BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Oti Mabuse says she and husband 'got it' after wish comes true

BBC Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse has wowed fans on a night out after giving birth. BBC Strictly star Oti showed off her curves at a swanky BAFTA party with her husband Marius Iepure after welcoming her baby girl just over one month ago.

Oti typed: "Mom and dad got their night out not working at the @bafta Vanity Fair EE rising star Party." In reply, a fan told her: "greetings from București ... started fallowing you after i saw both of you on "your face or mine" couldn't believe my ears and eyes a romanian guy on comedy central with a lovely young lady kudos! you make a beautiful couple.

"was a bit shocked a romanian guy looking soo good - wowza i guess is the UK air/foods." Another said: "My new parents!" Mabuse Updates replied: "The cross over I never knew I needed. My work (EE) and yourself hehe."

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Baker said: "Oti u look absolutely beautiful stunning, u both look amazing." Rhys typed: "At this point I’m starting to suspect you’re both vampires." Charms said: "Oti you are stunning how have you just had a baby." And another said: "You look incredible as usual ~ you are sensitional."

Chelsea Hogg typed: "Yes yes yesssss." BBC Strictly Come Dancing star Oti welcomed her first baby with Marius at Christmas. Speaking from her car, the 33-year-old said some had asked her how she had so much milk, while others had different queries.

"I don't necessarily believe that breast is best, I believe that a fed baby is best," she said. Oti praised mums for trying their hardest to be the best they can, as she continued: "There is a lot of pressure on women to kind of do the impossible.

"Sometimes your milk doesn't come in, sometimes it's just not what you want, and sometimes it's not what the baby needs."