Strictly Come Dancing might be about to lose two of its professional dancers as their future on the show appears uncertain
March 12, 2022 - 17:36 GMT Matthew Moore It has been widely reported that the futures of two professional dancers on Strictly Come Dancing are looking uncertain following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Since the invasion, the show's two Russian pros, Katya Jones and Luba Mushtuk, have failed to speak out to condemn Russia's actions.
Ukrainian-born Nikita has been vocal in highlighting the ongoing conflict in his home country and frequently shares ways for his followers and others to help those in need. In a very emotional moment, he explained:"When I was waiting for my mom and grandma at the train station, I was immersed in this situation for the first time in real life.READ: Strictly's Motsi Mabuse issues heartbreaking plea over 'racism' experienced amid Ukraine crisis
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