Strictly announces new professional dancers Alexis Warr and Julian Caillon
The BBC joins the Solid Come Dancing series when two new professional dancers return to the screen in autumn.
Julian Caillon, born in American -born Alexis Warr and Australia, will take part in the BBC One Show alongside the 18 professional dancers who returned.
Warr US Dance series won, so you think you can dance in 2022 and as a guest professional dancer and Stars Dance Dance Group, the US version.
Caillon appeared as a professional dancer in three seasons that Australia danced with stars. A former personal coach completed two triathlons this year.
Warr said in a statement, “I have absolutely admired for years, so it is very honor to join this incredible family.” He said.
Caillon, “I watched for years, especially I knew and who is a part of all the magnificent dancers cheered.”
Warr and Caillon interviews about the new roles of BBC Radio 2 at the Breakfast Fair on Monday morning.
Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, Anton Du Beke and Shirley Ballas, Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman will return as a host. BBC, the famous series of the series will be announced later on the year, he added.
The demonstration, which has been published since 2004, has faced multiple discussions during the last year about the behavior of some professional dancers and famous guests.
Professional Dancers Giovanni Percice And Graziano di Prima After allegations about his behavior towards dance partners, he left the show last year.
BBC announced New welfare measures Absolutely for last July. These include having a chaver in all rehearsal rooms, adding two new welfare manufacturers and additional training for professional dancers, production team and crew.
In January, Welsh Opera singer Wynne Evans, a famous dancer in last year’s series “Inappropriate and unacceptable” comment Definitely during the live tour launch. After the incident, the BBC radio wils took time from the day show and the BBC said in May. He will not come back to him.
Eastenders star Jamie Borthwick Sushed by BBC Last month, Sun reported that he used a slurry against disabled people behind the stage during the rehearsals in November. Borthwick apologized and said the BBC language was “completely unacceptable”.
