The BBC is pushing on with its Wynne Evans and Joanna Page 'All At Sea' series despite the alleged remark from the 'Strictly Come Dancing' star.

Singer and broadcaster Wynne Evans has said he is taking "time out" from the Strictly Come Dancing tour as well as his "other public commitments", to "prioritise my wellbeing". The Welsh tenor's statement came two days after he apologised for making an "inappropriate and unacceptable" comment.

Strictly Come Dancing star Wynne Evans has reportedly become increasingly worried about his future and fears his career could be over – with one pal claiming he is in “a bad way”. During the Strictly live tour photocall in Birmingham,

Welsh opera singer Wynne Evans has apologised for making what he described as an "inappropriate and unacceptable" comment during the Strictly Come Dancing live tour launch earlier this month. A Mail on Sunday reporter recorded Evans, 52, making the sexualised remark at the Birmingham Arena as the group prepared for a photo on stage.

Lorraine Kelly has branded Strictly Come Dancing star Wynne Evans a "nutter" and "complete clown" following his controversial exit from the show's live tour. The veteran broadcaster made the remarks during appearances on both Good Morning Britain and her own ITV show yesterday,

Strictly Come Dancing star Wynne Evans has quit the BBC show's live tour after making an 'inappropriate' remark

This week, it was revealed that Wynne Evans chose to take a "time out" from his Strictly duties as well as his "other public commitments", in an effort to "prioritise his well bei