BBC Strictly's Giovanni Pernice finds comfort in Rose Ayling-Ellis after partner's sudden exit
02.11.2023 - 11:17
/ ok.co.uk
Strictly Come Dancing star Giovanni Pernice has been finding comfort in spending quality time with former show partner Rose Ayling-Ellis after his shock exit from the 2023 series. Pro dancer Giovanni was partnered with Amanda Abbington this year, who left the competition on 23 October saying in a statement that she was "unable to continue".
There have been rumours that the pair clashed over training schedules during her time on the show, and now Giovanni has turned to former EastEnders star Rose, who he won the 2021 contest with and remains close to.
Sharing moments from their night out together on his Instagram stories, Giovanni showed Rose sitting in the Royal Opera House's restaurant with a glass of prosecco. In the video, he told her: "I tell you what you should do.
You should drink that." When Rose asked why, he told her: "Because you got smelly breath," adding that she had been eating onion soup. Rose called over to a waiter who brought her a bowl of olives and said: "That's peppermint.
No onion soup anymore, it's now olive breath." Sicilian dancer Giovanni also shared a photo of himself and Rose with some of the dancers they had watched at London's Royal Opera House, and added a funny clip from after the show. He shared Rose attempting to strike a ballet pose back at home before stumbling towards him and captioned it: "She got inspired apparently..." Rose and Giovanni's partnership was a huge hit with Strictly viewers and the pro dancer has continued to learn British Sign Language after working with Rose, who was the show's first ever deaf contestant.
Giovanni was not mentioned in Amanda's statement, which she released after it was confirmed that she had quit the show. She said: "It is with deepest regret that I
.
The website popstar.one is an aggregator of news from open sources. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. You can
send a complaint on the news if you find it unreliable.