They added: “Pete isn’t annoyed with her for what she’s said because he knows there’s no truth to it. If he sees her again, of course he’ll be nice”.
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She also tweeted, amidst rumours she is being “a sore loser”: “I have absolutely nothing against Pete whatsoever…& I am not a liar”.
She told the panel that despite a standing ovation being recorded by producer for Andre, he didn’t actually get one in reality. “Nobody ever wants to be in the bottom two but I suppose we all have to perform dances which we might not fit”.
“They do say if you can dance, it’s a harder show to do, than if you couldn’t so maybe if they put me in it, it would be good as I can’t dance and they can make me dance”.
“Pete is not behind the decision making process and I don’t think he should bear the brunt of any of this”.
Jamelia is happy she’s been voted off “Strictly Come Dancing” because now she can focus on Christmas with her daughters.
After Peter ended up in the bottom two on Sunday’s show, Katie isn’t so sure that he’ll be winning the series.
“But when they re-recorded Pete’s “standing ovation” was when I realised it was us that would be going home”.
Some audience members claimed the reaction to Peterwas lacklustre while Jamelia – who got more points but still left – got a full, spontaneous ovation.
A BBC spokesperson also said that the “Mysterious Girl” singer had a “standing ovation” and crews had filmed the audience while the dance floor was reset.
Strictly bosses had already come under fire for giving Andre prominent slots.
“These extra opportunities to capture audience reaction are standard practice in recording TV shows of this nature”.
Metro.co.uk have contacted a rep for Jamelia and Peter for a comment.
When asked by Tess Daley if head judge Len Goodman agreed with his fellow judges, he had said, “Funnily enough no I didn’t, I thought Jamelia and Tristan did a very, very fine Quickstep and I would have brought you back”.
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Jamelia reacted on Twitter by saying: “How hilarious, love it!”
