MAISIE Smith was seen outside the Strictly Ballroom after a romantic getaway with her boyfriend Max George.
The smitten EastEnders actress, 21, was seen shivering in the cold outside the famous BBC studio’s.
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Now, the star has been seen standing outside the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom a day after her intimate weekend away with her Max.
The Former Eastenders actress and Strictly, 21, sported light grey hoodie which she teamed with matching jogging trousers and a black puffer jacket.
Last week the couple were holed up in a £150 a night seaside Airbnb thirty minutes out of Sunderland, while the rest of the dancers stayed more locally.
She wore her hood up, showing very little of her auburn hair.
The stunner smiled showing of her natural bare-face, with a touch of lip balm to complete her clean girl look.
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An insider said: “Maisie and Max are in the first throes of romance and just wanted to spend all their time together.
“Max headed to Sunderland with Maisie last week and she rushed to be with him every night after being on stage.
“Everyone gets on but they are slightly bemused by her absence because there has been lots of socialising, which she just hasn’t been part of.
Maisie — who played EastEnders favourite Tiffany Butcher for 13 years until her departure last year — first met Max when they starred in Strictly two years ago.
After growing close on this year’s Strictly tour, in August Maisie and Max went public with their romance shortly after his split from Stacey Giggs, going on holiday and sharing a series of loved-up photos on social media.
The actress is playing Fran in the musical, directed by Craig Revel Horwood, alongside Kevin.
She is currently scheduled to tour with them until March 2023.
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