Wynne Evans' secret heartache in the middle of strict scandals and shock path, which he learned from Ax

Wynne Evans opened how he found out that he was exposed to the strictly dancing tour – just a few days after he lost his brother

Wynne Evans spoke about being removed from the strictly come – and how he learned from his ax after comments against the professional dancer Janette Manrara. During this time the star said he was a “mourning chaos” after he lost his older brother Huw.

The opera singer was reported from the live tour at the beginning of this year after making a rough remark about the dancer. After a video had appeared, in which he said in a strictly photocal “spit-roast” what, as was claimed, was in relation to Janette.

After the video had been published by the star who made the comment, the 53-year-old published an explanation in which he apologized for his words. “My language was inappropriate and unacceptable for which I sincerely apologize,” says a statement by Evans.

Evans now tells the sun that the comment was “absolutely sexually meant – and the fact that I used” young “, in order, it is nuanced, but it shows that I spoke to Jamie, not with Janette.”

Wynne revealed that his phone chased his team, the tour team and the strict team at the time at the time he said: “Oh god, I'm so sorry.” Wynne claims that this was accepted as a formal apology and published by the press team.

He also claims that he was “horrified” when he read the apology in the context of history as she was written and said that she “confirmed” the story.

A spokesman for the BBC Studios said: “Every explanation published on behalf of Wynne Evans was fully approved by Wynne Evans.”

Wynne was broadcast from the tour and was suspended only two days after running the original story on his 53rd birthday (January 27th) at the BBC. However, the star claims that he had learned by reading the article in the sun and later found that his BBC pass had been deactivated without warning.

On January 28, Wynne went to his Instagram to publish his own apology, which said: “I agreed to the BBC that I would take some time from my radio broadcast and the strict live tour and my other public obligations to prioritize my well -being.

“I am deeply sorry for the pain that my inappropriate actions have caused and plan to take this time for self -reflection.

“Sorry to those that I will not see in the remaining appearances, and I am grateful to my co -related for all the amazing support you gave me.”

Just two days before the photo wall, Wyne tragically lost his brother Huw and said that he was “a mourning chaos”. On January 8, the star paid tribute to his “beautiful oldest brother” Huw when he announced his death.

“I am so sad to say that my beautiful oldest brother died. My big brother was my hero and my inspiration,” wrote Wynne on Instagram.

“Huw my darling, I will miss you so much and I am so happy that I have to have you all my life,” the opera singer concluded emotionally.

Wynne also shot during the live shows last year after he was noticed that he put his hand on Katya's waist – which she immediately removed.

Then the duo went to social media to say that their exchange was simply an “insider” joke and should not be taken seriously.

Now Wyne has explained the “Insider” Kitzer further and told the publication that the couple agreed to take part in a BSB language attempts to see if people noticed.

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