STRICTLY’s Maisie Smith was all smiles as she left a Newcastle hotel with Max George ahead of their upcoming tour.
The 20-year-old former EastEnders star, who is best known for playing Tiffany Butcher in EastEnders, looked in high spirits as she left the Hilton Hotel in the northern town.
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Maisie showed off her natural beauty without an inch of makeup on her face and tied her red hair up in a sleek bun.
The soap star kept it casual in gray joggers, a matching crop top and a black hoodie.
She completed the look with a pair of white New Balance sneakers and kept all her stuff in a Reebok tote bag.
Meanwhile, The Wanted singer Max, 33, looked stylish in black tracksuit bottoms, a matching top and a bomber jacket.
He accessorized with a pair of khaki Converse and a brown beanie.
The Strictly tour continued today with two shows in Newcastle.
The cast performed earlier today and will do so again tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Utilita Arena.
They will then head 146 miles south to Manchester for their next location.
Maisie had to jump in at the last minute to fill the shoes of 2021 finalist AJ Odudu after injuring her ankle.
The TV star recently praised her dance partner Kai Widdrington, 26, for her patience.
Speaking to The Sun at the Strictly Tour launch in Birmingham, Maisie said: “He’s been very patient. I can take a while to pick things up, but he was really supportive.
“We had a great time, laughing and getting along like a house on fire.”
Maisie performed in the eighteenth series of the BBC Dance Competition in 2020.
She placed second alongside her dance partner Gorka Marquez, 31.
But the star is best known for playing Tiffany Butcher on EastEnders.
She took on the role of makeup influencer in 2008, but left the soap opera in October 2021.
The star is currently busy performing on the Strictly live tour alongside Rose Ayling-Ellis, Giovanni Pernice, Sara Davies, Aljaž Škorjanec, Max George, Katya Jones, Tilly Raamsay, Nikita Kuzmin, Rhys Stephenson, Nancy Xu, John Whaite and Johannes Radebe.
The tour is hosted by Janette Manrara and their performances are judged by Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas and Bruno Tonioli.
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