James stokes Strictly pay feud
Former Strictly star James Jordan has fuelled the professional dancers pay feud, saying: “There is a lot of resentment”.
The dancers on the BBC show work up to 14 hours a day training their celebrity partners and choreograph the weekly group dances.
Last month, it was revealed the judges earn more than £150,000 each while Bruno Tonioli makes between £200,000 £250,000.
The professionals are rumoured to be paid up to £ 80,000.
James said: “I think there is resentment but will they speak up about it?
“No, because they are still on the show.”