Wynne Evans Removed from Strictly Tour Following Inappropriate Remark

The opera singer and BBC presenter faces backlash over a lewd comment made during a tour photocall, leading to his withdrawal from public commitments.

Wynne Evans, known for his Go Compare adverts and BBC Radio Wales show, has stepped away from the Strictly Come Dancing live tour and his radio program after making an inappropriate remark.
Evans was caught on video using a sexualized term during a photocall, reportedly directed at Strictly host Janette Manrara, prompting warnings from tour producers.
The BBC and Strictly tour producers emphasized a zero-tolerance policy for such behavior, though no formal complaints were filed about the incident.
Evans issued a public apology, admitting his language was unacceptable and stating he would take time off to reflect on his actions and prioritize his wellbeing.
Robin Morgan has temporarily replaced Evans on BBC Radio Wales, and the BBC has not confirmed when or if Evans will return to his role.