Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Kristina Rihanoff's yoga studio - that she opened in 2015 when she left the dancing show - is nearly £500,000 in debt.
The 44-year-old's business - located in Northampton - reportedly owes £426,431 and has cash reserves of just £2,648 The Sun report.
It is understood that the studio - named Soo Yogo - that offers Hot Yoga, Anti-Gravity Yoga, Reformer Pilates and Fitness & Dance Classes having to close for periods amid the pandemic led to debts stacking up.
The outlet also adds her other business, Bespoke Ballroom Ltd dance firm - which offers dance and drama classes to kids from the age of 18months up to 16 years old - is doing better with £100,000 cash in accounts.
The Mirror has approached Kristina Rihanoff's representative for comment.
Last week, Kristina was blasted as "insensitive" in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine after she shared a series of tweets.
The Russian dancer retweeted a cartoon depicting caricatures of Boris Johnson, Joe Biden and Justin Trudeau, in which the leaders were shown with blood on their hands.
US president Biden was drawn pointing, with the words "Russian man bad" written in a speech bubble.
Kristina had captioned the tweet: "Don’t even have to say anything - pure genius."
She later shared a headline by Sky News which announced that Russia had been kicked out of the Eurovision Song Contest, which is due to take place later this year.
Kristina wrote alongside it: "F….ing breaking news.
"Are you for real @SkyNews ? WTF! And where are we at with bringing @BorisJohnson accountable for ruining thousands of small business while parting during lockdowns?????? This tweet EVERYTHING WHAT’S WRONG WITH THE UK MEDIA & USELESS @GOVUK #Eurovision" [sic]
After her messages Kristina decided to react to the backlash by clarifying her thoughts on the war in Ukraine and how she is firmly against the actions of her homeland.
In a statement which she posted on social media, Kristina wrote: "I made fun of Eurovision tweet by Sky. I did think there was far more important information on that day that Eurovision.
"This is in any form says I was supporting what’s happening at the moment between Russia & Ukraine.
"It’s absolutely devastating for someone like me who’s grandad from Ukraine and I gave Ukrainian name to my daughter - Milena."
Kristina's statement continued: "My best friend is also from Ukraine. I grew up with knowledge that we were one nation and one country. I’m not into politics and hate politicians because THEY ALL LIE.
"Seeing the news is breaking my heart as I have Russian friends who live in UKRAINE and vice versa.
"The awful thing is that there is casualties on both sides and on both sides mums & dads will cry for their lost relatives."
"The point is that this shouldn’t ever taken place, never should have happened.
"The country leaders should have found the way a long time ago to sort this peacefully but they didn’t bcs war is a profitable business and someone unfortunately making profit on this.
"I’m not supporting Putin, war, invasion, lost lives and politics.
"I hate it as much as a human being possibly can.
"If I offended anyone it wasn’t my intention and I’m deeply sorry."
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