Were any Strictly stars found to have used cocaine?

No, an investigation by the BBC found no evidence to support allegations of cocaine use against two Strictly Come Dancing stars.

Who made the allegations against the Strictly stars?

The allegations were made by former contestant Wynne Evans in a legal submission to the BBC.

What was the outcome of the Strictly cocaine use investigation?

The BBC's external investigation concluded with no evidence found, clearing the two Strictly stars involved.

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Strictly Stars Cleared of Cocaine Allegations

22 Feb

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Summary

Strictly stars have been cleared of cocaine use allegations.
An investigation found no evidence to support Wynne Evans's claim.
The BBC conducted an external probe into the accusation.

Strictly Stars Cleared of Cocaine Allegations

The BBC has concluded an investigation into allegations of cocaine use against two Strictly Come Dancing stars, clearing them of any wrongdoing. The probe was initiated last summer after former contestant Wynne Evans filed a complaint.

An external legal firm conducted the inquiry, finding no evidence to substantiate Mr. Evans's claims. A source indicated the BBC took the accusation seriously, funding the comprehensive review.

This clearance comes at a crucial time for the show as it seeks new presenters to replace Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman. The investigation's conclusion is expected to alleviate concerns about potential negative impacts on attracting new talent.