Strictly Fans 'Devastated' As Nadiya Bychkova Is Fourth Professional Dancer Rumoured To Be Axed
On Saturday, The Sun claimed that Gorka M rquez s contract would not be renewed ahead of the next season of Strictly, citing a “source” who claimed that “bosses want a fresh start” ahead of the next run. Luba Mushtuk and Michelle Tsiakkas were also among the pros rumoured not to be back for the upcoming season, with the tabloid alleging a day later that Nadiya Bychkova was the fourth to be dropped. At the time of writing, none of the four has addressed the speculation, but the news has sparked
On Saturday, The Sun claimed that Gorka M rquez s contract would not be renewed ahead of the next season of Strictly, citing a “source” who claimed that “bosses want a fresh start” ahead of the next run. Luba Mushtuk and Michelle Tsiakkas were also among the pros rumoured not to be back for the upcoming season, with the tabloid alleging a day later that Nadiya Bychkova was the fourth to be dropped. At the time of writing, none of the four has addressed the speculation, but the news has sparked
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