Oti Mabuse: Last News

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Rumours Oti Mabuse could be leaving Strictly Come Dancing have been rife in recent months – and the professional dancer hasn't done much to quell them. Professional dancer Oti, 31, sparked speculation she could be leaving the ballroom behind as she was announced as the new Dancing on Ice judge. It was claimed Oti would "never return to Strictly" as she made the move from the dance floor to the judging panel on the ITV skating show.

The "greatest show on ice" is back and viewers were eagerly awaiting their first look at the 2022 stars on the ice.

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Oti Mabuse, 31, is the latest judge to join the panel on ITV's Dancing On Ice and with her Strictly background, it's sure to be a piece of cake. On the show, which began earlier this month, she's been reunited with legendary Strictly professional Brendan Cole, but she's made it very clear she "won’t be nervous" when it comes to judging his skating.In a new interview, the dancer vowed she won't be giving him any special treatment despite their conflict of interest.She said: "We worked together for two years.

Strictly pro Oti Mabuse, 31, has opened up about her plans for the future with husband Marius Lepure, 39, in a tell-all interview.The Dancing On Ice judge spoke about how she has been “working all her life” and the new paths she would like to explore. Oti, best known for her successful stint as a Strictly Come Dancing professional on BBC One, has been married to her husband for eight years.The couple met in 2012 when Marius auditioned to be the star’s dance partner in Germany. Marius was the first person to try out and sparks flew between the two immediately, causing Oti to cancel all other auditions. Both dancers starred professionally on the German equivalent of Strictly, Let’s Dance, where their relationship continued to grow. The pair married in 2014 when Oti was just 23 years old, and years later the TV favourite has given some insight into their plans moving forward. Speaking about Marius, Oti said: “My husband is the most relaxed human being on earth and he calms the crazy in me. He understands my mentality.

“We are the only family that we can see right now.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse will be appearing as a judge on Dancing on Ice later today. However, some viewers are likely to want to know a bit more about her life outside of the show with her husband.Oti has been married to Marius Lepure since 2014 after they met during an audition in Germany.The Strictly star opened up earlier this year about their relationship in a candid chat.She said of their meeting: “My first try out in Germany was with this guy.“We started dancing and 10 years later I married him,” she added to Telegraph’s Stella Magazine.In the chat from April this year, Oti explained how they became a couple eight months after they first met.She shared her slight worry about this being “soon” with the publication.Oti added: “Do you think that’s soon? That is how the dance world works.“You meet someone, you move in straight away together.

Dancing On Ice host Phillip Schofield has once again called attention to how dangerous the show can be for celebrities. As Oti Mabuse prepares to switch ranks and move to the ITV show after being part of the professional dancers team on BBC's Strictly, the presenter has suggested that she will be in for a more difficult journey than ever before."I love Strictly but compared to the skills that are required for Dancing on Ice it’s a walk in the park," he exclaimed breezily, when quizzed by ITV on any advice he'd offer to Oti."[With Dancing On Ice] you have the possibility of real danger, real injury."You have a rink that is full of essentially blades and we know how dangerous they can be and how deeply they can cut and how sharp they are."I’ve just watched a video of Bez on his second day fall over backwards so hard that his helmet flew off.He reiterated: "It’s one of those things but you don’t see that on Strictly.

BBC One later this month, Liz admitted she was initially taken aback when he showed her photos of an 18th-century cottage."I thought it was just one of his mad moments!" she giggled in a new joint interview.But while their new lives as farmers is well under way, they soon came to realise that they were naive about the challenges ahead."He’s pretty squeamish," Liz admitted to Radio Times."But I think that’s where the teamwork comes in."I’ll do what Kelvin can’t face!"Their move was partly prompted by the numerous Covid lockdowns, where Kelvin explained he had a lot of time to "be present and reflect"."I think both of us were ready for a change.To embrace something new," he smiled.However, he admitted he has been warned by their new neighbours it might be harder than he thinks."Farmers round here keep telling me I won’t make any money from farming," Kelvin shrugged."I still can’t understand that concept because I’m absolutely convinced I will."Either way, they both insist that they are in it for the long haul and plan to give their all to rural life."Sometimes I do wonder whether we’ve taken on too much,” he admitted."But I can’t imagine us not doing this now.

BBC1’s six-part series Kelvin’s Big Farming Adventure, which follows the fsmily as they attempt to get to grips with a very different lifestyle.And in a new joint interview with wife Liz Marsland, the former soap star who rose to fame as young farmer Andy Sugden on Emmerdale, spoke about why he turned what was originally a fictional job on telly into real life."Farmers round here keep telling me I won’t make any money from farming," Kelvin shrugged."I still can’t understand that concept because I’m absolutely convinced I will."Either way, the pair both insist that they are in it for the long haul and plan to give their all to rural life."Sometimes I do wonder whether we’ve taken on too much," he admitted."But I can’t imagine us not doing this now.

The Masked Singer panellist Oti Mabuse recalled falling head over heels in love with BBC Radio 2, being picked to become a judge on Dancing On Ice for 2022 and many more memorable moments.Taking to Instagram to share her review of the last 12 months with her 637,000 followers, she received a deluge of warm wishes from fans."If you would have asked if my 2021 would look like this at the beginning of the year I would have laughed," she captioned a photo of herself alongside Gethin Jones."There have been ups and downs but throughout it all I was grateful for every single opportunity."The South African born star name-checked the BBC Morning Live Team, Packed Lunch on C4 and BBC's The One Show for being part of what made her 2021

Strictly Come Dancing’s Oti Mabuse is thought to not be returning to the hit BBC dancing show next year. Oti has been on Strictly as a professional dancer since 2015, and is a two-time Glitterball winner.

Dancing On Ice judge John Barrowman has been replaced by Strictly pro dancer Oti Mabuse for the new series of the skating show which starts next month.

Katya Jones, 32, has taken to social media to address Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Oti Mabuse’s latest job move.

viewers are all saying the same thing about Joey Essex after he lost out to Judi Love on the programme. The comedian won the show on Tuesday night, pipping The Only Way is Essex star Joey to the crown this year.

Strictly Come Dancing in the show's first ever socially distanced series last year.The 56-year-old defined the odds and beat his competitors to the top spot with Oti Mabuse, 31.Viewers witnessed the dancing duo lifting the Glitterball trophy as a mass of confetti fell from the ceiling.Unlike other years, the couple only had each other to hug due to Covid-19 restrictions.As part of the rules, each couple had to form their own bubble and were not allowed to mix with others.In a new interview, the comedian said his win was yet to sink in a year on as he shared what happened to the trophy.Rod Stewart cuts off The One Show hosts over 'touchy subject'"We never really celebrated afterwards," he spilled."We never really had a bit of a ‘waheeeey’…

Strictly Come Dancing fans are reeling as the two dancers, Oti Mabuse and Aljaz Skorjanec, have supposedly told friends they will quit the show.

Strictly Come Dancing winner Bill Bailey has opened up about dancing with a partner who hasn't been vaccinated against coronavirus on the popular BBC show.The comedian, 56, who won the show in last year's series with dance pro Oti Mabuse, told how he ruled out performing with an unvaccinated dancer saying that it "wasn't worth the risk".When asked whether he would have danced with a partner who hadn't been vaccinated, The Famous Five singer revealed that it would have been a hard no.Bill said: "I wouldn't.