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Ashley Banjo reveals he's working with Harry and Meghan on secret project

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Ashley Banjo has revealed he’s in tals about a future work project with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The street dancer and his Diversity bandmates were met with a barrage of criticism and complaints to the broadcasting regular Ofcom for their controversial Black Lives Matter performance on Britain’s Got Talent in September.

The extraordinary dance routine sees a white police officer kneeling on him during one thought-provoking segment, which was subject to nearly 30,000 complaints.

Ashley and his dance troop won a BAFTA TV award for their powerful performance – and the 32-year-old TV star has revealed royal couple Harry and Meghan have since been in touch to potentially work together.

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