Janette Manrara stepped out for the first time on Sunday in Glasgow after Wynne Evans made a vile sexual jibe towards the presenter.
The Strictly Come Dancing star took to Instagram to reveal she was enjoying some family time with her husband Aljaz Skorjanec and their two-year-old daughter Lyra.
She filmed her little girl sitting on professional dancer Aljaz' knee as they enjoyed a coffee in a hotel restaurant.
Janette, who Wynne was caught making the crude comment suggesting a three-way sex session with her, looked downcast as the family departed the restaurant.
She braved the cold Scottish weather in a black winter hat and a long sleeved coordinated striped jumper.
The It Takes Two presenter is currently in Glasgow after performing in the Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour on Saturday which she hosts.
Janette Manrara stepped out for the first time on Sunday in Glasgow after Wynne Evans made a vile sexual jibe towards the presenter
The Strictly Come Dancing star took to Instagram to reveal she was enjoying some family time with her husband Aljaz Skorjanec and their two-year-old daughter Lyra
Aljaz was later seen carrying two large suitcases out of their hotel as the stars head to Liverpool to perform in two shows.
Shortly after Wynne also exited the hotel and brushed over the drama as he made his way to a waiting car.
The Welsh star cut a casual figure in jeans and a black coat as he passed fans waiting outside the hotel.
The BBC is facing a fresh crisis last night after Wynee was caught on film by The Mail on Sunday making a vile sexual comment about one of the show's female hosts.
Wynne was recorded crudely suggesting a three-way sex session with presenter Janette, using the hugely demeaning term 'spit roast'.
His gross comment came at a photocall to launch the Strictly live tour and swiftly earned a rebuke from BBC bosses who told him: 'We will not tolerate such behaviour.'
This is not the first time Evans has threatened the reputation of the BBC's biggest show as it attempts to recover from a string of scandals.
During last year's televised shows, he was accused of 'groping' his dance partner Katya although the pair dismissed it as a joke that had been misunderstood.
She filmed her little girl sitting on professional dancer Aljaz's knee as they enjoyed a coffee in a hotel restaurant
Janette, who Wynne was caught making the crude comment suggesting a three-way sex session with her, looked downcast as the family departed the restaurant
She braved the cold Scottish weather in a black winter hat and a long sleeved coordinated striped jumper
Aljaz was later seen carrying two large suitcases out of their hotel as the stars head to Liverpool to perform in two shows
Shortly after Wynne also exited the hotel and brushed over the drama as he made his way to a waiting car
The Welsh star cut a casual figure in jeans and a black coat as he passed fans waiting outside the hotel
Wynne was recorded crudely suggesting a three-way sex session with presenter Janette , using the hugely demeaning term 'spit roast'
His gross comment came at a photocall to launch the Strictly live tour and swiftly earned a rebuke from BBC bosses who told him: 'We will not tolerate such behaviour' (Janette pictured)
Evans's latest crass comments came as he posed for pictures with Ms Manrara, 41, a professional dancer who is hosting the live tour, and EastEnders actor Jamie Borthwick, 30.
The reaction of Ms Manrara is unclear on the footage as she is momentarily obscured by other Strictly stars. But Borthwick appears to wince as Evans sniggers to himself.
Evans pulled out of a Glasgow performance of the Strictly tour yesterday, citing an ankle injury. But he told The Mail on Sunday: 'My language was inappropriate and unacceptable, for which I sincerely apologise.'
previously aware of the remark and did not receive any complaints.
'We have made it very clear to Wynne that we do not tolerate such behaviour on the tour.'
The incident was captured on video and audio by a Mail on Sunday reporter at the official launch of this year's tour at the Birmingham Arena ten days ago, and brings new embarrassment to the BBC after a string of scandals.
In the worst, news anchor Huw Edwards was convicted of accessing indecent images of children as young as seven.
Later Gregg Wallace was forced to step away from MasterChef amid allegations of sexually inappropriate behaviour. And Strictly itself, long celebrated as wholesome entertainment, was itself plagued by controversy.
