STRICTLY Come Dancing’s Janette Manrara shared a cryptic post about “supporting people’s success” after her contract was renewed on the BBC One dance show.
The professional dancer line-up for the 2021 series of the programme was released earlier this week – with there being no major shake-ups.
However, 37-year-old Janette hinted at secret unrest as she took to her Instagram page today.
The brunette beauty shared a telling quote to both her profile and her Story, with the simple pic reading: “Supporting another person’s success will never ruin yours.”
Janette did not add any further comment in the caption, but she was widely supported by her fellow dancers.
Amy Dowden appeared to be in the know as she commented a clapping and heart emoji, with Oti Mabuse further hinting at drama as she simply wrote: “
drop mic
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Janette is married to fellow pro Aljaž Škorjanec, who will also be returning to the dancefloor this year.
The move reveals that the couple, who have been married for three years, have put their baby plans on hold after previously teasing that they might start trying this year.
Janette admitted at the time that she was wary of putting her body through pregnancy, explaining: “As a woman who’s a dancer, my body is my job so it’s scary to make that decision about the perfect time to start a family.
“I always thought there would be a perfect month and year, but what 2020 has made me realise is that perfect time is never going to come along.”
She continued: “We’re definitely ready to be parents so we will see when that moment comes – you can’t plan it.
“We will be beside ourselves and Aljaz will be the best dad. He is such a wonderful man and I’m so lucky to have him.”
However, with the star due to be whizzing around the Strictly ballroom with a new celebrity partner from the autumn, it suggests that any baby plans are now on ice for another year.
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