Strictly judge Motsi Mabuse shares her wisdom for the 'Class of 2020'
She has been busy filming for Strictly Come Dancing ahead of its return on Saturday.
And Motsi Mabuse has shared her words of wisdom for the 'Class of 2020' and has revealed how the contestants should 'focus on opportunities not setbacks'.
The judge, 39, described how she was 'super excited' to be back for the hit BBC show and shared how the celebs should reclaim their 'sense of adventure'.
Motsi looked every inch the dazzling judge as she posed in a gold sequin midi dress with structured shoulder pads for the return of the series.
She wore her brunette locks in a sleek blow-dry and turned up the glam with a hint of gloss and dash of mascara.
The professional dancer took to her Instagram on Saturday to impart her advice to the 12 contestants and revealed how the show was a 'marathon not a sprint'.
She penned: 'Imagine if I woke up like this lol. I wish but I didn’t!! Thank you to my fabulous team!!
'Boys and girls it’s a new season for the Glitterball challenge!!! I am super excited to back and alI I can say to all the contests like every year is!!
'Number 1 ....Reclaim your curiosity, your sense of adventure, and have some fun!!!'
Motsi continued: 'Number 2 ....You can be anything you want to be, if only you believe with sufficient conviction and act in accordance with your faith, for whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.
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'Number 3 .. This is not a sprint it’s a Marathon!! Last but not least... Focus on opportunities not setbacks.
'Focus on what you can do, not what you can’t. Focus on the present moment, not the past or the future. Empower yourself!!!!! Class of 2020 Startttttt Dancing. Good luck to all @bbcstrictly #loveandlight.'
The south African judge, who first joined the hit competition last year, will be moving to the UK before the live shows kick off.
Motsi will bring her two-year-old daughter along with her, however her Ukrainian husband - who is also a dancer - will remain in Germany for work.
Speaking about how things will be different with coronavirus impacting how the show is made, Motsi said she thinks the 'wholesome' series could help viewers feel as if a little 'bit of normality' is back in their lives.
It comes after the first official group photo of the 2020 line-up was released on Friday.
The launch show, set to air on BBC One on Saturday, will see each celebrity paired with their professional partner by hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, before the cast take part in a group performance.
YouTuber HRVY joined the cast for the group shot and got a glittering makeover after testing negative for coronavirus last week, eight days after he tested positive.
While Radio 1 host Clara Amfo, Made In Chelsea's Jamie Laing and EastEnders' Maisie Smith will also try their best to impress the judges.
Completing this year's lineup are actress Caroline Quentin, comedian Bill Bailey, singer Max George, former home secretary Jacqui Smith, BBC pundit and former NFL star Jason Bell, former Royal Marine and Invictus Games medallist JJ Chalmers, Olympian Nicola Adams and Good Morning Britain's Ranvir Singh.