James Jordan has hit back at claims he ranted about Strictly Come Dancing after news of its first same-sex couple.
The dancer tweeted a message saying “we have become a scared little embarrassing country that panders to political correctness”.
Many fans responded to James’ tweet and suggested he was talking about the BBC show.
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On Wednesday, Strictly announced former boxer Nicola Adams would feature in its first same-sex pairing on this year’s series.
James has since hit back and insists he wasn’t referring to Strictly in his tweets.
What did James Jordan say?
James said: “I would like to point out my earlier tweet had absolutely no relation to Strictly what so ever.
“Although it looks like it’s been twisted that way. Hey ho.”
He added: “Once again proving my point about a select few people in this country. Always looking for ways to be offended.”
Meanwhile, James’ original tweet read: “Random Rant.
I would like to point out my earlier tweet had absolutely no relation to Strictly what so ever.
“We have become a scared little embarrassing country that panders to political correctness.”
In a separate tweet, he added: “My last tweet was actually very generic but I love how many of you jumping to conclusions on what I was ranting about.
“It wasn’t just one thing…. it’s everything nowadays. Must be my age.”
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Many of his followers thought he was relating to Strictly.
Earlier today, Nicola announced she was Strictly’s sixth contestant.
She said: “I’m really excited to be joining this year’s incredible line-up for Strictly Come Dancing.
“I’m a huge fan of the show and am thrilled to be part of something that holds such a special place in so many people’s hearts.”
She continued: “I also wanted to thank the BBC for supporting me and making me the first ever all female-pairing.
“It’s amazing to be a part of the movement for change, diversity and breaking boundaries in the entertainment industry.”
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