BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Oti Mabuse in 'first' since daughter's birth after 'exposing' herself and sister Motsi

Oti Mabuse has celebrated her own 'first' since welcoming her daughter it to the world after she cheekily 'exposed' herself and her Strictly Come Dancing judge sister Motsi Mabuse.

Dancer Oti, who quit the BBC One dance contest back in 2022, and her husband Marius Lepure announced their daughter's arrival on Christmas Day. Taking to Instagram at the time with a photo of the new parents with their baby girl, the pair could be seen beaming with happiness in their matching festive pyjamas.

Their newest addition to the family, whose name is yet to be revealed, was safe and sound in Oti's arms while the couple's pet dog also watched over the tot but neither confirmed exactly when their baby girl, whose name also hasn't been shared, arrived.

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Oti has since explained that her daughter was born "prematurely" in October and was put in an incubator with jaundice. Oti recalled: "She was very premature, she came really, really early - unexpected premature which was a big, big shock," she told Giovanna Fletcher on her podcast, Happy Mum Happy Baby.

"Going through that emotional trauma that you go through when you have a premature baby, and then being in hospital with the little one for six weeks and then finally coming out and having her home with friends and family over Christmas was really nice," she added.

Oti has since continued to share honest and open updates into her life as a new mum and on Monday (February 19) the Dancing on Ice judge celebrated her own win as she headed out on her first jog of the year.

Posting a video of her preparing in