Strictly Come Dancing bosses are reportedly considering placing star couples in isolation together, amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Producers are considering numerous options to ensure the 2020 series can go ahead later this year, despite the world’s ongoing health crisis.
According to The Sun, bosses are also considering filming the series without a studio audience for the first time in history – to protect the public from COVID-19.
“The stars would be put into isolation with their pro partners over a week before the start of the series to avoid risks of illness,” a source explained.
“In theory they would stay in the same place and train together daily with minimal contact with the outside world.”
“It’s an extreme idea but it’s one of many that’s being bandied around in meetings at the moment.”
The new series of Strictly is scheduled to begin production in August, as the launch episode usually airs in early September.
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