Strictly Come Dancing probe into Amanda Abbington and Giovanni Pernice row to announce findings ‘within days’

19 August 2024, 11:07

Amanda Abbington and Giovanni Pernice were partnered on the 2023 season of Strictly
Amanda Abbington and Giovanni Pernice were partnered on the 2023 season of Strictly. Picture: Alamy

By Asher McShane

A verdict on the Amanda Abbington and Giovanni Pernice Strictly Come Dancing row is expected within days, according to reports.

Listen to this article

Loading audio...

Amanda, 50, has made a series of accusations against her Strictly partner Giovanni - including a claim that his teaching methods were ‘abusive, cruel and mean.’

Pernice has strongly denied the allegations.

According to MailOnline investigators have “ seen and reviewed everything that they need to and are in a position to make a final decision on what happened.”

A source close to the investigation told the news outlet that all the evidence has been presented to Pernice, 33, and both parties are now awaiting a final decision from the BBC.

Read more: One dead and six missing as British-flagged yacht sinks after being 'hit by tornado' in Italy

Read more: Government activates 'Operation Early Dawn' as emergency measure to ease prison overcrowding triggered

Much of the detailed information in the report is likely to remain confidential - especially if the possibility of further legal action remains.

A BBC spokesperson said: “As we have said before, we will not be commenting on individuals or engaging in speculation.”

Former Met police investigators are leading the inquiry.

Earlier this week it emerged that Amanda had been reportedly questioned by BBC bosses for a second time over ‘crude comments she claimed were made by Giovanni.

They reportedly discussed claims of comments of a sexual nature that were made during rehearsals. Giovanni has denied all allegations made against him.

More Latest News

See more More Latest News

Exclusive
xx

Devastated parents claim mould-ridden flat contributed to baby's death, as government slammed for Awaab’s Law delays

Drone Threat Hits Home: UK Bases See Intrusions as Ukraine Conflict Highlights Escalating Warfare

Drone war ‘could come to London next’, warns expert after record Russian aerial assault

'The era of profiting from failure is over': Thames Water slapped with £122.7m fine in biggest penalty in history

'The era of profiting from failure is over': Thames Water slapped with £122.7m fine in biggest penalty in history

Refinery with smoke and global warming concept

Global temperatures set to rise above 1.5C threshold over next five years

THAILAND PATTAYA MARKET THAI FOOD

Cardiovascular disease rates in Southeast Asia soar by 148% in 30 years according to latest figures

File photo dated 03/02/22 of an online energy bill. The energy price cap will fall by 7% from July 1 for a typical household in England, Scotland and Wales, Ofgem has said. Issue date: Friday May 23, 2025.

Energy companies ordered to pay out £70 million in compensation over forced meter fittings

A young caucasian man in pajamas in bed about to take some blue pills from a brown bottle

Urgent warning after two die in London taking ‘blue pills’

Doctor working with medical imaging and technology to provide accurate diagnosis.

New study reveals the childhood cancers which take the longest to diagnose

A Jewish boy has been hospitalised after a ‘racially motivated attack’ in Hampstead, a charity has said.

Jewish boy hospitalised after ‘racially motivated attack’ in Hampstead, north London

Palestinians carry boxes containing food and humanitarian aid packages delivered by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

Hamas tells Gazans facing food shortages to stay away from US-linked aid deliveries

The Harvard University logo is displayed on a building at the school, Tuesday, April 15, 2025, in Cambridge, Mass.

Germany offers ‘exile campus’ to Harvard students after foreigner ban

Water St the morning after the tragic events just after the LFC trophy parade when a car was driven into the crowd injuring at least 50 people

Liverpool crash victim ‘pleaded with driver to stop’ before car mowed him down as motorist arrested for attempted murder

One in ten women say they have been spat on while running, a new study reveals.

'Hurtful and traumatising': Rise in men 'spitting' on women runners in disturbing new form of street harassment

Gayanne Potter told LBC she feels "absolutely sick".

Leading voiceover artist ‘violated’ by ScotRail AI announcements using her voice without 'permission'

The popular club's licence has been suspended following allegations that a woman was raped by a security guard in the vicinity of the venue

Heaven security guard accused of raping teenager was 'not permitted to work in UK' and 'used false ID to get job'

RFK Jr said that Covid-19 shots would be removed from the recommendations for certain groups.

Robert F Kennedy Jr drops Covid vaccines for healthy children and pregnant women - slamming lack of 'clinical data'