Strictly's Katie McGlynn flaunts svelte figure for selfie in Tess Daly's dressing room

Katie Macglynn Tess Daly BBC show actress

04.09.2021 - 22:05

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Hollyoaks actress Katie McGlynn treated fans to a gorgeous Insta selfie yesterday as she posed up a storm in front of a mirror, in none other than Strictly host Tess Daly's dressing room.

The 28-year-old had fans floored as she posed in skintight distressed jeans and a tight black vest top, with a sweet pendant necklace worn loose around her neck.The brunette beauty's hair fell in glam waves just past her shoulders as she held her phone up for a cheeky mirror selfie, surrounded by the glowing lights of the vanity."Just a casual selfie in THE Tess Daly’s dressing room", Katie announced under the photo.After smiley face and peace emojis, she added: "Day 2 on @bbcstrictly #strictly #15daystogo #omg".It was initially announced she'd be taking.

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