Archive · 5 Aug 2025
BBC Investigates New Drug Allegations on 'Strictly Come Dancing'
The BBC, which runs the show 'Strictly Come Dancing,' is looking into claims that two people on the show used drugs.
Someone sent a legal note to the BBC about it, and now there is an investigation.
The BBC has hired an outside law firm to help them figure out what happened.
This is not the first problem the show has had, as there were other issues in the past.
It's not yet known who is involved.
The BBC is investigating allegations of drug use involving two unnamed 'Strictly Come Dancing' stars.
The Sun reported the allegations, which stemmed from a legal submission.
The legal submission was made by Russells law firm on behalf of Wynne Evans.
Evans was recently let go from his BBC radio show after an incident on the Strictly live tour.
The investigation is led by an external legal firm reporting to an internal BBC unit.
- Who
- The BBC is investigating allegations against unnamed 'Strictly' stars.
- What
- The BBC is investigating allegations of drug use by two unnamed 'Strictly Come Dancing' stars.
- When
- The investigation was launched after allegations reported over the weekend and a legal submission.
- Where
- The show 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
- Why
- To address allegations of drug use and adhere to the BBC's protocols.
- Show
- 'Strictly Come Dancing'
- Allegation
- Drug use by two unnamed stars
- Involved Parties
- BBC, The Sun, Wynne Evans, Law firm Russells
- Type of Investigation
- Internal and External
- Recent Event
- Evans was dropped from BBC radio show
