Strictly Come Dancing pro Nadiya Bychkova has unveiled a rather awkward tour injury.
Together with real-life partner Kai Widdrington, the Ukrainian choreographer is currently on another live UK tour, busting out moves in locations like Glasgow, Scunthorpe, Cardiff, Leicester, Ipswich and Manchester.
However, while sharing a fan's clip on Instagram, Nadiya informed her fanbase that she'd been performing with a broken toe, although it's unknown how she sustained this.
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Titled Behind the Magic, the show sees the couple offering "a rare insider's glimpse into how all 'the magic' comes together", according to a synopsis.
"From TV shows to commercial campaigns, photoshoots to live tours, they will be taking us behind the lens to see things from a very different perspective, highlighting the influence of some of the greatest legends, creatives and artists of the 20th century, whose impact is still felt today among some of the most successful contemporary artists."
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Ahead of their first date, an excited Kai said in a statement: "Starring in Once Upon A Time, our first headline tour, was the realisation of a lifelong dream for both Nadiya and I, a real career highlight. Now we get the chance to do it all over again next summer with our new show Behind the Magic.
"We cannot wait to get back on stage together and entertain our fans once more and to be able bring the curtain down in my hometown of Southampton will be the icing on the cake."
Strictly Come Dancing will return later this year on BBC One, while spin-off Strictly: It Takes Two airs on weeknights on BBC Two. Both shows are available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
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