Strictly Come Dancing star could face a ban from BBC following ‘fix’ comments

Strictly Come Dancing star, Vick Hope, could face a ban from BBC following her ‘fix’ comments.

The radio presenter was voted out of the competition over the weekend, while Seann Walsh and Katya Jones were saved by the judges.

After leaving the competition the 29-year-old took to the airwaves to tell fans that she saw the judges having a very strange conversation before they voted her off.

 

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Vick told fans that “it was a weird atmosphere” when judges were giving their votes and hinted that judge, Shirley Ballas, hated her.

A BBC source has now told The Sun that the presenter’s comments were not a good career move: “As a TV hopeful it was a pretty stupid thing to do. Execs are less than impressed.”

“She’s come across as a bad loser when they’ve done so much to support her. The Beeb won’t be having her back.”