Strictly Come Dancing: Security brought in for dancers amid bullying claims


Strictly Come Dancing: Security brought in for dancers amid bullying claims

Extra security measures

Strictly Come Dancing bosses have taken steps to protect their professional dancers by bringing in additional security for rehearsals. The move comes in the wake of recent bullying claims and internal probes within the show.

Reassurance for dancers

Professional dancers, including Katya Jones, expressed relief at the presence of hired security personnel during the first day of rehearsals in London. The dancers were reportedly concerned about potential backlash following recent events.

Potential changes in the lineup

Amid ongoing scandals, there are speculations about a shake-up in the lineup for future seasons of the show. The BBC is said to be considering culling some professional dancers in 2025 and introducing fresh talent to ensure a positive and inclusive environment.

Unifying the dance group

Despite the challenges faced by the dancers, coming together for rehearsals has reportedly boosted team unity. The professionals, including Aljaz Ċ korjanec, Karen Hauer, Johannes Radebe, and Nadiya Bychkova, were all smiles in a group photo shared on Strictly's official Instagram account.


Strictly Come Dancing: Security brought in for dancers amid bullying claims

Industry reaction

Celebrities and insiders within the industry have been discussing the ongoing issues, with Giovanni Pernice and Graziano Di Prima being at the center of recent controversies. The willingness to address these challenges and make necessary changes reflects the show's commitment to maintaining a positive and respectful environment for all involved.