Now Strictly Wynne Evans falsely claims MoS doctored his vile intercourse slur video

Wynne Evans has falsely claimed The Mail on Sunday ‘manipulated’ the video of him creating a vile sexual remark about his Strictly co-star Janette Manrara.

Opera singer Evans, 53, who’s preventing to save lots of his profession on the BBC, accused the paper of ‘utterly converting the narrative of personal conversations’ in a Facebook put up.

The famous person pulled out of the display’s national excursion after our video confirmed he crudely prompt three-way intercourse, the usage of the massively demeaning time period ‘spit roast’ to the dancer.

Evans, who may be on depart from his BBC Wales display, is recently on the centre of a Corporation investigation into his behaviour.

Facebook customers had been offended at Evans’ posts – and ridiculed his makes an attempt to wriggle out of duty for his nauseating commentary.

When the MoS reported his feedback at a press convention at Birmingham Arena 4 months in the past, Evans made no strive then to mention it used to be unfaithful, as an alternative profusely apologising to Ms Manrara after which leaving the excursion.

But closing month Evans introduced a fight-back, telling The Sun his ‘spit roast’ remark used to be a light-hearted connection with EastEnders actor Jamie Borthwick ‘having a look like a spit roast rooster’ as a result of how he warmed up on Strictly.

Opera singer Evans, 53, who’s preventing to save lots of his profession on the BBC, accused the paper of ‘utterly converting the narrative of personal conversations’ in a Facebook put up. Pictured: Wynne Evans and dance spouse Katya Jones

The famous person pulled out of the display’s national excursion after our video confirmed he crudely prompt three-way intercourse, the usage of the massively demeaning time period ‘spit roast’ to the dancer

Now with the Facebook put up, Evans’ tale has modified once more. The MoS vehemently refutes Evans’ newest claims.

One Facebook person stated: ‘You did say that terrible remark a couple of girl simply doing her process. It used to be stuck on digital camera. So how may the click have manipulated that?

‘I’m certain you might be sorry you will have been stuck and there may be photos to turn out that disgusting factor you stated. But how are you able to blame the click for one thing you probably did?’

Evans answered: ‘The audio used to be manipulated. I did not say what they stated.’

He later posted: ‘Thank you everybody in your make stronger I promise you I’ve executed not anything fallacious, it is been a manipulation and utterly converting of the narrative of personal conversations through the click.’ 

The video, taken through MoS reporter Dolly Busby, displays the Go Compare! frontman status in the course of a line-up of 20 celebrities and dancers as Ms Manrara, the host of the Strictly spin-off display, It Takes Two, is summoned to sign up for them.

As she approaches, Evans warns her with a smile: ‘Not too as regards to Jamie!’ He then pulls a suggestive face on the actor, in the back of Ms Manrara’s again, as she strikes between them. It is at this level Evans makes his disgusting shaggy dog story.

The consequence of the BBC’s investigation might be printed inside a few weeks.