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Former Strictly star Oti Mabuse has shared with her fans that she's feeling emotional and "not ok" after thinking about her daughter growing up. Oti, 33, had a baby girl with her husband Marius Iepure, 41, in October.

Oti Mabuse has given a glimpse inside her incredible townhouse as she prepares to welcome her first child with husband Marius Iepure. The former Strictly Come Dancing star, 33, took to Instagram in August to reveal the exciting news that they were expecting their first baby.

Strictly Come Dancing's professional dancer, Oti Mabuse has just taken to Instagram to share with her fans that she's been suffering from Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction, also known as Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP).The 33 year old, who announced in August she was expecting her first child with her husband and fellow pro dancer Marius Iepure, posted a video to Instagram to document her experience with PGP. Dropping a video of her working out, alongside a lengthy caption about how she exercises with the pain, Oti said: "I completely fell off the bandwagon with my fitness and I immediately could feel it when I went back.

Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden decided to “brave the bald” at the Pride Of Britain Awards while undergoing treatment for stage three breast cancer, with the 33-year-old announcing in June that she had undergone a mastectomy.

Oti Mabuse has delighted fans by revealing that she is expecting her first child with her husband Marius Iepure. Sharing a series of gorgeous snaps on Instagram, the former Strictly professional said, “I can’t wait to see what our future will now look like as a family of three.” Oti, 33, told her 665,000 followers that the couple were “finally ready and excited to share [their] wonderful news”.

Dancing On Ice star Oti Mabuse, 32, spoke candidly about making bold choices as part of her resolution on New Year's Day.The former Strictly Come Dancing professional reflected on what 2023 might bring as she and her husband Marius Iepure enjoyed a helicopter trip around Cape Town.Oti is returning to Dancing On Ice this Sunday alongside her fellow judges Christopher Dean, Jayne Torvill and Ashley Banjo. Before taking to the ice panel to judge the ITV show’s brand new line-up of contestants, she enjoyed a sunny holiday in Cape Town, South Africa, with her husband.The former BBC dancer shared a video of herself and Marius taking off in a helicopter to enjoy the sites of the stunning city from up high.“So we decided this is the year of ‘yes’ for us - whatever that may bring!” Oti captioned her Instagram post. “Ups, down, fear, exhaustion and new lessons… We don’t have any goals or resolutions,” the star continued.

Oti has been enjoying a break in her homeland of South Africa for the past few weeks with her dashing husband Marius Iepure.The pair decided to embark on the opportunity of a lifetime today as they swam with notoriously dangerous sharks.The Strictly Come Dancing star showed her Instagram followers a cage that she and Marius would be getting into alongside the majestic sea creatures.However, it appeared that Oti’s followers were more than just a bit concerned after she then went silent on the social media app for a while.After the experience, Oti filmed herself in a car saying: “A lot of you are asking if we survived because I haven’t responded in such a long time. “We definitely survived. It was one of the best things I’ve ever done and I would recommend doing it. “I don’t like to be scared because I don’t feel like fear should be a factor in my life.“Fear of anything, sharks, snakes, failure.

Strictly star Oti Mabuse announced her departure from the show earlier this year but has since admitted the transition was so "scary" that she questioned whether she could handle leaving it behind.The 32-year-old, who left her birthplace South Africa aged 16 to pursue a career in dance, was daunted about the prospect of turning away from the hit show that had first given her fame in the UK."I’ve been under this incredible umbrella for seven years, where people know on Saturday night you bring them joy, and you make them smile," she mused."When a lot of things in your business are based off that [feeling], it was really, really scary [to leave]."I was asking myself, ‘Am I ready? Am I fit enough to do this? Can I handle it?'" the ballroom star agonised.However she concluded in a new interview with Women's Health UK magazine that she has always been up for a "challenge".However, Oti had previously explained that she'd been keen to leave the show while it was still at its "peak".She'd also confided in Women's Health UK that she had insecurities about her changing metabolism, admitting that it had become increasingly difficult for her to "burn [fat] as fast as [I] used to"."Oh my gosh, what is this? Is this turning 30?!" she exclaimed, before adding: "My body has completely taken on a new shape [since] two, three years ago."Meanwhile, having already hit the main target that she arrived in the UK to achieve - winning Strictly - she decided it was time for new projects.That meant leaving the show behind, despite her sister Motsi still returning as a judge without her, and trying her hand at a Dancing On Ice judging role instead.Oti has appeared on Celebrity Gogglebox and The Masked Dancer too, while her husband Marius Iepure,

Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse has celebrated turning 32 with a candid birthday snap.The TV star looked nothing short of sensational as she posed wearing a one-shoulder mini dress that featured feather detailing across the bottom.Gazing into the camera, the dancing pro sported a beaming smile and showcased her never-ending pins in the black ensemble which she contrasted with a pair of white pointed heels.READ MORE: Loose Women star Coleen Nolan hopes for 'Strictly curse' if she joins BBC showOti, who hails from South Africa, pulled her locks back into an elegant low ponytail and accessorized with a pair of silver hoop earrings.The Masked Dancer star couldn't help but smile as her husband of eight years, Marius Iepure, planted a tender kiss on her cheek in the final snap.The Celebrity Masterchef star captioned the candid post: "So this is 32. I had this long post that was endless.

Strictly Come Dancing. She went on to replace Rita Ora as a panelist on a brand new ITV show, The Masked Dancer UK for a short stint before taking the judges seat on Dancing On Ice.But behind the cameras, the 31-year-old shares her passion for dance with her Romanian professional dancer husband Marius Iepure.After tying the knot in 2014, the pair enjoyed a whirlwind romance and have taken home a slew of trophies together.

Dancing on Ice judge Oti Mabuse broke Strictly viewers' hearts last month when the popular dancer announced she was leaving the long-running show to focus on other projects.Her partners on the programme included Kelvin Fletcher and Bill Bailey, with whom she lifted the glitterball in 2019 and 2020, but behind the scenes she's loyal to one man – her husband Marius Iepure.MORE: Strictly's Craig Revel Horwood talks Oti Mabuse exit: 'It's brilliant news'You might know that Romanian-born Marius is a fellow dancer who appeared in group dances on Strictly in 2017 and you've probably guessed that he's one of Oti's biggest supporters.But do you know how the couple met and what they've each said about what keeps them together? Read on to find out more…WATCH: Oti Mabuse dances with husband following Strictly exitOti and Marius were introduced by another beloved member of the Strictly family – Oti's eldest sister and judge on the show, Motsi Mabuse!  Motsi suggested some male professionals for Oti to trial as dance partners after she moved from South Africa to Germany.MORE: Oti Mabuse's two destination weddings were nothing like sister Motsi's – detailsSEE: Dancing on Ice's Oti Mabuse's unexpected home gym where she stays fitMarius proved to be Oti's top choice and the talented pair not only won the German National Show Dance Championships and finished second at the World Latin Championships but also fell in love, going on to tie the knot in 2014. Oti and Marius started out as dance partners It wasn't all smooth sailing between the pair, however, as Oti has since admitted.

Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse and her husband Marius Iepure have been happily married since 2014 after meeting during a dance trial in Germany.MORE: Oti Mabuse melts hearts with romantic post to husband MariusThe couple are both professional dancers, and Marius even performed on the BBC One dancing competition in the group numbers in 2017.WATCH: Oti shares the stage with husband Marius Iepure for an exciting announcementWhen Oti isn't posting Instagram photos of herself rehearsing with her Strictly partners or surrounded by her friends and family, she shares some beautiful insights into her relationship with Marius.Let's take a look at their relationship through Oti's own photos… Oti paid a heartfelt tribute to her husband on their

Oti Mabuse is finally back on our TV screens thanks to the return of Strictly Come Dancing, and one person who will be cheering her on in her bid to be crowned the winner for a third consecutive year is her husband, Marius Iepure.MORE: Oti Mabuse and Marius Iepure: their relationship in photosMarius is also a dancer - and he has even made an appearance on Strictly himself! Marius performed on the BBC One dancing competition in the group numbers in 2017 and the couple have been happily married since 2014 after meeting during a dance trial in Germany.Needless to say, Oti enjoys chatting about her handsome husband from time to time, so find out everything you need to know about the Romanian dancer…WATCH: Oti Mabuse and husband Marius announce

Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse turned 31 on Sunday, and the professional dancer has received plenty of gorgeous gifts.MORE: Strictly's Oti Mabuse and Marius Iepure's stylish love nest - photosOn Tuesday she amazed her fans when she shared an incredibly thoughtful one from a fanpage dedicated to her that had raised £155 for the Winnie Mabaso Foundation.WATCH: Motsi Mabuse's daughter pays adorable tribute to her 'auntie Oti'The charity, which is based in Oti's home country of South Africa, is not only an orphanage for young girls, but is also an old age home for "underprivileged" women.Thanking her fans, the Strictly professional wrote: "I hold it [the charity] very close to my heart and this covid pandemic hasn’t been easy for

Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse has spoken of her heartbreak and concern in the midst of the unrest in South Africa, her home country.While Oti and her older sister Motsi no longer live in Pretoria, their family does – and they are understandably hugely concerned for their wellbeing.MORE: Strictly's Oti Mabuse and Marius Iepure's stylish home - photos WATCH: Oti Mabuse reveals very unexpected gift from husbandOti took to Twitter on Tuesday to share a video showing a huge fire ravaging a store and nearby community, with thick black smoke filling the skies.READ: Motsi Mabuse's daughter pays adorable tribute to 'auntie Oti' in rare videoMORE: Oti Mabuse cheers on England in unexpected leg-split dress - and looks unrealShe wrote: "Imagine

Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse, 30, said Karen Hauer, 39, called every day to see how she was, as she stressed the importance of keeping in contact during the pandemic. Like many others, the Strictly winner’s schedule dried up after Covid-19 caused many shows to be cancelled.The Masked Dancer UK judge had been scheduled to go on tour with her husband Marius Iepure, but this was cancelled.She did however get to return to the Strictly Come Dancing dance floor last year, as part of a socially distanced series.The professional dancer became the winning professional for the second year running with celebrity partner Bill Bailey.She said: “Your whole life is taken up by this amazing thing.

Oti Mabuse has made a surprising confession about her sister – and we did not see it coming.The Strictly Come Dancing star is a two-time champion on the BBC One series – with consecutive wins no less – and her older sister, Motsi, is also a world-class dancer and judge on the show.READ: Oti Mabuse breaks her silence over Strictly Come Dancing quitting rumoursBut, when quizzed about who the better dancer is during her upcoming appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show on Saturday – Oti admitted it was neither of them!WATCH: Oti Mabuse reveals unexpected gift from husband Marius Iepure"To be honest, we have another sister, middle sister, she was the better dancer," Oti revealed.

OTI Mabuse’s husband appears to break lockdown rules as he welcomes a friend to their home. Dancer Marius Iepure, 38, hugged David Webb and invited him in for two hours in North West London.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse, 30, tied the knot with her husband and fellow dancer Marius Iepure, 38, in 2014.They met in Germany during a dance trial and went on to compete in a number of competitions together.The dancer discussed growing up in Africa and moving to different countries to pursue her dream career, in a chat with ex Strictly pro Joanne Clifton and Tjasa Vulic.Oti asked the podcast hosts about finding their way in a relationship with someone of a different culture and went on to share her own thoughts.She said on the She’s Just A Dancer podcast: “I’m African and my husband is from east Europe so we already come with a bit of sass.“He’s like, ‘I’m an eastern European warrior’ so there was a lot of let us learn

Oti Mabuse when her husband surprised her with a lockdown gift.The reigning Strictly Come Dancing champion was treated to a gorgeous bouquet of pink and white flowers, which she proudly showed off on Instagram.MORE: Oti Mabuse and Marius Iepure's cutest relationship snapsSharing a selfie-style video with her husband Marius Iepure, Oti said: "Did you get me a surprise, even in lockdown?" "I love them, I love them," she added, before dropping a bit of a bombshell to fans. "Here's the thing.

Oti Mabuse was visibly emotional during her appearance on Steph's Packed Lunch on Channel 4 this week as she revealed how coronavirus has impacted her friends and family. The Strictly Come Dancing star spoke candidly about her experience of losing someone to COVID, as she explained to her host: "My family's back in South Africa so because of the travel bans I haven't been able to see them in a couple of years.MORE: Inside Strictly's Oti Mabuse and Marius Iepure's luxury London home"It hurts, it's really sad.