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Oti Mabuse quits Strictly Come Dancing after seven years as she says goodbye

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Oti Mabuse has quit Strictly Come Dancing after seven years as a pro dancer, as she said goodbye to her BBC colleagues.The star shared her big news on Instagram, thanking the people who work on the show and the celebrities she has performed with.Oti, who has seen her television judging career flourish since joining Dancing On Ice, said she is "so grateful" for her time on the BBC show.She shared a gallery of images of her years on Strictly and a lengthy caption, which started: "Never easy to say goodbye."I have been part of the most amazing TV show, Strictly Come Dancing for the past seven years and it has been an incredible time."Lifting the glitter ball twice and having the best journey with all my celebrities, but also meeting and working with the best team, crew, producers, celebs and incredible professional dancers!"You are my family and I adore you all forever.

Thank you @sarahjamesface @jack.will.g and @jasongilkison for truly believing in me."The 31-year-old continued: "I’m honestly so grateful to the BBC and will always remember that Strictly and BBC brought me to the UK - which I now call home and I have learnt and grown so much."Thank you from the bottom of my heart."Oti added: "I can’t put in to words how difficult this decision has been, but I have decided not to return for the next series."The television star went on: "Dance will always be my first love and to everyone, my family especially, friends, Strictly fans and judges who have been my support throughout my Strictly journey, thank you for being incredible!"You are irreplaceable in my heart and have made everyday unforgettable!

I love you."She finished her post with a nod to the show's iconic catchphrase, writing: "I will always Keeeep Dancing! and I.

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