Giovanni Pernice has taken to Instagram to post a cryptic response following rumours of a romantic relationship with actress Emily Atack. Earlier this week, it was alleged that the Strictly Come Dancing pro was caught kissing the blonde beauty at a BRIT Awards afterparty on Tuesday.
Though there have been no photos of the alleged incident, onlookers claimed the two openly embraced each other before locking lips.
To their fans, Giovanni and Emily have been nothing more than close pals, who were famously snapped sharing a taxi together back in November 2017 as they exited Soho House in London.
Speaking of the pair’s closeness at the afterparty earlier this week, an eyewitness told the The Sun: “Giovanni and Emily were snogging the faces off each other.
“Their hands were everywhere, and they were absolutely loving it.”
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Express.co.uk has contacted Giovanni for comment on the allegations.
Taking to his Instagram in what appeared to be an attempt to dispel the rumour, the Italian-born dancer posted a cryptic message which seemed to apply there was no truth to claims of a romance between him and Emily.
On Thursday, Giovanni took to his Instagram Story and posted a Memoji of himself crying with laughter.
The caption included lyrics to ABBA’s smash hit single Mamma Mia, Here I Go Again, which was heard playing in the background.
“There was absolutely no wrong-doing, and this should be the end of any speculation.”
There was also speculation concerning Giovanni’s closeness to Rose, who he was pictured wrapping his arm around after wrapping up a show on the Strictly Come Dancing show in Birmingham last month.
The pair looked ever-so-close as they chatted with onlookers before making their exit from the venue.
However, Rose has been in a long-term relationship with her boyfriend, Samuel Arnold, for a whopping seven years.
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