From the infidelity ‘curse’ to alleged physical abuse, Strictly reveals our need for a Saviour

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From the ‘Strictly Curse’ to recent allegation of bullying and abuse, will the nation’s favourite light-entertainment show be axed? Jemimah Wright takes a look at the twenty year history of Strictly Come Dancing.

Strictly Come Dancing is in jeopardy. Two male professional dancers, Graziano di Prima and Giovanni Pernice have now left the show amidst accusations of bullying. The popular dance show has been on our TVs for two decades, but this current scandal is not the first whiff that all is not well. The term ‘Strictly Curse’ was dubbed by tabloids after those participating, whether as a celebrity or professional dancer, either broke up with their partner, or the relationship was threatened.

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