Tasha Ghouri and Wynne Evans were among the Strictly stars departing their hotel for Elstree Studios ahead of the show's much-anticipated Halloween Special on Saturday.
Love Island star Tasha, 26, cut a stylish yet semi-casual figure as she sported a baby pink tracksuit consisting of a cropped hoody and slim-fit jogging bottoms.
She teamed the matching tracksuit with a chic white fur coat and sported a pair of brown platform Ugg boots.
The star beamed as she departed from the hotel with a silver suitcase and her belongings in her arms.
To complete her look, she styled her blonde locks in a slick ponytail and further accessorised with a gold necklace.
Tasha Ghouri, 26, led the Strictly stars departing their hotel for Elstree Studios ahead of the much-anticipated Halloween Special on Saturday
Meanwhile, Wynne, 52, cut a quirky figure in a blue floral shirt and grey faded jeans as he exited the hotel with his suitcase and backpack
Meanwhile, Wynne, 52, cut a quirky figure in a blue floral shirt and grey faded jeans as he exited the hotel with his suitcase and backpack.
He teamed the jazzy shirt with a grey button-up overshirt and sported a pair of chunky grey trainers.
Following soon afterwards were cast members Gorka Márquez, Shayne Ward, Dianne Buswell, Chris McCausland, Montell Douglas, Sam Quek, Nancy Xu, Jamie Borthwick, and Aljaž Škorjanec.
It comes after Sam insisted the BBC One dance show is a safe place for women to compete, amid claims the recent bullying scandal led to only six female celebrities signing up for this year's series.
This year's series was overshadowed by the bullying scandal which rocked the show, resulting in two Italian dancers Giovanni Pernice and Graziano Di Prima leaving following complaints from their respective partners Amanda Abbington and Zara McDermott.
However, Sam, who spoke exclusively to MailOnline, believes female stars should not be put off signing up for future series, after only six female celebrities, compared to nine males, made the 2024 line-up.
Asked if she would recommend Strictly to women, Sam said: 'Yes, absolutely. The show has been one of the most rewarding things that I have done.'
'It's easy to say you can learn how to dance, which is amazing, but you also learn a lot about yourself. With dancing, I struggled a lot with my self-belief of being able to execute a dance but if you put the work in you can get the product out on a Saturday night.'
Love Island star Tasha cut a stylish yet semi-casual figure as she sported a baby pink tracksuit consisting of a cropped hoody and slim-fit jogging bottoms
Meanwhile, Wynne teamed his jazzy shirt with a grey button-up overshirt and sported a pair of chunky grey trainers
Nancy Xu cut a stylish figure in a black ribbed turtleneck top and a leather skater skirt as she posed up a storm outside the hotel
Sam Quek cut a laidback figure in a black hoody and khaki cargo-style jogging bottoms
Montell Douglas cut a laidback figure in a grey sweatshirt and red gym leggings as she beamed and waved towards the cameras
Meanwhile, Dianne and Chris looked raring to go as they struck up a smile for the cameras
Shayne Ward cut a very laidback figure as he exited the hotel in a pair of grey slippers and blue socks
Gorka Márquez cut a stylish figure in a black and red checked jacket and beige floral embroidered jeans
Meanwhile, judge Craig Revel Horwood cut a laidback figure in a zip-up khaki jacket and stone cargo trousers
Jamie Borthwick was also pictured leaving the hotel wearing a casual green hoody and grey shorts as he wheeled his suitcase along
'It's the resilience really and being able to push yourself. With this, you get out what you put in.'
She continued: 'Away from the dancing and the TV show, it is so much fun, the crew, the staff, the talent, the pro dancers, everyone is so lovely.'
'My favourite bit is when I go in on a Friday and Saturday because I love to be surrounded by people.'
And on feeling 'safe', Sam added: 'I have always felt safe in everything I have done with Strictly. I have never done it before, but I turn up to the training room, we all say 'hi' and have a nice chat, nothing feels out of place.'
