Strictly star Motsi Mabuse sizzles in a black swimsuit with her sister Oti

Motsi Mabuse, 43, and her sister Oti, 34, have been spending time together in South Africa with their husbands after a busy few months with their TV commitments

Strictly judge Motsi Mabuse has stunned fans in with an incredible swimsuit shot while she and sister Oti enjoy some downtime in South Africa.

Oti Mabuse, who was a judge on Dancing on Ice, returned to Strictly as a choreographer this year and is back with her sister in their home country, following this year's season of the BBC dance competition. Motsi shared an image of herself, along with a link to a shapewear brand.

She could be seen relaxing on a sun lounger, with refreshing drinks on the table next to her. Lying on her front, she has her legs kicked up in the air as she seems to have been caught by surprise by the camera. She dons thick-framed, red sunglasses with her blond locks tied back in a messy bun as she soaks up the atmosphere. A video shows them dancing with their husbands by a pool, while Motsi shared a series of photos of her wearing Oti's clothes and joking that she might keep them.

Both of the sisters have had a busy few months, with Oti likely still recovering from her I'm A Celeb stint, in which she took on gruelling challenges in the Australian jungle. They then appeared together on Stephen Mulhern's celebrity Deal or No Deal.

The sisters, who have a nine-year age gap, often travel together and enjoy each others company during their rare moments of downtime. In August, they took a trip to Germany together to watch Adele's final gig. Having arrived at the venue five hours early, they passed the time by braiding each others hair and documenting their trip on social media.

Sharing their journey with fans on Instagram, younger sister Oti joked about the difference between firstborn and second siblings. She said: "I have heard the schedule five times today. I came here for peace, but I have been on a tight schedule since 9am." Motsi giggled in the background, saying: "We're on time, we're here. Have you heard of African time?"

But back at home, Oti admits she's nowhere near as laid back, telling The Times that she takes being the family's "breadwinner" seriously. She said: "What I have been through shocked me, but it made me even stronger. For the first time in my life I have a purpose, which is for my family to have a good life."

Oti added: "You can imagine if I'm ambitious in my work, how ambitious I am as a mum. This industry has its ups and downs but I love it and I'm doing it all for my baby and my husband. I'm the breadwinner and I am taking care of my family."

During her time on I'm A Celeb, Oti opened up about her home life, and the impact of her daughter's premature birth, after she was born at 28 weeks in November 2023. Speaking about the birth, and being recognised in hospital, she admitted: "I was having to still be my usual, bubbly self. But I wasn't feeling bubbly inside. I just remember going to the shower and I was crying. I was just devastated, but nothing was wrong. I had a new baby, the midwives were amazing, my husband was there. It was like nothing was wrong, but everything was wrong."

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