Strictly’s Katya Jones stuns in a sheer metallic top as she clings on to Janette Manrara during a night out with Olympian Aimee Fuller

Strictly Come Dancing’s Katya Jones and Janette Manrara enjoyed a wild night in London on Friday with Olympic athlete Aimee Fuller.

The professional dancers clung to each other and giggled as they left the popular Chiltern Firehouse.

Katya, 35, looked stunning in a sheer metallic top, a pair of quirky wide-leg jeans and ankle boots.

She put her arm around Janette, 40, who wore a white knitted jacket with a glittering silver top.

The presenter completed her stylish outfit with a smart pair of black trousers and sequined heels.

They were joined by professional snowboarder Aimee, 33, who wore a blue two-piece suit with black heeled boots.

The outing comes after Katya shared a sweet tribute to her boyfriend and former Strictly partner Adam Peaty after watching him win silver in the 100m breaststroke final in Paris.

The professional dancer was paired with the 29-year-old swimmer on the show in 2021 and was in the stands to cheer him on, along with his son George, three, and girlfriend Holly Ramsay.

She posted a bunch of videos and photos on Instagram cheering Adam on as he finished in a tie for second place with Nic Fink, while Nicolo Martinenghi took gold.

Katya also paid a touching tribute to the Olympian on Monday, showing that their close friendship has endured beyond their time on Strictly as the show faces an ongoing crisis over allegations from previous contestants.

She posted a series of photos, including selfies with Adam, along with her best friend and fellow Olympian Aimee, and a group photo with Holly, George and Adam’s mother Caroline in the stands.

She captioned the photos: ‘He did it. I have so much respect for this man. Such a healthy man, what you see in and out of the pool.

“As he said, in his heart he won. And he will always be our champion. Well done @melmarshallmassive, we know it wouldn’t be possible without you.

She added: ‘It felt so personal last night to be there and watch him swim. And so special to be part of the support gang for Adam!’

Katya filmed Holly and Caroline looking nervous on her Stories as they watched a thrilling swimming competition from the sidelines, but she captioned it: ‘He’s already won’.

And as she filmed him receiving his medal, she added sweetly: “Our champion always,” adding: “He’s such an incredible man. Someone who’s been through so much, yet remained so dignified. They’ll always love you, no matter the results.”

An emotional Adam burst into tears during a TV interview, before walking to the stands to embrace his loved ones and give both Holly and George a hug and a kiss.

In the interview he talked about how difficult it had been for him to even go to Paris. He had taken a time-out last year and was on the verge of quitting the sport due to depression.

“It’s a long road back,” Adam said. “I’ve done everything I can. It doesn’t matter what the time says, or what the score is, because in my heart I’ve already won.

“I’m not crying because I came second. I’m crying because it cost me so much to get here. These are tears of joy because I did my best every day and I can’t be angry about that.”

Katya’s support from Adam comes at a time when Strictly is facing its biggest crisis in 20 years, with high-profile contestants complaining of ‘abuse’ and ‘bullying’ in recent months.

Professional Graziano Di Prima, 30, was axed from the show after claims he punched and spat at his dance partner Zara McDermott, 27, during rehearsals.

According to other reports, he was accused of “chasing” Zara while “screaming abuse”, causing her to become so frightened that she “locked herself in a toilet”. He was also alleged to have “shouted nasty things at her, asked if she had gained weight and was violent”, leaving her “visibly demoralised” and “in tears”.

Graziano later admitted kicking the Love Island star and apologized to her in a statement, adding that other allegations did not match “how he remembers it.”

Zara herself previously claimed in a statement that there had been “particular incidents in the training room that were incredibly painful,” but she did not report the incidents at the time because she was “afraid” of negative reactions.

Weeks earlier, Giovanni Pernice, 33, was suspended while the BBC conducted an investigation into allegations of behind-the-scenes misconduct by Amanda Abbington, 50, and two other former celebrities.

Last week, the actress appeared in an emotional interview with Channel 4, in which she compared the show to “the trenches” and claimed BBC producers were “appalled” by clips that allegedly included “degrading sexual behaviour”.

The Sherlock star sensationally quit the dance competition last year due to “personal reasons”, before rumours emerged that she had asked for footage of her rehearsals following her experience on the show and her dance partner, which left her with PTSD.

Giovanni, who strongly denies threatening or abusive behavior, left the show. The BBC later launched an investigation into Amanda and other celebrities’ claims of off-screen misconduct.

Amanda now claims Giovanni tried to deny her legal team access to 50 hours of “toxic” footage after producers were forced to install cameras in the dance studio following her bullying complaint to the BBC.

A spokesman for Giovanni refuted the claims, saying: ‘The BBC have shared with us the allegations they were able to substantiate. They bear no resemblance to Amanda’s latest allegations made to Channel 4. Giovanni refutes any allegation of threatening or abusive behaviour.’