BBC bosses are reportedly scrambling to conclude the investigation into Giovanni Pernice’s alleged behaviour towards Amanda Abbington.
Giovanni Pernice promised his fans that there are “better days to come” as the investigation into his alleged misconduct is nearing its conclusion.
The BBC launched an investigation into the Italian dancer after his former Strictly Come Dancing partner Amanda Abbington made several accusations against him.
The duo were partnered together in 2023, however, their time in the competition was cut short when the Sherlock actress abruptly quit just five weeks in.
Amanda, 50, said Giovanni’s alleged behaviour was “unnecessary, abusive, cruel and mean”. Giovanni has denied all accusations against him.
They went on: “While the BBC, of course, would like to rule in Giovanni’s favour — a man they resolutely stuck by — it is not necessarily in their express interest to do so in case they poke the bear — in this case disgruntled celebs or ex-Strictly workers. They are walking a tightrope.”
Giovanni was dropped by the BBC as they launched their investigation, with the professional dancer not included in the Strictly Come Dancing line-up for the first time in nine years
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Source: New York Post
