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Strictly Star 'Suing BBC for Rigging Voting' and Withdraws From 2025 Final
Thomas Skinner alleges the BBC manipulated public votes to eliminate him first and is reportedly suing, while the BBC denies any wrongdoing and awaits legal action.
- Thomas Skinner, 34, who was the first celebrity voted off Strictly Come Dancing 2025, will not return for the show's grand finale due to a prior commitment, leaving his professional partner Amy Dowden to dance alone in the reunion routine.
- Strictly Come Dancing's 2025 final will feature a group dance with previous contestants like Vicky Pattison, Lewis Cope, Chris Robshaw, Ellie Goldstein, and Alex Kingston, as well as Amy Dowden and other professional dancers.
- The Strictly Come Dancing 2025 grand finale will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Saturday at 7 pm.
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Strictly Come Dancing's Thomas Skinner 'reportedly suing BBC' over 'rigged' voting claims - Birmingham Live
Former Strictly Come Dancing star Thomas Skinner is reportedly suing the BBC over claims the dance show's voting was rigged, with sources saying he believes he has proof of foul play
·Birmingham, United Kingdom
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