Tom Skinner is said to have secured a new behind-the-scenes documentary following his participation in the popular show “Strictly Come Dancing.” The former contestant on “The Apprentice” exited the BBC program under controversial circumstances after being the first to leave the competition.

Skinner was partnered with Amy Dowden on the show, but his time on “Strictly Come Dancing” took a negative turn when he expressed intentions to take legal action against the BBC over his elimination. He alleged that he received an anonymous email on the night of his exit, claiming that he had received more votes than reflected in the results. Despite seeking official voting figures to corroborate the email, he was denied access, stating that such figures had never been disclosed in the show’s history.

After missing out on the Strictly final, Skinner voiced regret over his involvement in the show, admitting, “If I’m being completely honest, I really regret doing Strictly Come Dancing. I wish I’d never done it.” He highlighted the strain the experience had on him, mentioning that the only positive aspect was forming a friendship with Amy Dowden.

Reports now indicate that Skinner is set to lead a documentary showcasing his life, possibly including his time on “Strictly Come Dancing.” Sources suggest that he drew inspiration from reality shows like “The Osbournes” and similar fly-on-the-wall productions. The documentary is anticipated to attract interest from production executives upon completion.

In a separate development, Skinner stirred controversy by sharing a photo with US Vice President JD Vance prior to his stint on “Strictly Come Dancing,” generating significant buzz ahead of his appearance on the show.