Strictly's Wynne Evans' future sealed as BBC bosses make major decision after vile sex jibe

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Strictly Come Dancing bosses have made a big decision regarding Wynne Evans' future after it came to light that he made a disgusting sexual remark.The opera singer and GoCompare ad star was a contestant on the last series of the BBC dance competition and is currently a cast member in the UK tour.During a press call about the tour, Evans was caught on camera making an inappropriate comment about his co-stars, writes The Mirror.Since then he has apologised, however questions remain over his future on the tour as well as with the BBC as Evans hosts a BBC Wales radio show.

Evans stood alongside fellow Strictly co-stars as they posed together for a photo just a few weeks ago.Evans was recorded making an inappropriate sexual comment to Janette Manrara, who hosts the show on the tour, when she walked over to the group.

He sang out: "Go Compare," before adding: "Not too close to Jamie [Borthwick]." He then used the hugely demeaning term "spit roast" in reference to a lewd sexual act.

In a statement, Evans told the Mirror: "My language was inappropriate and unacceptable, for which I sincerely apologise." BBC bosses were reportedly satisfied with Evans' apology.

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