The BBC is facing a potential £1 million legal bill over the Strictly Come Dancing misconduct scandal as more celebrities raise complaints. Allegations include instances of physical harm, such as Graziano Di Prima being axed for 'hitting and kicking' his partner Zara McDermott. Past contestants like Amanda Abbington are lining up claims for physical or mental health harm and loss of earnings, with lawyers Carter Ruck representing them. Concerns about liability and duty of care breaches have emerged, with the BBC fearing significant payouts and the potential for personal injury claims exceeding £1 million.