Nadiya Bychkova Flaunts Legs on Sun-Soaked Getaway

 enjoyed champagne amid her sun-soaked Fuerteventura getaway on Thursday, just weeks after being 'axed' from 's professional lineup. 

The Ukrainian dancer, 36, who starred on the glitzy ballroom series for nine years, took to Instagram with a fun clip alongside daughter Mila, nine, and pals as they danced and mimed to Natasha Bedingfield's hit Unwritten.

Nadiya looked sensational in nothing but a fluffy white dressing gown as she showed off her long toned legs and used the bottle of bubbly as a microphone. 

While Mila and her friends proved perfect back up dancers, Nadiya's pal soon appeared with a lamp which she played like a trombone. 

The 'axed' Strictly star teased her future as she referenced the song's lyrics in a cryptic post which read: 'Proof that blank pages don’t stay blank for long'.

fans have been left stunned in recent weeks as favourites Nadiya, , 43, Michelle Tsiakkas, 30, , 36, and , 35, have all been given the boot. 

However, last week, Nadiya hinted at her 'new position' in a statement, revealing her role on the hit show is 'evolving' after nine years. 

She wrote: 'After 9 wonderful years, this part of my journey with Strictly Come Dancing is evolving.

'There is something truly special about being part of a programme that plays such a big part in so many people’s lives and I want to thank all those who have sent beautiful messages over the last few weeks and those who have voted, shouted, supported, celebrated and cheered during every series.

'I also want to take a moment to appreciate all those who have helped me along the way: my partners, my fellow professionals, the judges and brilliant people behind the scenes.' 

She continued: 'I joined the show as an athlete and a double world champion. Along the way I have learned so much about myself and other people. I have grown, not only professionally, but personally and creatively.

'Strictly has allowed me to discover new sides of myself, develop new skills, and evolve as an artist in ways I will always be grateful for.'

'There is something truly special about being part of a programme that plays such a big part in so many people’s lives and I want to thank all those who have sent beautiful messages over the last few weeks and those who have voted, shouted, supported, celebrated and cheered during every series.

'I also want to take a moment to appreciate all those who have helped me along the way: my partners, my fellow professionals, the judges and brilliant people behind the scenes.' 

She continued: 'I joined the show as an athlete and a double world champion. Along the way I have learned so much about myself and other people. I have grown, not only professionally, but personally and creatively.

'Strictly has allowed me to discover new sides of myself, develop new skills, and evolve as an artist in ways I will always be grateful for.'

Nadiya revealed she is 'excited' to still be part of the 'Strictly world for many years to come' but in new way in which she is currently busy exploring.

She continued: 'This isn’t the end… I look forward to being part of the Strictly world for many years to come in ways I am beginning to explore.

'I’ve changed a lot since I first stepped onto that dance floor, not just as a performer, but as a person and I can honestly say I’ve never felt more like myself.

'I’m excited to have time to focus on new projects, and to spend more precious time with my beautiful daughter. Life feels full of possibilities.

'I danced before Strictly, I loved dancing on the show and I plan to keep dancing for many years to come. Thank you for all the love and support along the way'.

Since releasing her statement, it has been reported that BBC bosses felt it would be a 'real loss' to lose her from the Strictly family altogether. 

A source told The Sun: 'Nadiya is so recognisable with viewers and bosses felt it would be a real loss to lose her from the Strictly family altogether. After a few conversations, they offered her a choreography role which she is very open to.

'Obviously, she is sad to no longer be dancing but recognises she will have great scope for more lucrative commercial opportunities now, and can explore exciting new projects.'

Daily Mail has contacted the BBC and Nadiya's representative for comment.