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Kate Garraway wades into Strictly drama live on Good Morning Britain with fiery comment about Graziano Di Prima and misconduct probe
The Good Morning Britain presenter, 57, addressed the controversial topic on Tuesday's show, giving her own opinion on the matter and debating whether 'it's time the beloved series called it quits'.
The Good Morning Britain presenter, 57, who appeared on the BBC dance competition back in 2007, addressed the topic on Tuesday's show, giving her own opinion on the matter and debating whether 'it's time the series called it quits'. Graziano Di Prima, 30, was sacked from the BBC programme last week over reports he verbally and physically abused his celebrity partner Zara McDermott, 27, during last year's series Insiders have now revealed that Graziano is packing up his life and plans to start again in Italy alongside his wife Giada, a fellow dancer who stars on the Italian version of Strictly
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