Wynne Evans “disappointed” from BBC to strict scandal: “Until they apologize” | Celebrity messages | Showbiz & TV

Wynne Evans has finally opened up his hard year since the leading role in the HIT Ballroom series of the BBC, Strictly Come Dancing. In his first bombless interview, the TV star thought about the shocking scandals and thought openly that he dealt with a terrible collapse of mental health.

Wynne told his side of the story and claimed that his “roast roast” comment, whom he made about strict host Janette Manrara, was an innocent nickname for his buddy and his competitor, Jamie Borthwick. However, after he had been accused of misogyny and turmoil of fans, he had to spend a public apology, and BBC bosses made an explanation of his distance from the strict tour. Since then, Wynne has denied being a women's enemy and claimed that the nickname was an insider joke about Jamie between the line -up.

He added: “It was heartbreaking. 'Spit roast boy' was a nickname that we all gave [fellow contestant] Jamie Borthwick because he could twist his legs like a spit-roast chicken over his head. I would be the first to apologize if I had used it in two meaning of this word. “

This was one of three allegations raised against him when Wynne was flooded with criticism for the first time after “Gropegate”, which came after the fans noticed his strict partner Katya Jones, who moved his hand abruptly from her waist.

The GO comparison Crooner was then associated with another scandal after it became known that he had sent a sex toy to Jamie through which the Eastenderers star was laughed at in front of the camera.

Wynne explained that the situation with Katya was a prank that went wrong when she planned to speak to body language experts and record a trick.

The dancer reveals: “So Katya says to me:” Why don't we create our own experiment for body languages? Put your hand on my waist, I will withdraw it and see if people notice it. “Naiv I said” ok “.

“We quickly made a video in which it was explained that we went to the BBC and the BBC Press team said:” No, it's too long, make another video, make a short one, just say I'm sorry and keep going. “And we did that.”

As for the prank of sex toys, he admitted: “Obviously, it was probably not the most sensible in the light of everything else. But we were in the changing room, Jamie spoke about this sex toy, and everyone agreed to send him one. I ordered it from Amazon.

“But it was a stupid joke that came back and I shouldn't have done it. It is now clear to me that they cannot make such jokes at work – it is deeply unprofessional.”

Wynnes scandals came for a year after the BBC had initiated an investigation into Amanda Abbington's formal complaints about Giovanni Pernice's behavior.

The internal examination soon triggered an outfit of horror stories of earlier dancers, including reports that Graziano di Prima had been caught when his partner Zara McDermott was caught during the rehearsals.

The general director of BBC, Tim Davie, spent an unprecedented apology and swore to tidy up the show, which apparently belonged to Wynnes ax from the strict tour.

The star appealed whether he felt like a “scapegoat” and said: “I would not use this word and it is very difficult for the BBC because they are historically seen and at their own discretion.

“Now they have to examine everything and they have to be seen to examine everything. I personally do not think I have a investigation, but I understand why they had to go through this process. It would be on the GD if he wanted to apologize to me, but for me it was not quite the experience I was hoping for.”