Oti Mabuse enjoyed a family reunion over the weekend, spending time with both her sisters for the first time in five years.

The former Strictly Come Dancing pro, 31, shared a photo of the reunion as she and older sibling Motsi, 41, partied with their middle sister Phemelo, 35, and a family pal. 

Oti explained that the global pandemic, their busy work schedules and the fact the trio live in three different counties have all contributed to their time apart.

The sisters met up in a cocktail bar, posing up a storm with their drinks in hand for the snap which Oti shared to her Instagram page. 

‘Can you Believe it ♥️ all of us together for the first time in 5 years… as 3 sisters!’ Oti gushed in the photo caption.

‘We talk everyday but it felt like we’ve seen each other everyday aswell, like we didn’t skip a beat… living in 3 different corners of the earth, covid, work, timing, life….All of it gets in the way but this was SUCH AN AMAZING MOMENT.’

‘I love my sisters so much ✨✨ it’s so much I could burst into glitter @phemelom @motsimabuse …. But also the cocktails at this place are Devine don’t know what they’re called but mine had ice cream and Prosecco WHATTTTTTT!!!!#sisters #family #reunion.’

Oti, who announced her departure from Strictly earlier this year, lives in the UK with her husband Marius Lepure.

Motsi has been based in Germany for the past 20 years, where she lives with her husband Evgenij Voznyuk and their young daughter.

The Strictly Come Dancing judge jets back and forth between the UK and Germany, where she and her husband run a dance school, during filming for the show.

Motsi started her TV career by performing in two seasons of Let’s Dance, the German version of Strictly, before being hired as a judge on that show in 2011.

Oti then joined her on Let’s Dance for two seasons as a dancer before coming to conquer the UK with Strictly.

Phemelo meanwhile lives in South Africa, where the rest of the extended Mabuse family reside. 

Oti and Motsi’s talented sister is an MBA graduate who works as a mechanical engineer, building windmills in their native South Africa.

Speaking on the Jonathan Ross show last year, Oti revealed that is actually Phemelo who is the most talented dancer of the three.

‘To be honest, we have another sister, middle sister, she was the better dancer,’ Oti explained.She’s a mechanical engineer [now]. She designs windmills which create electricity through wind in South Africa.’

Phemelo won the coveted South African title in Latin American & Ballroom in the Juvenile, Junior and Youth categories and later went onto represent South Africa four times at the World Dance Sport Championships.