Strictly's Giovanni Pernice confesses there's 'no way' he'd date partner Ranvir Singh

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Strictly Come Dancing star Giovanni Pernice says he would love to have a male celebrity as his partner for the 2021 series, now that the show has introduced same-sex parings.

"You have to deliver a performance. Each dance is a different story."Addressing his relationship with Ranvir, he continued: "No, no, no no no.

Strictly fans were devasted when the series’s first-ever same-sex couple Nicola Adams and Katya Jones were forced to pull out of the show last year.

Giovanni Pernice has revealed he'd love to be paired with a man in the upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing. The 30 year old, who recently exclusively addressed Alexandra Burke romance rumours with OK!, narrowly missed out on the final of the fan-favourite programme last year with partner Ranvir Singh.

Strictly Come Dancing's Giovanni Pernice, 30, has revealed that he would happily have the coronavirus vaccine if BBC bosses were to introduce it as a rule for competing on the show.The Italian dancer professional, who most recently partnered with Ranvir Singh in the 2020 series, said he would have the vaccine to keep his colleagues "safe."The Sicilian dancer revealed his thoughts on the vaccine and said if it came down to it, he would have the jab if it meant he could work on the dance show.He revealed: "The priority for me and for us and for the BBC especially is to be safe."If we have to work in environments where you have to dance and get close to somebody and a vaccine was required to be safe for everybody, then why not?"Giovanni went

STRICTLY'S Giovanni Pernice says he'd love to be paired with a man on the new series. The Italian dancer's new comments came after he ruled out romance with last year's partner Ranvir Singh.

coronavirus vaccine, should it be essential for dancing professionals to compete in the next season of Strictly Come Dancing.The Italian born star admitted that while he is keen to get back into the ballroom, all safety measures must remain in place due to the level of intimacy between dancers and their partners.Giovanni, 30, competed in the last season of Strictly with celebrity pairing, Good Moning Britain's political editor, Ranvir Singh, with the pair eventually being given the boot during week eight.

Strictly Come Dancing star Giovanni Pernice says he would happily be vaccinated if the BBC were to implement a No Jab, No Jive policy on all performers taking part on the hit show.

Strictly Come Dancing pro Giovanni Pernice has called the people who complained about a Musicals Week number “very stupid”.The 30-year-old dancer shared his thoughts on the matter in a new interview.The Strictly routine which caused offence, saw the professional dancers perform a dance inspired by the musical Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.Giovanni along with his co-stars Johannes Radebe and Gorka Marquez performed in sequin outfits, complete with high heels and make-up.The Italian pro said he “absolutely loved” being a part of it.Although the routine went down well with most fans, it was reported at the time that 150 viewers had complained.Talking about the performance, Giovanni said: “I loved that.“I absolutely loved that.

It seems as though a romance between Giovanni Pernice and Ranvir Singh was never on the cards after all.

Giovanni Pernice and Ranvir Singh were plagued with romance rumours during their stint on the latest series of Strictly Come Dancing - and at times, did little to dispel the speculation when they sizzled on the dancefloor.However, in a new interview with Entertainment Daily, the professional dancer has ruled out the idea of a potential romantic relationship with his celebrity dance partner. "Every year there's always a romance rumour with a different partner," he explained.MORE: Ranvir Singh breaks down in tears during exit interview with Giovanni PerniceWATCH: Strictly's Ranvir Singh breaks down in tears after shock exit"I mean, even if you don't have a partner there's a rumour.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Giovanni Pernice, 30, has spoken out to address the nature of his relationship with Ranvir Singh, 43, after the duo sparked romance rumours on last year’s series of the BBC show.

Strictly Come Dancing star sparked an online frenzy after sharing a cosy snap alongside the Bad Boys hitmaker.Giovanni revealed: “Me and Alexandra are super friends for like four years. “She did Strictly and we've been friends since then, we also have the same agent."That's it. We are really, really good friends.

Giovanni Pernice has broken his silence on rumours he is dating Alexandra Burke in an exclusive interview with OK! online.The 30 year old and Alexandra, 32, sparked speculation that they are dating last week after they gushed over each other in sweet social media posts. Strictly Come Dancing professional Giovanni uploaded an image of himself kissing Alexandra on the cheek to his 434,000 Instagram followers, captioning it: "Miss you!!!" alongside a red love heart emoji.The X Factor winner Alexandra then reposted the cute snap to her own 214,000 followers, writing: "I miss you more baby!!," tagging the hunk.

Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh, 43, has revealed she discovered “so late” that “emotional intelligence” is needed from a partner in a relationship.The host shared her thoughts in response to a post written by author and journalist Poorna Bell.The latter wrote: “It has taken 40 years for me to realise when it comes to a wish list of things I need from a partner, emotional intelligence must be in the non-negotiable top 3, and also realised how much angst I would’ve saved myself if I’d understood this sooner.“Still better late than never.”Agreeing with her, Ranvir wrote: “I hear you, sister.”Poorna replied with a mixture of smiling with heart face and crying emojis to reflect both happy and sad moods.James Martin issues apology in