Strictly Come Dancing star Nancy Dell'Olio has claimed she is going to land her own TV show.
The Italian businesswoman, who has been clinging on to a place in the BBC1 dance contest despite maulings from the judges, said she is "preparing" for a programme.
Nancy - who has already published an autobiography - also claimed she is working on a pair of new books.
In an interview for BBC1's Graham Norton Show, she said: "My life is quite busy with a few things - I'm writing two books and I am preparing my TV show."
But asked about the show, she was not prepared to give any more details.
"I'm probably doing it, but I am not going to say more," she said.
Nancy, 50, who is reported to be dating a chef who is 16 years younger than her, is due to perform a rumba to Dusty Springfield's Spooky tomorrow night with partner Anton Du Beke.
But she admitted that she was not the most skilled figure on the dancefloor.
"My public says whether I win or not but I probably am not a great dancer," she told presenter Graham in the programme to be screened tonight (Friday).
"It's a very intense, full-on experience, but I love it," she said of Strictly.
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