Fans of Strictly Come Dancing criticize the BBC for their controversial decision to remove a contestant from the show due to a scandal.

Fans are expressing their anger without reservation.

September 19th 2024.

Fans of Strictly Come Dancing criticize the BBC for their controversial decision to remove a contestant from the show due to a scandal.
The BBC has recently faced criticism for their decision to take down a popular Strictly Come Dancing blog that has been running for many years. Fans of the show were left disappointed and upset by the news, especially with the new season premiering this Saturday. Celebrities like Chris McCausland, JB Gill, and Nick Knowles will be taking to the dance floor with their professional partners, including Amy Dowden, Diane Buswell, and Gorka Marquez.

Unfortunately, not everything has stayed the same for the beloved blog, which was known for providing the latest news and behind-the-scenes gossip. It had been a go-to destination for avid Strictly viewers to stay updated on the reality competition and share their own thoughts and opinions. The blog has been around since 2010 and has become a central hub for fans to discuss the show's developments.

This news comes after a challenging year for Strictly, with former pro Giovanni Pernice leaving the show following allegations of bullying and abusive behavior from his 2023 partner Amanda Abbington. However, he has denied these claims. Graziano Di Prima, another former pro, also left the show after being accused of abusive behavior by his previous partner, Zara McDermott. His representative has since apologized.

The scandals have sparked conversations about the safety standards of the show, with current professionals and former contestants sharing their experiences and opinions. However, for those who want to voice their thoughts and opinions, the blog will no longer be an option. In a final post on September 17, the BBC explained that they will be directing fans to their social media channels, including Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, where there are active communities discussing the show.

The timing of this decision has raised questions and concerns among fans, with some speculating that it is a way to control the negative reactions to recent controversies. Many dedicated users of the blog have expressed their disappointment and frustration, with some pointing out that they are not active on social media and will now be left out of the conversation. Others have shared their love for the blog and its community, with its banter and silliness being a highlight for many.

As the series aired last year, the weekly blog posts would receive anywhere from 200 to 1600 comments, proving its popularity among fans. However, Strictly is now focusing on their large following on social media, with a total of 3.7 million followers across various platforms. One element that will remain is the spin-off show, It Takes Two, with returning host Fleur East and new co-host Janette Manrara, who was a pro on the show before joining as a presenter.

Janette has praised her co-host, Fleur, and expressed her excitement about returning to the show. She shared how similar they are and how much they both love Strictly. It Takes Two will air on weekdays from Monday, September 23, at 6:30 pm on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer. Strictly Come Dancing will continue on Saturday at 7pm on BBC One. If you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures, you can submit them to the entertainment team by emailing them, calling, or visiting their Submit Stuff page. They would love to hear from you.

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