Welsh opera singer Wynne Evans has apologised for making what he described as an "inappropriate and unacceptable" comment to his fellow stars during the Strictly Come Dancing live tour launch earlier this month.

STRICTLY Come Dancing’s Wynne Evans has been seen for the first time after apologising for his vile sexual comment about Janette Manrara. The opera singer flashed a wry smile as he stepped

Pressure is mounting on the BBC to pull a new show starring Strictly's Wynne Evans after he was embroiled in a fresh scandal while on tour. The Welsh opera singer is about to star in a new BBC show, alongside Gavin & Stacey's Joanna Page - All At Sea - which is due to start tomorrow (Monday).

The opera singer was filmed making a vile sexual remark about his Strictly Come Dancing co-stars while kicking off the UK tour

STRICTLY Live Tour bosses hauled contestant Wynne Evans over the coals for a crude remark about co-star Janette Manrara — but stopped short of firing him. Wynne, 52, made a joke using the hugely

Strictly Come Dancing star Wynne Evans has been issued with a warning by the BBC after he was caught making a sexual remark about a co-star on the Strictly tour

Strictly Come Dancing star Wynne Evans has sparked fresh controversy for the BBC dance competition after apparently being caught making a crude remark behind the scenes of the Strictly live tour. This comes after the Go Compare star, 52, was forced to pull out of the live tour due to a painful injury to his foot.

BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Wynne Evans has issued an apology after making an 'inappropriate' sex remark during the live tour launch, which he was reprimanded for

Stars from the recent series of Strictly Come Dancing are currently on tour and Wynne Evans has ended up in hot water right from the beginning. The opera singer has issued an apology over an ‘inappropriate’ sexual comment he made during the launch in Birmingham.