The host of DIY SOS is one of the fifteen well-known personalities that will appear in the new series, which premieres later this month.
Now in its 20th year, the popular program has had some difficult times recently as celebrities like Amanda Abbington and Zara McDermott have opened out about their personal experiences.
“It’s important that people are listened to, and they have been, so that seems to me all good,” Knowles added.
Speaking at a press conference for the new series, other famous candidates commended the new policies that have been put in place to support it.
The news announced the new measures in July, and one of them is assigning chaperones to every rehearsal going forward.
Pop diva of the 1980s Toyah Willcox claimed that the Strictly crew had “done absolutely everything” to ensure that they had a positive experience with the series.
“We have people with us all the time,” she said to reporters during the press conference for Strictly. “We have an openness that we can talk immediately if we have any concerns.”
Hitmaker Willcox (I Want to Be Free, among others) continued, saying, “I can’t bear the thought of anyone suffering anything, but we’ve all come into this knowing what’s expected of us, and it is 100% commitment.”
Tasha Ghouri, a former contestant on Love Island, concurred, adding it was “about moving forward”.
“Really, it’s about our own experiences,” she continued.
