Bruno Tonioli may probably get his wish... Strictly
'Why is it such a controversy?’ Last modified on Jul 13, 2019 12:30 BST Jenni McKnight Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli has admitted that he wants to see more romances blossom on the BBC1 show, despite the controversy that has surrounded many of the relationships which started as a result of appearing on Strictly. Since it first appeared on our screens in 2004, each series has seen a relationship either break down or flourish, sometimes leaving heartbroken casualties in its wake.
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