Strictly Come Dancing’s Motsi Mabuse has been spotted back in London ahead of her return to the judging panel on tonight’s show.
The dancer, who was forced to isolate for 14 days after an urgent trip home to Germany, was out with husband Evgenij Voznyuk, who is rarely seen in public, and their daughter, two.
Motsi, 39, donned a fluffy teddy bear coat and a pair of sheepskin Ugg boots.
She also kept the freezing temperatures at bay with a black beanie hat and carried a Gucci handbag.
Evgenij, who Motsi married in 2017, wore a long dark coat, black boots and a yellow beanie hat.
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Their little one, whose name has never been revealed publicly by Motsi, wore Ugg boots to match her mum’s, a yellow coat and white fluffy hat.
Motsi was previously married to her former dance partner Timo Kulczak, who she competed with at the British open championships in Blackpool.
The couple were married in 2003, but broke up in 2014 – with Motsi finding love with Ukrainian dancer Evgenij soon after in 2015.
Earlier this month, Motsi was forced to take a leave of absence from Strictly and fly home to Germany when she was “targeted” by robbers who tried to break into her dance school.
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Evgenij is not often seen with Motsi in public but in June she celebrated their third anniversary of marriage by sharing videos and photos of their big day.
The pair got hitched in an intimate ceremony at a registry followed by a huge celebration in Majorca.
Motsi took to social media to mark her love for Evgenij by sharing a video of her posing in her wedding gown, and a snap of herself leaning in for a kiss from him at their wedding.
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The star had to fly to home to speak to police after someone attempted to break into her dance school.
She has been replaced by Anton Du Beke on the judging panel for the past two weeks.
Motsi announced she had to leave the show on Instagram, alongside a snap of a broken glass door.
She wrote: “Unfortunately we have no good news. Someone tried to break into our school @motsimabuse_taunustanzschule.
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“We are working with the police to solve this crime. We know we have been targeted on purpose and we will improve security in our school that this will not happen again.”
The dancer previously told on Twitter she was not going to be on Strictly for a while.
She typed: “Hi Guys – Earlier this week I needed to travel to Germany for an urgent reason.
“I will of course be following the UK Government guidelines and self-isolating for 14 days. I’ll be watching from home and by the power of technology, should be in your living rooms.
“Watch out though, I’ll be doing my own hair and make-up!”
*Strictly Come Dancing returns tonight at 7.15pm on BBC1
