Shirley Ballas put on a very leggy display on Monday as she shared a glamorous behind-the-scenes snap from Strictly Come Dancing. 

The Strictly Come Dancing head judge, 64, preparing for another dazzling ballroom season, displayed her tanned legs in a rose gold satin robe while posing for the camera.

Her chic ensemble featured dramatic feathered cuffs, a navy velour belt cinched at the waist, and a flattering silhouette. 

Shirley elevated her look with a pair of silver embellished dancing heels, while her brunette locks were styled in soft curls for the evening. 

She completed the look with a pink floral headpiece, adding an extra touch of glamour. 

Posting the tantalizing photo on her Instagram Story, she wrote with excitement: ‘Two more sleeps then we record launch show @bbcstrictly so exciting are you excited?’

Shirley Ballas showcased a very leggy look in a rose gold satin robe on Monday as she shared a glamorous behind-the-scenes photo from Strictly Come Dancing.

This comes just days after the BBC released the first trailer for this year’s show, where head judge Shirley and the professionals donned skimpy swimwear for a striking poolside routine.

Shirley’s leggy photo follows shortly after the BBC unveiled this year’s show’s first trailer. Head judge Shirley and the pros sported skimpy swimwear for a striking poolside routine.

It’s the annual sign that fans must kiss goodbye to summer as they get ready to cosy up to weekly episodes of the hit reality dance competition.

The 30-second trailer features Strictly’s professional dancers and head judge Shirley enjoying one last summer fling at a luxurious pool party, hosted at a stunning mansion.

The trailer gives an early taste of a sizzling full-length routine that will form part of Strictly’s hotly-anticipated launch show, airing on Saturday, September 20.

With bright colours, inflatable flamingos and barely-there swimwear, the party is in full swing.

And it soon turns into a dazzling group number that will feature appearances from fellow Strictly judges Anton du Beke, Craig Revel Horwood and Motsi Mabuse.

Fans will also see the debut of Strictly’s brand new pros, Alexis Warr and Julian Caillon, whose arrival makes a big splash. 

Strictly Come Dancing: The Launch Show will reveal who this year’s 15 celebrities will be paired with, as they each come face-to-face with their pro dance partner in a series of specially filmed, surprise-packed sequences.

It’s the annual sign that fans must kiss goodbye to summer as they get ready to cosy up to weekly episodes of the hit reality dance competition 

The launch show will also feature a spectacular group dance where all 15 celebs and their partners take to the floor for the first time. 

It comes amid fears that some celebrity contestants on this year’s Strictly may have been using weight loss jabs ahead of the new series, which has reportedly caused a ‘heightened state’ among production.

It has now been reported that some of the celebrities have been or still could be using injectable weight loss drugs, such as Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Wegovy, to slim down ahead of the show. 

The drugs, known as GLP-1 agonists, were initially developed to treat diabetes and work by mimicking a hormone to make users feel full.

However, Strictly bosses are said to have become concerned that if any celebrities are using the medication, they will not be eating enough, and could risk not getting the vital amount of calories needed to take on the intense and gruelling competition.

According to The Sun, ‘talk is rife backstage’ over which stars are using the jabs.

And the BBC has also reportedly been left in the dark, as contestants do not have to reveal what medications they are on.

An insider told the publication: ‘The BBC will continue with their normal protocols, which see them closely monitor the health of the contestants throughout the time they are on the show, with any sign they’re unwell or struggling physically acted upon immediately.

The 30-second clip sees Strictly’s professional dancers and head judge Shirley enjoying one last burst of summer at a fabulous pool party, held in the grounds of a glamorous mansion 

‘Beyond that, they are powerless to intervene in any way, and not just because the stars aren’t obliged to tell them, it’s also because the medications are prescribed substances which they are entitled to take.’

Strictly stars often find that they lose weight just from the constant exercise and gruelling rehearsals, which take place over at least five days a week, for up to 12 hours a day, with a number of celebrities reporting to have shed several pounds by the end.

But another source claimed that one reason stars could start taking up the jabs in the lead up to the show was that many worry about looking good from the start, especially wearing the signature revealing and skintight outfits.

They said: ‘A number of them will have known they are in the line-up for some time and may have started preparing months ago.

‘And they’ll be wanting to do everything they can to look incredible right up until training begins.’