MOTSI Mabuse had a trip to the Maldives to remember with a stunning marriage renewal with her husband Evgenij Voznyuk.
The Strictly Come Dancing judge first married Voznyuk in 2017, but in an intimate ceremony on the tropical island, the pair celebrated their nuptials by renewing their vows on a beach.
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Both walking up the aisle barefoot, Motsi looked stunning in a bright white strapless jumpsuit with a draping peplum to make a dress.
The pro dancer couldn’t stop smiling in photos later shared on Instagram, as she posed with her love who wore a grey suit and bowtie.
Letting her followers into her special day, pics included the unbelievably romantic setting, where the sand was littered with rose petals.
They also cut a new wedding cake, which was a bright white cake decorated with colourful butterflies.
The couple ended with a romantic sunset dinner in a heart made from fairy lights.
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Let’s Dance, the German version of Strictly, shared the photographs alongside the caption: “Love is in the air ❤️ Motsi Mabuse said yes to her husband Evgenij Voznyuk a second time in the Maldives. This is how the two sealed their great love and we congratulate them from the bottom of our hearts”
Motsi and Ukranian dancer Evgenij has been in a relationship since 2015, a year after her divorce from first husband Timo Kulczak.
The pair had known each other for years prior, previously dancing together in competitions.
They married in 2017, at which point Motsi was a judge on Let’s Dance. She joined Strictly in 2019, taking over from Darcey Bussell.
Together, they have a four-year-old daughter, who has never been publicly named.
Evgenij opts to lead a private life away from the spotlight, with closed-off social media profiles.
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