When did this show become all about THEM instead of the DANCERS
From The Sun
IT’S usually the X Factor gang holding out for a king’s ransom – but it seems there’s some shenanigans on Strictly Come Dancing too.
Judge Bruno Tonioli and pals Len Goodman, Arlene Phillips and Craig Revel Horwood are apparently doing their own version of the Hussle – to get more moolah for starring in the new series of the BBC1 ballroom hit.
They all pocket £60,000 each for the 12-week contest – but they are well aware their X Factor rivals on ITV1 get TEN TIMES that.
A show insider tells us: “We want to get the deal done so we can start planning for the show in September. None of the deals have been finalised yet, but all the judges are asking for more cash.”
Bruno and Len confirmed to us that their deals haven’t been signed but they have their hands full judging the new series of Dancing With The Stars – the US version of Strictly – which kicks off later this month.
A BBC spokesman sniffed: “We never discuss talent salaries as this information is both private and commercially sensitive.”
Blimey, it’s murder on that dancefloor . . .

From The Sun
IT’S usually the X Factor gang holding out for a king’s ransom – but it seems there’s some shenanigans on Strictly Come Dancing too.
Judge Bruno Tonioli and pals Len Goodman, Arlene Phillips and Craig Revel Horwood are apparently doing their own version of the Hussle – to get more moolah for starring in the new series of the BBC1 ballroom hit.
They all pocket £60,000 each for the 12-week contest – but they are well aware their X Factor rivals on ITV1 get TEN TIMES that.
A show insider tells us: “We want to get the deal done so we can start planning for the show in September. None of the deals have been finalised yet, but all the judges are asking for more cash.”
Bruno and Len confirmed to us that their deals haven’t been signed but they have their hands full judging the new series of Dancing With The Stars – the US version of Strictly – which kicks off later this month.
A BBC spokesman sniffed: “We never discuss talent salaries as this information is both private and commercially sensitive.”
Blimey, it’s murder on that dancefloor . . .




