BBC Cuts Final Wynne Evans Show After Multiple Misconduct Complaints

The BBC has officially cut all ties with Wynne Evans following a series of controversies, including inappropriate conduct allegations and incidents during the Strictly Come Dancing live tour. After being dropped from the Strictly tour and his BBC Radio Wales show, the broadcaster confirmed it will not renew his travelogue series, 'Wynne & Joanna: All at Sea,' which aired for one season earlier this year. The six-episode series featured Evans and Joanna Page sailing along the Welsh coastline but was placed on ice amid the scandals and ultimately axed, marking the end of his relationship with the BBC. The BBC faced seven complaints from female colleagues about Evans' conduct, including an inappropriate comment during a Zoom call, though Evans has denied any allegations publicly. In response, Evans launched his own online radio show, which attracted a significant audience, with fans expressing support despite the BBC's decision. The cancellation means Evans currently has no TV or radio projects with the BBC, ending a long-standing association.