TVTV NewsMorning LiveThe Morning Live presenters shared a special message for another BBC star after she shared some exciting baby news10:11, 16 Jun 2026Updated 10:15, 16 Jun 2026Morning Live stars Gethin Jones and Helen Skelton have congratulated another BBC star on an exciting baby update.‌Strictly Come Dancing icon Oti Mabuse announced days ago that she is expecting her second child with her husband.‌Oti wed her husband Marius 12 years ago, and the couple welcomed their first child in 2023.‌She’s now revealed on Instagram that their family is expanding, sharing the joyful news by writing: “Plot twist…”She went on: "We thought we had our hands full already, but life had even bigger plans.“Baby No. 2 is joining the dance party, and our hearts (and house) are about to get a whole lot fuller. #babynumber2."‌The couple have been showered in support from fans and friends alike, with the Morning Live team now offering their congratulations.During the BBC programme on Tuesday, June 16, the presenters welcomed Strictly star Michelle Tsiakkas on the programme, to teach viewers some dance moves from Kelvin Fletcher and Oti Mabuse’s samba.‌As they mentioned Strictly and Oti, Gethin turned to Helen and said: “And Oti, some news of Oti this week?”Helen added: “Congratulations to Oti Mabuse, she has shared the news that she’s having a second baby, so good luck to you Oti.”“Lovely,” Gethin added.‌Oti announced on Christmas Day in 2023 that she had welcomed her first child with Marius, in an adorable post.She shared a sweet image holding her newborn, with all three wearing matching Chrismtas pyjamas.Article continues belowOti and Marius met in Germany where they were paired as dance partners, before marrying in 2014.She joined Strictly the following year, having moved to the UK with Marius, and has since gone on to host her own ITV breakfast programme and act as a judge on Dancing with the Stars, before leaving Strictly in 2022, having lifted the glitterball trophy in 2019 with Bill Bailey.Morning Live airs on BBC One and iPlayer weekdays from 9.30amChoose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Oti MabuseMorning LiveBBC1