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Strictly Come Dancing 'needs intimacy coaches to set boundaries' if TV series is to survive amid misconduct scandal
Strictly bosses announced plans to introduce chaperones during training, and the appointment of two new welfare producers as they work to address the concerns.
Insiders have suggested that Strictly Come Dancing 'needs intimacy coaches to set boundaries' if the TV series is to survive amid the ongoing misconduct scandal (Zara McDermott and Graziano Di Prima pictured) Kate Phillips, BBC's Director of Unscripted, said: 'Whilst we know our shows have been positive experiences for the vast majority of those who have taken part, if issues are raised with us, or we're made aware of inappropriate behaviour, we will always take that seriously and act. Amanda - his last celebrity partner - quit Strictly last year due to 'personal reasons' before reports she had demanded footage of their rehearsals after the experience in the competition left her with PTSD (pictured in January 2023)
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