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Former Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse has told fans she 'feels happy again' as she was able to get out and do something she loves with her baby daughter in tow. The dancer has been sharing some honest insights into life as a new parent after welcoming her first child into the world before Christmas.

Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse admitted she was left "traumatised" by her newborn baby daughter's first "poonami".

Oti Mabuse has joked she was left 'traumatised' as she experienced a fresh 'first' with her newborn daughter. The former Strictly Come Dancing star appears to have confirmed she welcomed a baby girl before Christmas with her husband Marius Lepure.

Strictly Come Dancing's Oti Mabuse has confessed how she was left "traumatised" by her newborn baby daughter's first "poonami." The new mum, who announced the birth of her baby daughter with husband Marius Lepure on Christmas Day, revealed she was "stressed" and "screamed" when she realised her baby's poonami "came up to her neck." But Oti shared that, on the other hand, her parents were the "happiest grandparents on earth" and even complimented the "colour of her poop" as being beautiful.The new mum, 33, shared a clip of her reaction with her 702,000 followers on her Instagram Story on Thursday night. Holding her hand to her face in shock, Oti filmed her reaction to her daughter's first 'poonami'. Oti's mum could be heard happily chatting away in the background as the Dancing On Ice judge shouted: "What was that?! What just happened?" Explaining the situation to her followers, Oti wrote over the clip: "My first official poonami.

Oti Mabuse couldn't help by laugh after the 'first picture' of her with her newborn baby was posted online - but it wasn't what it seemed. The former Strictly Come Dancing star took to social media with a video of her speaking to the camera as said photo and subsequent article appeared as a screenshot in the background.

Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse ended 2023 by sharing a sweet video of her cradling her new-born while surrounded by some of her family after becoming a mum for the first time. The dancer has been sharing glimpses into her first Christmas with her baby after announcing their arrival on Christmas Day.

Oti Mabuse has said she is "having the best time" as she adjusts to life as a first time mum, following the birth of her baby daughter with husband Marius Lepure. The ex-Strictly Come Dancing star, 33, announced the arrival of her first child on Christmas Day and has been keeping her followers updated with her motherhood journey ever since. On Saturday 30 December, Oti posted a collection of photos of her newborn daughter spending time with family over the festive period and shared hers and Marius' thoughts on the early stages of parenthood.

Oti Mabuse has shared a 'first' with her newborn as she gave a fresh glimpse into life as a first-time mum. The former Strictly Come Dancing star posted a selfie to social media earlier this week alongside her husband Marius Lepure as they noted how things have changed since becoming parents.

Just hours after Dancing on Ice judge Oti Mabuse shared the heartwarming news that she had welcomed her first child, her enthusiastic sister Motsi Mabuse, appears to have accidentally let slip the gender of her new baby. Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi took to Instagram on Christmas Day to congratulate her sister on the safe arrival of her first child as she shared a photo of herself cuddling the precious newborn in her arms while smiling for the camera with husband Timo at her side.

Oti Mabuse has given birth to her first child and shared the exciting news on her Instagram page on Christmas morning. She captioned a photo of herself cradling the little one: "Merry Christmas.

Oti Mabuse has told fans she 'has an exclusive' whilst sharing some stunning snaps showing off her blossoming baby bump. The former Strictly Come Dancing star announced that she is expecting her first child with husband Marius Lepure at the end of August with a surprise reveal on TV.

Oti Mabuse, who announced in late August that she expecting her first child with her husband Marius Lepure, has now opened up about suffering from a painful condition which she says is “very frustrating.’ Taking to Instagram to share a video of herself working out, the former Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer opened up about having Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD), which is also known as pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain (PGP). According to the NHS, this is “a collection of uncomfortable symptoms caused by a stiffness of your pelvic joints or the joints moving unevenly at either the back or front of your pelvis.” In her video, the 33 year old can be seen working out in red leggings and a long-sleeve leopard print shirt.

Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse has finally opened up on the reasons she quit the BBC dancing series after making a shock exit from the competition last year.

Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse, who sadly decided to quit her role as a professional dancer on the BBC One show last year, has opened up on the real reason for her departure. In an emotional new interview, the talented TV favourite, who is now a judge on Dancing On Ice alongside Ashley Banjo and ice skating superstars Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, admitted she spent days overwhelmed by the experience. Oti, 33, also revealed that she'd spent days "crying in the shower" as she struggled to cope with the intensity of trying to train her partners and help them to improve.

Last week, much-loved former Strictly pro Oti Mabuse and her husband Marius Lepure made the delightful announcement that they're expecting their first child together. And 2021 contestant and Loose Women panellist Judi Love this week wished the loved-up couple a huge congratulations, predicting Oti's sister, Strictly judge Motsi Mabuse "will be the best auntie ever". Writing in her OK! column this week, Judi, 43, gushed: "That baby is being born into an incredible family legacy – I already know that he/she is going to come out dancing!" Register for FREE to read this article in full.

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse has made a 'scary' admission days after announcing she is expecting her first child with husband Marius Lepure. The dancer made the joyous announcement while on her own ITV show, Oti Mabuse's Breakfast Show, on Saturday morning (August 26).

Oti Mabuse delighted fans on Saturday morning when she told them she was going to become a mother for the first time. She'll be supported throughout her pregnancy by her husband Marius Lepure, who she's previously described as her 'rock." The former Strictly professional shared the exciting news live on air during her ITV show. She also posted the news to her 655,000 Instagram followers as she shared an array of photos of her blossoming baby bump.The dancer, 33, said that the couple "finally feel ready and excited to share our wonderful news" but admitted that the news is "scarier than swimming with sharks".

Oti and Motsi Mabuse have became regulars on our screens over recent years, with the sisters both going on carve out impressive careers in TV. Motsi, 41, is best known for being a judge on Strictly Come Dancing while Oti, 32, was previously a professional dancer on the BBC One show and is now a judge on Dancing on Ice. The sisters are now appearing on ITV's DNA Journey together, with their moving episode seeing them head to South Africa to find out more about their family connections.

Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse, 31, could be seen canoodling with her husband Marius Lepure, 39, on his Instagram story last night.

Strictly Come Dancing's Oti Mabuse shocked fans after revealing she was leaving the hit show last month but on Sunday it was her marriage trials with husband Marius Lepure that got the ballroom dancer chatting.MORE: Oti Mabuse rocks bold power suit for exciting announcementIn a conversation with the MailOnline, the dancing sensation revealed that when things had taken a turn in her relationship it was Oprah Winfrey's favourite guru Tony Robbins whom she called on in 2018.WATCH: Oti Mabuse and husband Marius captivate fans in a joint performance She said in the report: "My husband was like, 'I feel like I am stuck a little bit in my life. I've followed you to this country and you're doing well but I feel stuck, I don't have anywhere to go.'READ: Oti Mabuse husband Marius' chic London home – take a tourRELATED: Oti Mabuse opens up about starting a family with husband Marius"We hadn't really communicated what we were both feeling at that point.

Oti Mabuse is typically still snoozing when her husband, fellow dancing pro Marius Lepure wakes up - and she might still be in bed when the clock hits midday. However she has just revealed the reason she feels absolutely "no guilt" about lying in.Long before everyone else's alarm sounds out, Oti initially makes the earliest start of all."I’m an extreme early bird," she confessed to Women's Health magazine, "so I’ll wake up at three o’clock in the morning!"The star then sits up in bed checking her emails and text messages while the rest of the nation is peacefully slumbering.She even uses her shockingly early starts as an opportunity to choreograph new dance routines."I’ll look at the current routine for things we can improve on," she explained.Though the time she starts her day would likely leave most breakfast show hosts looking lazy, Oti then flexes another boss move - and goes back to bed."I’ll go back to sleep and wake up again at about eight o’clock when I can hear my husband getting up," she revealed."But if I don’t have Strictly it won’t be until 12pm – I have no guilt for lying in."Aside from that energy surge in the middle of the night, Oti's routine on her days off rivals any night owl's. She shrugs off claims that she's eccentric, explaining: "Three o’clock is just when my body tells me to wake up!"I usually wake up slow, not tired or energetic, but once I’m fully awake that’s when the going gets going!"Giving a further insight into her routine, she confessed: "I do really high intensity interval workouts."It’s either the treadmill or the assault bike, and I do lots of squats, weights and functional training.