Anton Du Beke's Bombshell: Giovanni Pernice's Strictly Return

A New Chapter for Anton and Giovanni on Strictly Come Dancing

In a surprising revelation, judge Anton du Beke has expressed a strong desire to see his friend Giovanni Pernice return to BBC's beloved show, Strictly Come Dancing. This comes after Giovanni's recent exit, which stirred quite a bit of drama within the show. Anton, speaking out for the first time since the news broke, stated, "I'd like to see him back of course," clearly voicing his support for the talented dancer.

This past year has not been easy for Giovanni, who faced serious allegations of "bullying" and "abusive" behavior within the training room. Actress Amanda Abbington, who was paired with Giovanni, publicly shared her experience, igniting a media storm that left the BBC scrambling for answers. Reports suggest that the network is currently in "panic" mode as they prepare for the impending release of a report addressing these bullying allegations, which could potentially lead to costly legal implications.

Despite the controversy, Anton remains optimistic. He added in an interview with The Sun, "But we'll enjoy Aljaz and his new efforts on the show this year, and we'll move forward.” It’s clear that Anton values camaraderie on set, having collaborated with Giovanni not only on television but also during their recent tour together.

Giovanni, known as the longest-serving professional dancer on the show, has found his career taking an unexpected turn. After the allegations, he made the decision to leave Strictly Come Dancing and join the Italian version, Ballando con le stelle. Meanwhile, BBC executives are deliberating their next steps amidst the forthcoming report, mindful of the potential repercussions that could arise if Giovanni or Amanda decides to pursue legal action based on its findings.

As anticipation builds for the new season of Strictly, the BBC is keen to ensure that the show's launch is not overshadowed by this troubling situation. A source from the BBC recently revealed to the Mail that the executives are wrestling with how