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Strictly’s Giovanni Pernice says Amanda Abbington ‘did the right thing’ as he makes TV return after bullying probe

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Giovanni Pernice has given his first TV interview since the BBC carried out an investigation after complaints made by his celebrity partner Amanda Abbington during the 2023 series of the show.The BBC has apologised to former contestant Amanda, saying it had assessed and “upheld some, but not all” of her complaints about the Italian dancer's behaviour during her time on the show.

After an investigation lasting six months following Amanda's claims, there were no findings relating to physical aggression, but complaints of verbal bullying and harassment were upheld.

In total, the broadcaster upheld six of the 17 allegations made by the Sherlock actress. Speaking to Christine Lampard on Tuesday morning's Lorraine, Giovanni wanted to share his side of the story after a 'challenging year'.

Asked why he wanted to do the interview, the star said: "I think it's the right time to do so, it's been a year of difficulty.

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