LOVE Island star Amber Gill is set to take part in this year's Strictly Come Dancing according to bookies.
Bookmaker Coral have revealed they've seen a rush of bets on Amber with odds of 10-11.
After winning the 2019 series of Love Island, the former beauty therapist could be set to strut her stuff on the dance floor come September.
"There was no Love Island this summer but we think we'll be seeing plenty of last year's winner on our screens this autumn," said Coral's Harry Aitkenhead.
"We make Amber odds on to be a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing," he added.
An appearance on Strictly Come Dancing would no doubt be welcomed by Amber, who has certainly had her fair share of heartache since winning the ITV2 dating show.
Just months after winning the Love Island prize with boyfriend Greg O'Shea, Amber was dumped by text and left heartbroken.
But perhaps she'll find love on Strictly, as the show is known for producing romances between celebs and the professional dancers.
However, earlier this week it was revealed that Strictly bosses are concerned that stars will swerve the dancing show for big money panto roles instead.
According to reports, celebs may want to avoid quarantining with their partners for three months.
However, producers are insisting they won't force celebs and pros to isolate together – instead creating a "bubble" system with regular testing.
"Lockdown has hit many celebrities very, very hard in the pocket," the source said.
"Like everyone else many of them haven’t been working at all. So, as lockdown lifts and work offers come in, they need to balance the opportunities with how much of their time it will take up."
They continued: "Many are also holding out for the chance to do panto if the theatres are reopened.
"That’s a massive, massive earner for many celebs. If you appear in Strictly it’s possible to combine the two but not easy.
"That’s especially the case with the new rules around social distancing which means actors and actresses need to be careful about how many other people they mix with."
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