Scanned Go Compare frontman Wynne Evans has been omitted from future advertisements, the mail understands on Sunday.
It comes after the newspaper exposed the 53-year-old who made a mean sexual comment about a strictly upcoming dancing host in January.
The insurance company was in 'current crisis discussions' with the Welsh Opersma singer after his immoral sexual remark about Janette Manrara, 41, during a photo ball for the then strictly live tour.
The source told De Mos: 'The entire test has been a real headache for Gocompare.
'It was a difficult decision for them because Wynne is unmistakably a large part of their branding. It has also been difficult to have it even in the current advertisements, so it is best not to let him film for the next one. '
A Gocompare spokesperson refused to comment last night.
The company has continued to use filmed commercials with Evans, who has since been nicknamed 'Grope Compare'.
Their latest advertisement was released for two weeks before he was filmed by the Mos that refers to 'Spit-Roosting' Mrs. Manrara, who organized the Live Tour. Evans appears briefly at the end with his usual Gio Compario Bow tie and dinner jacket.
Wynne Evans-de Tenor known for the Go.Compare ads and a BBC radio presenter-werd were coarsely recorded and suggested a three-way sex session with presenter Janette Manrara using the humiliating term 'Spit Roast'
Mrs. Manrara, 41, a professional dancer, was on a photo ball to launch the strict live tour in January when the comment was made
Evans arrives in his hotel after he has drawn from a Glasgow version of the Strict Live Tour after the publication of his inappropriate comments, stating an ankle injury
While Gocomompare seems to be distance from Evans, the BBC has repeatedly refused to confirm its future. He was forced to give an apology and the BBC insisted that they did not 'tolerate' such behavior.
Evans was also fell out of the Tour and it was announced that he would 'take free time' by presenting his BBC Radio Wales show. Seven weeks later he has still not returned to host it.
When asked by De Mos of Evans this week, the BBC simply referred to his statement from January and apologized for his 'inappropriate and unacceptable' language.
Now that Legal Steps take, Evans's lawyers have reportedly put together a 30 -page file to take to show conversations while fighting to retain his beloved radio track.
The father of two was also entangled in an earlier controversy when viewers saw his dance partner Katya Jones handle his hand away while wandering over her waist.
Evans tried a comeback on Friday evening by asking his Instagram followers what they were doing for the weekend.
Evans is best known for playing the Twirly-Mustached Gio Compario character in the advertising campaigns of Go Compare
During last year's television programs, the 52-year-old (left) was also accused of 'groping' of his dance partner Katya Jones (right)
During one of the live shows in October 2024, Wynne struck his arm around Katya alone for her to hit his hand
A second uncomfortable interaction, the Pro Dancer saw the attempts of her celebrity partner shun on a High Five – although the couple later claimed that both incidents were a joke
It is the first time that the singer has addressed fans since he is forced to take a break from his radio show.
He wrote: 'What does everyone do this weekend? The most interesting wins a prize that is probably one of my CDs of the loft or what tat that lying around. '
One person answered 'a lazy with a lot of music' to which Evans said: 'You need my CD. Direct send me your address. '
He also stopped his BBC show, all at sea, with Gavin & Stacey star Joanna Page, who was broadcast after the scandal.
