Strictly stars' secret signs of support for scandal-hit show: Pro dancers share cryptic messages while arriving at rehearsals as BBC boss Tim Davie apologises over 'mistreatment'

Strictly stars' secret signs of support for scandal-hit show: Pro dancers share cryptic messages while arriving at rehearsals as BBC boss Tim Davie apologises over 'mistreatment' Have YOU got a story? Email tips@dailymail.com READ MORE: Full list of claims against Strictly Come Dancing professionals By Charlotte Dean and Lily Jobson For Mailonline Published: 12:58, 23 July 2024 | Updated: 12:59, 23 July 2024 e-mail View comments Strictly Come Dancing's professional dancers showed subtle messages of support for the show as they arrived at rehearsals for the upcoming series on Tuesday. The stars of the scandal-hit BBC stalwart flashed peace signs and made heart shapes with their hands as they arrived at the studio in London's Camden.

Their show of love for the programme came as BBC chief Tim Davie apologised for the alleged mistreatment that some celebrities have claimed to have experienced. Finally breaking his silence on the scandal, the director general said he was 'very sorry' to anyone who 'has had an experience on Strictly that hasn't been wholly positive' and vowed to 'reflect on' the complaints that have been made. The show's pros have now returned to rehearsals ahead of the new season after MailOnline revealed bosses are keen to get the series under way Strictly Come Dancing's professional dancers showed subtle messages of support for the show as they arrived at rehearsals for the upcoming series on Tuesday (pictured Nancy Xu) Luba Mushtuk waded into the Strictly scand.