BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Oti Mabuse stuns fans amid sharing response to question about daughter's 'culture'

Oti Mabuse has been flooded with compliments from fans as she posed up a storm for a string of new snaps amid her latest TV appearance. It came before she opened up about being asked about her daughter's 'culture'.

Taking to Instagram, the former Strictly Come Dancing star shared a number of images taken behind the scenes as she appeared on The One Show on Thursday night (June 6) to chat about her latest project. She revealed she's the choreographer for the reboot of Barnum The Musical at The Watermill Theatre.

Sharing a number of snaps to her page, Oti could be seen looking sensational in a figure-hugging red floral-inspired dress as she posed across a sofa in The One Show's greenroom.

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Captioning the post, the Dancing on Ice judge said: "Had an absolute blast on @bbctheoneshow talking about the incredible #BarnumTheMusical at @thewatermilltheatre! From circus tricks to showbiz magic, it’s all happening under the big top! Don’t miss out—grab your tickets and join the fun! #TheOneShow #TheaterLife #MustSee #JoinTheCircus."

She added: "PS: I tried juggling and... let’s just say, leave it to the pros! Glam squad smashed it today @edmundbossmanhair @mariaasadimakeup."

And it didn't take long for the compliments to come flooding in. @x.strictlycaitlin.x said: "So pretty." @adamk334 commented:" "Absolutely stunning." @be.autyqueen398 wrote: "Always so beautiful." @jacquijosephdesigns replied: "FABULOUS!!!! Yes Queen!" @swindellsedward added: "So beautiful."

Meanwhile, Oti also took to her Instagram Story with a lengthy post in which she addressed being asked about raising her daughter and her culture. The dancer and TV star welcomed her first child into the world last October with her husband Marius Lepure. The pair confirmed the news of their baby girl's arrival on Christmas Day before later revealing she'd been born two months prematurely.

Sharing the new post, Oti wrote: "I got asked today which culture I will raise my child, because she was born here! My wish, foremost, is that she is aware that she is love, that both mum and dad's side have a beautiful history full of love, culture, tradition and we are a peaceful tribe, yhat she doesn't have to choose, instead she gains three influences in her life."

She continued: "I hope to instil in her pride of knowing her people, the soul and soil of her origin and the language of her ancestors. But most importantly, respect other people's religion, culture and way of life even if it's different to hers, to be open-minded and give her the chance to find where she is loved and comfortable and explore it."