Strictly's Motsi Mabuse hits back at troll who slams snap as 'ridiculous BBC wokefest'

express.co.uk:

Strictly star Motsi Mabuse had zero tolerance for the troll who commented on her photo claiming that her participation in the show was due to a "BBC wokefest".The 41-year-old judge slammed the cruel comment, biting back that its author should be more concerned about his spelling than her presence on the much-loved show.South African ballroom star Motsi had shared a snap of herself behind the scenes at the show, sporting a neon lime green dress with a slit up the side, when the troll struck.@Septimu88656091 commented: "Bbc woke fest its rediculous" (sic)," only for Motsi to retweet it with her a suitably caustic response."At this point you should be more worried about your spelling ….

ridiculous !!!!" she jeered in view of her 74,500 Twitter followers.Motsi's bio states that she has "zero tolerance for racism", that she "blocks negative energy and accounts" and that she urges fellow tweeters not to be "rude".However, the fuming star had decided to deal with this particular criticism a little more publicly - and she was showered with praise from fans.@eveosh exclaimed: "I just rolled my eyes into my forehead at not just the spelling but the subsequent appalling grammar."I will never understand why haters don’t just keep their hateful selves to themselves & leave us all to enjoy ourselves."Meanwhile, @bluemoonsm_ praised: "Nice one Motsi, Strictly is by far the best entertainment show on TV and should be praised for the hard work that goes into it and for making people feel represented and for its diversity."Then @funk_lotter wittily quipped: "Well spelt!

Or rather well said."@PaulDurnford also chimed in, telling Motsi: "Guuurl, the price most of us pay for our joyous lives, is the privilege to inform and educate others,.