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Strictly star defies BBC’s Giovanni Pernice ban and shows her support for dancer

24 June 2024 , 18:24
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It comes as Amanda Abbington has called in cops due to sick trolling from Giovanni
It comes as Amanda Abbington has called in cops due to sick trolling from Giovanni's fans

A STRICTLY star has broken ranks and shown her support for Giovanni Pernice amid his departure from the show.

Lauren Oakley took to social media to show her support for the under fire dancer.

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A Strictly star has broken ranks and shown her support for Giovanni Pernice amid his departure from the showCredit: ITV
Lauren Oakley took to social media to show her support for the under fire dancer
Lauren Oakley took to social media to show her support for the under fire dancerCredit: Strictly Come Dancing / Instagram
Ballroom star Lauren - who is a pro dancer on Strictly - attended Giovanni's new show with Anton Du Beke
Ballroom star Lauren - who is a pro dancer on Strictly - attended Giovanni's new show with Anton Du BekeCredit: Instagram @laurenmayoakley
It comes as Amanda Abbington calls in the cops over trolling from Giovanni's fans
It comes as Amanda Abbington calls in the cops over trolling from Giovanni's fansCredit: PA

Ballroom star Lauren - who is a pro dancer on Strictly - attended Giovanni's new show with Anton Du Beke.

The 33-year-old posted from the audience of their live show which is currently on the road across the UK.

Lauren's support for Giovanni comes after The Sun revealed Amanda Abbington has called in police after being bombarded with death threats from trolls.

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The actress, 50, has received dozens of horrific messages a day from fans of her ex-dance partner Giovanni, 33, who she accuses of bullying behaviour.

The Sherlock star has been in touch with local police officers to take measures to protect herself and her family.

Meanwhile, last week Giovanni released a statement vowing to clear his name after it was previously revealed a male star had come forward after three female celebs including Amanda and Laura Whitmore complained to the Beeb.

The dancer said: "As you know, I have always rejected any suggestion of abusive or threatening behaviour.

"The latest accusations are simply false.

"I am cooperating fully with the ongoing BBC investigation, which will determine the truth.

"As requested, I have stayed silent, but I am looking forward to the conclusion of the investigation and ultimately clearing my name and establishing the truth."


Alex Doyle

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