Oti Mabuse hasn't ruled out doing 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!'.
Oti Mabuse would consider going Down Under for 'I'm A Celeb'
The former 'Strictly Come Dancing' professional and 'Dancing on Ice' judge has said she'd consider taking part in the ITV jungle show if it "feels right" at the time.
She told Metro.co.uk: "I would never say never to anything because you don’t know what’s going to happen, especially when you have different shows.
"I work on different channels, and you don’t know what opportunities.
"I would never close any door, if it works and it feels right then I’ll do it at that moment."
Meanwhile, the TV star has found a new gig after her previous hosting endeavour ‘Romeo and Duet’ was axed after one series.
Oti is to present a new game show called 'The Tower', which is described as unlike anything else on TV.
It is being brought to life by the same production company that delivers hits such as ‘Escape To The Chateau’, which airs on Channel 4.
In an appeal for contestants, producers said: “Star of 'Strictly', 'Dancing on Ice' and 'The Masked Dancer' Oti Mabuse is looking for outgoing, lively and knowledgeable teams of two to be part of a TV quiz show first - 'The Tower'.
“Set in a unique world, your general knowledge, strategic thinking and judgement will be tested to the max in this exciting new game.
“Teams of friends, family, colleagues or partners battle to win a cash prize. Be part of something extraordinary.”
This comes after Oti’s previous stint hosting ‘Romeo and Duet’ was not renewed for a second series after suitors looking to woo a potential date via Shakespearean serenading failed to become a TV sensation.
An insider explained: “The feeling was that it wasn’t a case of Oti not being right for the show, more that the show wasn’t right for Oti.
“We’ve seen on 'The Masked Dancer' just how her infectious energy and humour works best in a less-scripted, more conversational setting.
“As host of a quiz show, Oti will have the chance to banter with contestants as well as use her presence to hold the show together.
“Everyone is very excited about 'The Tower'.”