Strome Come Dancing in Motsi Mabuse is experiencing a wardrobe failure in the clip behind the stage - Video

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Motsi Mabuse had a wardrobe malfunction while stepping onto the dance floor in her dressing gown prior to the Strictly Come Dancing live show last weekend. The 41-year-old South African dancer joined presiding judge Shirley Ballas on the dance floor in her dressing gowns before filming for the Week of Musicals live show began. However, Motsi suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction when her dressing gown began to unravel during their dance, embarrassing the star. Fun: Motsi Mabuse had a wardrobe malfunction last week as she stepped onto the dance floor in her dressing gown prior to the live show of Strictly Come Dancing. Motsi is seen looking shocked and running forward to speak to the camera as her friend Shirley bursts into laughter. She says: 'I'm naked guys! They haven't seen it in the UK, in all of Africa!' Alongside the clip, which comes as part of a reel of behind-the-scenes footage from Musicals Week, Shirley penned: "Morning dress failure." 'I'm naked! ': However, Motsi suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction when her dressing gown started to unravel during her dances, embarrassing the star. Seeing the funny side of that moment, Motsi commented on a series of smiley emojis under the images. And fans were quick to share their fun in the moment, receiving comments describing Motsi as "funny." One fan wrote: "Oh my God Motsi is so funny!!!" As another penned: 'Oh Shirley, you and Motsi are the right couple. You make me laugh so much. Error! Dance moves: The breakdown came when Motsi, 41, joined lead judge Shirley on the dance floor in her dressing gowns before filming for the Week of Musicals live show began. The hilarious clip comes after Strictly announced that the contestants will be doing two dances for the semifinals this weekend. The official Instagram account of the show also shared how the five couples will dance as they try to secure a place in the final. Double duty: The hilarious clip comes after Strictly announced that their contestants will be doing two dances for the semifinals this weekend. They will then take to the dance floor for the second time for Edda Hayes' cover of Survivor by 2WEI with Paso Doble. Meanwhile, Helen Skelton and Gorka Marquez will tackle a Waltz leading to Celene Dion's One Way first. Later, they will change things up with Argentine Tango with Eurhythmics' song Here Comes The Rain Again. Song selections: The official Instagram account also revealed how the five couples will dance as they try to secure a spot in the final. Dramatic: They will then be on the dance floor for the second time for Edda Hayes' cover of Survivor by 2WEI by Paso Doble. Iconic: Helen Skelton and Gorka Marquez will first Waltz to Celene Dion's One Way Next, they'll do the Couple's Choice dance to a mix of Young MC's Know How, Fools Gold by The Stone Roses, and Step On by Happy Mondays. Fleur East and Vito Coppola will need a lot of energy to get from Charleston to Tu Vuo' Fa L'Americano by Fiorello. Private dance: They will then perform the Couples' Choice dance to a mix of Young MC's Know How, Fools Gold by The Stone Roses, and Step On by Happy Mondays. Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystal will also face a Charleston, but theirs will be a Pencil Full of Lead from Paolo Nutini's pen. They will end the night with Burt Bacharach's What The World Needs Now. Fun: Fleur East and Vito Coppola will need a lot of energy for their Charleston going from Fiorello to Tu Vuo' Fa L'Americano Posing! The announcement comes after fans stepped up as the show moved from its usual Saturday night slot to make room for the World Cup. Energetic: Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystal will also face a Charleston, but theirs will be Paolo Nutini's Pencil Full of Lead The Netherlands v Argentina football match will kick off at 19:00, so fans will definitely have to wait an extra day to see the semi-finals. Viewers are dissatisfied with the schedule change and take to social media to complain. Someone: 'I want to complain! Is there a petition I can sign? One is definitely in a rush this year so football can take over the broadcast waves. The referees don't seem to care either. Put football on 2.' All the shows on Two tonight are repeating - it'll probably be the same next week. Put the football there and #absolutely leave it alone!' And the fourth tweeted: ' made a big mistake rescheduling #Strictly. First Friday/Saturday and now Sunday/Monday. The golden rule of TV: Never mess with your most-watched show. Move football to 2/3/4/red button/iPlayer. There are enough options. Prioritizing Arge v Oz cannot be justified.'