BBC to Reveal Details of Strictly Bully Probe Next Week

BBC Set to Release Findings of Bullying Probe

BBC executives are gearing up to unveil the details of the investigation into bullying allegations on the set of Strictly Come Dancing next week. The probe, which has been ongoing for four months, was prompted by actress Amanda Abbington's claims against professional dancer Giovanni Pernice.

Giovanni Denies Wrongdoing and Quits Show

Giovanni Pernice, who has denied any wrongdoing, has decided to leave the show amidst the ongoing investigation.

Long-Awaited Outcome Leaves Parties Unhappy

A source close to the matter revealed that the BBC plans to update all parties involved early next week, although the outcome of the inquiry may not bring satisfaction to either Amanda Abbington or Giovanni Pernice.

Future of the Investigation

Despite the BBC's hopes to put the matter to rest, it is likely that neither party will be content with the results, potentially leading to appeals and further legal action. The corporation anticipates a prolonged process as lawyers delve into the details of the report.

Italian Version of Strictly Welcomes Giovanni

Last week, it was reported that Giovanni Pernice has been approved to participate in the Italian version of Strictly Come Dancing, Ballando con le Stelle. The host of the show indicated that the BBC's approval reflected positively on the nature of the bullying allegations against Pernice.

Past Incidents and BBC Response

Previously, Sicilian dancer Graziano Di Prima was dismissed for inappropriate behavior towards his celebrity partner, Zara McDermott. BBC director Tim Davie publicly apologized to the alleged victims of the Strictly scandal at the corporation's annual report launch in July.