Strictly Come Dancing professional Giovanni Pernice has fuelled even more romance rumours after calling Ranvir Singh 'baby girl' in behind the scenes footage.
The 30-year-old dancer and Good Morning Britain's Ranvir have so far laughed off allegations but continue to put on a steamy display with their showstopping performances.
In a recently surfaced video of Giovanni and Ranvir's American Smooth, the Italian native turns to his dance partner and says "it's our song, baby girl."
The clip, that was posted on the Strictly Come Dancing social media page, also features Giovanni telling his celebrity partner: "I love you, let's go."
The footage includes a selection of conversations that took place during last week's rehearsals for the hit BBC show.
At another point, Giovanna then says "Let's go baby."
The clip also included some exchanges between the other dance couple such as Maisie Smith and Gorka Marquez as well as Oti Mabuse and Bill Bailey.
Strictly Come Dancing bosses added in the caption: "The chat on the Ballroom floor this week went a bit like," alongside a heart emoji and a stern face.
Giovanni and Ranvir's exchange did not go unmissed by Strictly fans who flocked to the comment section to share their approval.
"Omg the way Giovanni looks at Ranvir," penned one fan.
Another added: "Gio and ranvir are in love nobody can tell me otherwise."
"Ok so Giovanni saying I love you twice isn't going to stop any rumours," wrote another.
The Strictly pair - who will be performing a Viennese Waltz this Saturday - appear to have grown close following their gruelling rehearsals and electric performances.
However, while rumours swirl around the pair, Ranvir and Giovanni have maintained that there is strictly no romance.
Ranvir was even quizzed about the topic by her GMB co-star Piers Morgan.
"I'm asking you directly - has there been any hanky panky?" Piers asked during the show.
Ranvir quickly hit back: "No, of course not! There really hasn't!"
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