the inquiry's outcome, Amanda stands by her account of what occurred in the rehearsal room and believes it was intolerable. She has cooperated fully with the investigation and remains committed to preventing others from enduring similar distressing experiences.

Challenging times

Amanda Abbington has faced significant backlash and abuse, including being publicly labeled as mentally unstable by Giovanni Pernice following a mental health diagnosis. She has also received death threats. However, Amanda is resolute in her determination not to be broken by these challenges and is resolute in fighting for what she believes is right.

Further developments

In a twist of fate, Giovanni Pernice recently announced his involvement in the Italian version of Strictly Come Dancing, adding a new dimension to the ongoing situation.