She quit Strictly in February, after seven years on the show and two Glitterball wins.
And Oti Mabuse has big plans in mind as she talked about how she wants to "grow outside of dancing" and who in the TV industry has helped her on the road to success in an interview this week.
The professional dancer, 31, who is set to host Romeo & Juliet solo this weekend, revealed This Morning's Dermot O'Leary, 48, taught her to read autocue and how she was "texting him all the time" at first as she got to grips with presenting.