Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse has revealed she rushed home to Germany after her dance school was ‘targeted’. The show judge, 39, was pictured wearing a protective mask as she made her way across a Heathrow airport terminal at 1:30pm on Tuesday November 10 clutching a piece of paper, believed to contain her negative COVID test result. Explaining what happened on Instagram on Friday, Motsi revealed that she is now working with police to ‘solve the crime’ and will be improving security at her school. Flying: Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse has revealed that she flew home to Germany after her dance school was ‘targeted’ (pictured at Heathrow on November 10) As well as posting a lengthy caption in German, Motsi shared a snap of a broken glass door at her studio. She penned: ‘Unfortunately we have no good news. Someone tried to break into our school @motsimabuse_taunustanzschule. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Halsey matches her knit tube top with her green hued buzz… Strictly bosses insist Nicola Adams WON’T return next series… Strictly’s Anton Du Beke CONFIRMED to be joining the judging… EXCLUSIVE: So much for the Strictly bubble! Nicola Adams and… Share this article Share 39 shares… Read full this story
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