Oti Mabuse's Christmas Was a Memorable One with a Surprise Announcement
Stepping into the holiday season with a heart full of joy, Dancing On Ice judge Oti Mabuse (33) and her husband Marius Iepure (41) shared a delightful surprise with their Instagram followers on Christmas Day. The duo unveiled their exciting news with a captivating family snapshot, captioned, "Merry Christmas. We wish you all a wonderful festive season and special memories with your loved ones."
The couple, who announced their pregnancy in August with an Instagram post, have yet to reveal the baby's name, birthdate, or gender. As the new parents-to-be, they can't help but feel a mix of anticipation and apprehension as they navigate the uncharted waters of parenthood.
Sharing their good fortune, the couple wrote in their August announcement, "It's new to us, scarier than swimming with sharks, jumping off cliffs or even swinging from bridges, but it's the best news we could ever wish for." Their dog Leo is excitedly awaiting his new playmate.
"Christmas is about to get even louder," confirmed the couple months ago, as they prepared to embrace their journey into parenthood.
Motsi Mabuse, Oti's radiant sister, could hardly contain her excitement as an upcoming aunt, gushing on Instagram, "We're growing! We are so incredibly happy for you! I'm going to be an aunt! More love, more family!"
Married since 2014, Oti and Marius have both made waves on the dance floors of Strictly Come Dancing in the UK and Let's Dance in Germany. The pair announced their retirement from dancing together in 2017.
This joyous surprise has filled Oti's Christmas with an extra dose of magic, turning the festive season into a celebration of love and new beginnings.
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