Strictly’s Nadiya Bychkova reacts as fans say they ‘love her and Kai Widdrington’ | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV

Nadiya Bychkova took to her Instagram to respond to a fan who tagged her in a Story post on Monday. The Strictly Come Dancing fan, who goes by the username @dani.comrie, had created two card signs with doting messages to the Ukrainian dancer and fellow ballroom star Kai Widdrington.

In the Story post, one sign read, “Love you Kai”, while the other said, “Love you Nadiya”.

Both cards were filled with love colourful love hearts.

And for her caption, Dani wrote: “Sat in our hotel making cute signs for front row tonight.”

Nadiya reposted the Story after the show as she hopped onto her Instagram account to share the self-made cards with her 135,000 followers.

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Alongside the likes of Tilly Ramsay, John Whaite, Rose Ayling-Ellis and Sara Davies, the Strictly cast have travelled around the country as part of their 22-date concert trek, which held its third and final show in Glasgow on Monday.

Aside from the tour, which concludes its run at the O2 Arena in London on February 13, Nadiya is also gearing up to participate in the forthcoming Burrow Strictly Ball on March 19.

The one-time occasion will see a string of Strictly celebrities join forces to raise money for The Rob Burrow Centre and MND Appeal.

Taking to Instagram to gush about her first project after concluding the tour, Nadiya shared that she will be joined by Dan’s BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent, who will be showing off her dance moves in a bid to raise awareness and money to help treat motor neurone disease.

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According to the NHS, motor neurone disease is a health condition that typically affects the brain and nerves.

Motor neurone disease, also known as MND, causes weakness that worsens over time.

The disease can lead to a shortened life expectancy and, in worst cases, even death.

On Tuesday, the Strictly tour makes its next stop at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham.