Dancing On Ice judge Oti Mabuse shares secret items she hides behind her desk during live show
judge Oti Mabuse has revealed she keeps a spare pair of clothes behind her desk to keep comfortable while filming.if she brings any comforts on set, Mabuse revealed that she always has a pair of warm clothes on hand."I have a heater, a hot water bottle and I don’t wear my shoes," she said.
"People see me walking and they see the shoes but as soon as we go to an ad break, I’m in my slippers."She continued:"I wear my dressing gown and another thing, I wear my joggers. If I don’t wear a dressing gown, I’ll wear my joggers. Sometimes the dresses aren’t comfortable to sit in, so I scoop them up and I’ll wear my joggers, so that’s why you don’t see me standing."added that he liked to keep sweets with him at the judging table to tuck into on ad breaks.
"I’m not trying to hide them. Sometimes I make it a game, if I know Holly and Phil are going to come to me, I’ll think I can eat three of those before they come to me. I just have to make sure I’ve cleared the wrappers away!" he said.
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