Matthew Morrison, who joined JoJo Siwa as a new judge on the hit dance competition series, Fox’s ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ in April, is leaving the show after failing to follow production rules. The announcement comes a week after the start of Season 17 of the show.&nbsp;

“Having the opportunity to be a judge on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ was an incredible honour for me. Therefore, it is my deepest regret to inform you that I will be leaving the show,” Morrison in a &nbsp;statement said, as reported by Deadline.&nbsp;

He then added, "After filming the audition rounds for the show and completing the selection of the 12 finalists, I did not follow competition production protocols, preventing me from being able to judge the competition fairly. I cannot apologize enough to all involved and I will be watching alongside you all on what I know will be one of the best seasons yet.”

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According to Deadline, a new judge will be announced soon to join Siwa and Stephen “tWitch’” Boss on the panel for the next round of competition episodes, which will begin on June 15. Morrison appears in four episodes that have been taped ahead of time.&nbsp;

Cat Deeley hosts the long-running series, which showcases talented dancers ages 18 to 30 in a variety of dance disciplines, including contemporary, tap, hip-hop, ballroom, animation and breaking.&nbsp;

Industrial Media’s 19 Entertainment and MRC are collaborating on the project. Along with co-creator Lythgoe, Jeff Thacker, Eli Holzman, and Aaron Saidman, Rosie Seitchik will serve as showrunner and executive producer. 
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Matthew Morrison, who joined JoJo Siwa as a new judge on the hit dance competition series, Fox’s ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ in April, is leaving the show after failing to follow production rules.

Matthew Morrison, who joined JoJo Siwa as a new judge on the hit dance competition series, Fox’s ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ in April, is leaving the show after failing to follow production rules. The announcement comes a week after the start of Season 17 of the show. “Having the opportunity to be a judge on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ was an incredible honour for me. Therefore, it is my deepest regret to inform you that I will be leaving the show,” Morrison in a statement said, as reported by Deadline. He then added, "After filming the audition rounds for the show and completing the selection of the 12 finalists, I did not follow competition production protocols, preventing me from being able to judge the competition fairly. I cannot apologize enough to all involved and I will be watching alongside you all on what I know will be one of the best seasons yet.” Also Read: First Indian K-Pop Star! 18-year-old Shreya Lenka joins Korean band Blackswan According to Deadline, a new judge will be announced soon to join Siwa and Stephen “tWitch’” Boss on the panel for the next round of competition episodes, which will begin on June 15. Morrison appears in four episodes that have been taped ahead of time. Cat Deeley hosts the long-running series, which showcases talented dancers ages 18 to 30 in a variety of dance disciplines, including contemporary, tap, hip-hop, ballroom, animation and breaking. Industrial Media’s 19 Entertainment and MRC are collaborating on the project. Along with co-creator Lythgoe, Jeff Thacker, Eli Holzman, and Aaron Saidman, Rosie Seitchik will serve as showrunner and executive producer.

Matthew Morrison no longer a judge on 'So You Think You Can Dance'

American dancer-actress-content creator JoJo Siwa has created history by performing at the US version of 'Dancing With The Stars' show along with her professional partner &nbsp;Jenna Johnson as first ever same-sex couple.&nbsp;

 
Siwa debuted along with Johnson, making them the first same-sex couple ever on the U.S. version of the show. 
"This is a whole new ball game for me. I've never done anything ballroom before. It's a learning experience that I'm more than ready for," Siwa reportedly said on Monday's episode.&nbsp;

 
Siwa and Johnson were the episode's finale performance and commenting on their energy on stage, judge Bruno Tonioli reportedly said, "I'm so high I could hit the rafter."

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The duo scored a 29 out of 40 for their debut performance, reports confirm.

For the uninitiated, JoJo Siwa came out as gay in January of this year.&nbsp;

"It was never scary to me to put out to the world that I was happy or I was in love," she said at the time to an entertainment website.

 
In a virtual panel discussion at the Television Critics Association press tour in August, Siwa had expressed her joy over the opportunity that <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-spice-girl-melanie-c-to-join-the-30th-season-of-%E2%80%98dancing-with-the-stars%E2%80%99-411858">'Dancing With The Stars' </a>presented her with.

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"I think it breaks a wall that's never been broken down before... And it's normal for a girl to dance with a guy, and I think that that's really cool, but I think that it's really special that not only now, do I get to share with the world you get to love who you want to love, but also, you get to dance with who you want to dance with," she had said, reportedly.&nbsp;

American dancer-actress-content creator JoJo Siwa has created history by performing at the US version of 'Dancing With The Stars' show along with her professional partner Jenna Johnson as first ever same-sex couple.

American dancer-actress-content creator JoJo Siwa has created history by performing at the US version of 'Dancing With The Stars' show along with her professional partner Jenna Johnson as first ever same-sex couple. Siwa debuted along with Johnson, making them the first same-sex couple ever on the U.S. version of the show. "This is a whole new ball game for me. I've never done anything ballroom before. It's a learning experience that I'm more than ready for," Siwa reportedly said on Monday's episode. Siwa and Johnson were the episode's finale performance and commenting on their energy on stage, judge Bruno Tonioli reportedly said, "I'm so high I could hit the rafter." Also read: ‘Sex and the City’ star Willie Garson dies at 57 The duo scored a 29 out of 40 for their debut performance, reports confirm. For the uninitiated, JoJo Siwa came out as gay in January of this year. "It was never scary to me to put out to the world that I was happy or I was in love," she said at the time to an entertainment website. In a virtual panel discussion at the Television Critics Association press tour in August, Siwa had expressed her joy over the opportunity that 'Dancing With The Stars' presented her with. Also read: 'Sex and the City' family mourns death of fan favourite Willie Garson "I think it breaks a wall that's never been broken down before... And it's normal for a girl to dance with a guy, and I think that that's really cool, but I think that it's really special that not only now, do I get to share with the world you get to love who you want to love, but also, you get to dance with who you want to dance with," she had said, reportedly.

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Matthew Morrison no longer a judge on 'So You Think You Can Dance'

JoJo Siwa, partner first ever same-sex couple to perform at 'Dancing With The Stars'