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Strictly Come Dancing producers are reportedly keeping Anton Du Beke on the show's judging panel, meaning Bruno Tonioli might be axed.Due to the pandemic, the 66-year-old Italian native has not appeared on the BBC show in person for the last two years.In 2020 Bruno - who judges the US version of the dancing show Dancing With the Stars - appeared via video link from his home in LA.In 2021, Strictly saw dancer Anton hang up his dancing shoes and take his place at the judging panel alongside Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas and Motsi Mabuse.It's been teased that Bruno, who has starred on the show for 16 years and is currently on the Strictly tour as a judge, would not be returning to the hit BBC show this year.In an exclusive chat with The Sun, a source said: "We have been told Anton's contract as a judge is going to be renewed. The bosses were really happy with his performance.""It also hasn't escaped their notice his salary is considerably lower than Bruno's."They revealed that there is a "huge amount of affection" for him on the BBC show and that the decision will "ruffle some feathers".However, because the judging panel format worked well last year, it is believed that bosses are reluctant to switch it up again.The announcement comes after the Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood showed his support for welcoming Bruno back to the show.

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Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle is opening up about her new living situation after moving from London to California with husband, Prince Harry. The Duchess spoke with The 19th’s CEO and co-founder Emily Ramshaw about her return to the United States coincided with the unnecessary murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and so many others.

In a rare sit-down interview, Meghan Markle shared her thoughts on the current state of journalism while promoting a nonprofit news organization that is focused on elevating underserved communities. And with a highly anticipated biography the 39-year-old Duchess of Sussex has reportedly not consulted on, which was released on Aug.

Meghan Markle interviewed non-profit The 19th*’s co-founder and CEO, Emily Ramshaw today for a virtual summit hosted by the organization. During the conversation she candidly discussed her experience of moving back to California in the midst of protests against police brutality and in support of Black Lives Matter."To come back and to just see the state of affairs, I think at the onset of it, if I’m being honest, it was just devastating," Meghan started.

. She recently chatted with co-founder Emily Ramshaw, who is the CEO of the nonprofit and nonpartisan newsroom.

Meghan Markle, 39, just gave fans a glimpse inside her and Prince Harry‘s, 35, new California home! The couple purchased the $14.7 million property in Montecito, Santa Barbara in July, and offered the first peek inside when Meghan appeared on a virtual summit via video chat. The mom-of-one was a guest speaker on The 19th* Represents 2020 Virtual Summit on August 14 and appeared via video chat. She said “it’s good to be home” while speaking with the company’s co-founder and CEO Emily Ramshaw.

Meghan Markle must have been excited to leave the palace and return to the United States when she and husband, Prince Harry decided to leave behind their royal titles and duties. However, her happiness was definitely lessened by the timing since it happened amid the fight for racial equality in the country after the killing of George Floyd and many others.

Meghan Markle spoke out about the constraints she was under as a senior member of the royal family before she and Prince Harry stepped back.The former actress, 39, discussed the matter during a Friday, August 14, interview with The 19th’s Emily Ramshaw. “It’s something that I look forward to being a part of,” she said of participating in the Black Lives Matter movement and politics.

Meghan Markle admitted that when she first moved back to the United States in April after almost a decade of living in Canada and the United Kingdom, she felt the political and racial unrest. The Duchess of Sussex, 39, appeared in conversation with the co-founder and CEO of The 19th*, Emily Ramshaw, on Friday, and discussed the effects of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor's deaths.

Meghan Markle is opening up about her new living situation after moving from London to California with husband, Prince Harry.

Meghan Markle has said "it's good to be home" and promised to be more vocal in a new interview.

Meghan Markle admits that returning to the United States was «devastating» for her amid racial injustice. TheDuchess of Sussex spoke about returning to the States after 10 years during a conversation with Emily Ramshaw, the cofounder and CEO of The 19th*, on Friday.While Markle said it was «good to be home,» the former star — who lived in Canada for seven years while filming the show and then moved to the U.K.

Meghan Markle took the interviewer chair for a chat with cofounder and CEO of The 19th*, Emily Ramshaw.

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is ready to make her hosting debut.Today, it was revealed that the duchess will be participating in the 19th Represents Virtual Summit next week. Rather than preparing a written address or taking part in a panel discussion, however, Meghan will be in the interviewer's chair, hosting a conversation with The 19th's cofounder and CEO, Emily Ramshaw, surrounding the topics of gender, representation, and the future of news-based media.

Meghan Markle’s next public engagement has been revealed.

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is set to moderate a discussion with The 19th's cofounder and CEO, Emily Ramshaw, as part of the nonprofit's 19th Represents Virtual Summit next week. "I'm looking forward to asking the co-founder what it means to build a media outlet with gender equity, diversity, and community at its core," Meghan said in a statement for Glamour magazine.