Wynne Evans believes that he was' treated unfair 'by the BBC after his spit-roost-jap reportedly was a' well-known nickname for a co-star and was considered jess in his strict circle
The Go Compare Star, 53, is said to be planning to 'bring the BBC to a tribunal' about his 'unfair treatment' after he had been taken from the strictly coming live tour.
Wynne apologized for the mean remark aimed at Tourhost Janette Manrara, when images emerged from the comment during the launch of the Tour.
Wynne was roughly admitted and suggested a three-way sex session with presenter Janette, with the help of the enormously humiliating term 'spit roast'. Janette has not filed a complaint against the singer.
Now it has been claimed that the sexual comment did not come as a surprise for those in his circle, because the comment was 'known to many of the professionals and celebrities who participated in the Tour'.
According to The Sun, the expression was “generally noticed and laughed during the Tour and became something that was regularly connected,” before Wynne was caught.
Friends of the Welsh Operazanger said that the publication Wynne is 'incredibly upset', no one jumped to publicly defend him in the light of the 'long -running joke'.
Wynne Evans', 53, Spit-Roast-Jas was reportedly a 'well-known nickname for a co-star and considered joke in his strict circle', in the midst of reports that he is planning to 'the BBC to a tribunal' about his 'unfair treatment' about his 'unfair treatment' following his strict ax
The Go Compare Star is said to be of the opinion that his reputation was unjustified 'in Tatters' after he apologized for a mean remark aimed at Tourhost Janette Manrara, when images emerged from the remark on the launch of the Tour
Now it has been claimed that the sexual comment did not come as a surprise for those in his circle, because the comment was 'known to many of the professionals and celebrities who participated in the Tour'
A friend said to the sun: 'Wynne likes to fill silences. He is naturally a funny person and when you are with him, he will make jokes on the left, right and middle.
“Some are on the knuckle, but it's nothing worse than everything that a guy-year-old guy would say.
MailOnline contacted the representatives of Wynne and the BBC for comment.
In the MOS film, Wynne is in the middle of a line-up of 20 celebrities and dancers such as Janette, who houses the TV-spin-off strictly come dancing: it takes two, is called to participate. As she approaches, Wynne warns her with a grin: 'Not too close to Jamie [Borthwick]! '
He then pulls a suggestive face on the actor, behind Janette's back, moving between them. It is at this point that Wynne makes his disgusting joke on her costs.
Seconds later, Janette's dancer husband Aljaz Skorjanec, who was in the neighborhood, asks her, “Honey, is it going?” She replies Curtly: “Yep.”
Janette's spokesperson said that the host was 'not aware of this comment from Wynne' who was audible for our reporter with a mobile phone 20 meters away.
Sources claim that Wynne, who hired a PR expert crisis after his removal from the Tour, is planning to dispute his ax and introduced advice to a team of lawyers.
Wynne was roughly admitted and suggested a three-way sex session with presenter Janette (photo), with the help of the enormously humiliating term 'spit roast'. Janette has not filed a complaint against the singer
Wynne Evans with dancer Katya Jones, the professional dancer who collaborated for the BBC TV Dance Contest and during the national live tour through the show, until he fell from the line-up
De Ster reportedly said that his remark 'Spit Roast' was not about Janette, and a source claims that other stars on the Tour were aware of this.
It is also thought that bosses at Go Compare, the insurance site Wynne has held in advertising campaigns since 2009, held crisis meetings about his future with the brand, and the singer also stepped back from his BBC Wales radio show in the aftermath of the scandal.
A source said to the sun: “He said he is going to a tribunal with the BBC and will fight with any breathing in his body. Wynne feels that he has been treated unfairly and will not go without a fight.
'Wynne knows the meaning behind his commentary and, to his frustration, that also applies to many of the pro dancers and celebrities who were on tour with him.
“He is deeply saddened by how all this was played and is upset that no one has spoken to him publicly defending him … it was an 'in' joke. It insulted nobody and nobody complained. Wynne feels badly abandoned through the entire process and some of his co-stars where he was incredibly close. '
The post on Sunday revealed for the first time the images of Wynne's 'Spit-Roast' remark last month, and although the singer received a warning from Tourbazen about his behavior, the BBC said they had not received any complaints at that time.
A friend of Wynne added that since he was fell out of the Tour after the images of his remark emerged, he feels that his axing from the shows was a 'knee-jerk reaction on public comments about the joke'.
The BBC refused to comment on contact with the sun. MailOnline has contacted representatives for Wynne Evans and the BBC for comment.
Sources claim that Evans, who hired a PR expert crisis after his removal from the Tour, plans to dispute his ax and introduced advice to a team of lawyers
De Ster reportedly said that his remark 'Spit Roast' was not about Janette, and a source claims that other stars on the Tour were aware of this
It had been reported that Wynne had already hired lawyers and is considering suggesting the BBC due to the breach of contract and loss of income after he had been dropped from the strict Tour.
A source close to Wynne said to the sun: 'He has been in a bad way all week and his brother and partner took care of him.
“He has appointed an expensive law firm to provide advice on the possible lost to his job.”
According to reports, his friends, however, are aware that Wynne will endure the storm of the current scandal and restore his career.
According to The Mirror, a friend has defended the star against the recoil he has received by blaming Wynne's 'terrible sense of humor'.
They told the publication: 'At the end of the day he was a bit of an oaf and made a stupid mistake, but does he deserve such hatred?
'Yes, the use of the term spit Roast was absolutely wrong, and he realizes this. His problem is that he is a joker and that he wants to play for the crowd constantly. It's just schoolboy comedy. '
De Pal added: “Talking about his career – end is premature – at the end of the day his radio program is very popular and he is very nice.”
Wynne Evans confirmed his departure from the Strict Live Tour in a herbal statement
Wynne confirmed his departure of the Strict Live Tour in a herbal statement.
He said: 'I agree with the BBC that I will take some time from my radio program and the Strictly Live Tour, as well as my other public obligations, to prioritize my well -being.
'I'm very sorry for the pain that caused my inappropriate actions and plan to take this time for self -reflection.
“Apologies to those I will not see at the remaining performances and I am grateful to my colleague touring for all the great support they have given me.”
Professional dancer Katya Jones, who strictly worked with Wynne, put the message again and wrote: “Let's show humanity and consideration.”
Katya also 'deposited' Liz on Instagram after rumors of the couple. She added that she would miss Wynne in the post to her Instagram stories.
The appearance of Katya and Wynne on the Strictly series was marred by a 'groping' row after she had to remove Wynne's hand from her waist during a show in October.
The dancer also seemed to browse a high-five attempt by Evans, but the couple both insisted that the whole saga was a 'joke' that was misunderstood.
