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The beloved Strictly Come Dancing star Janette Manrara has voiced her concerns regarding the ongoing bullying investigation associated with the show, stating that it is threatening to overshadow all the incredible moments the program has created. The It Takes Two host, who is 40 years old, acknowledged that the allegations against certain professional dancers are "very serious" but believes they shouldn’t come at the expense of the show's legacy.

This discussion arises as Janette's husband, Aljaz Skorjanec, reportedly found himself in a confrontation with a female co-star shortly before his return to the show. Aljaz is set to rejoin the BBC dance cast for the upcoming 2024 series after stepping away in March 2022, following an incident during the 2022 Strictly live tour.

In her recent appearance on the Postcards From Midlife podcast, Janette shared her thoughts on the situation, stating, "It's a funny old situation. For me personally, Strictly has been nothing but joyful and wondrous." She highlighted how the platform has energized change, referencing Rose Ayling-Ellis's victory and the resulting legal adjustments inspired by their journey. "That demonstrates the power of dance," she added.

Janette continued, "There's a lot of positivity that the show has brought. Hearing and reading recent stories sparks concern for those involved. It's crucial for individuals to speak up if they're in uncomfortable or bullying situations, especially at work." She firmly supports those who have shared their experiences and emphasized the importance of voicing their concerns.

"However," she noted, "it’s challenging to see the negativity online trying to erase all the joyful contributions Strictly has made." Janette encouraged a focus on how the show is evolving with societal changes and adapting to new understandings of acceptable behavior, saying, "Of course, we're learning about pronouns, etiquette, and respectful communication." She believes that Strictly Come Dancing reflects this evolution, showcasing real

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