MAISIE Smith and Max George danced together in sizzling snaps from their Abu Dhabi getaway.
The loved-up couple couldn’t take their eyes off each other as they twirled outside The Louvre art gallery.
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The stunning building is the result of a partnership between France and Abu Dhabi that lets the country use the name of the famous Parisian gallery.
Strictly star Maisie, 21, looked incredible in a sleeveless figure-hugging blue dress with a thigh high split and trainers as Max, 34, spun her around.
The singer wore a loose white vest and chequered trousers underneath the bright blue sky.
Fans loved their connection with one commenting: “Love this Max. You two are made for each other.”
Another said: “Stunning perfect couple, perfect for each other!”
A third posted: “You guys are so adorable.”
At the weekend Maisie was left gobsmacked when Max ‘proposed’ on The Chase’s celebrity special.
The former EastEnders actress, 21, appeared on the ITV quiz show alongside Max.
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Host Bradley Walsh was completely unaware that pair were a couple.
During the show, the 62-year-old soon realised and asked: “So you’ve known each other before this then?”
Max teased Bradley by replying: “Yeah we know each other a little bit.”
As the pair looked at each other and giggled Bradley had a blank expression as he tried to make sense of it all.
The host then continued with his questions and soon realised the pair are currently dating.
“I didn’t know that I’m so sorry,” Bradley awkwardly said before asking: “Erm, so when’s the big day?”
“Funny you mention it,” said Max as he pretended to reach into his pocket to pull out a ring.
Maisie’s jaw dropped – and Bradley’s did too.
Unfortunately there’s no sign of wedding bells at the moment, although the couple did recently move in together.
Maisie’s mum previously shared an emotional video of her daughter packing up her stuff for the big move.
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