Strictly Come Dancing recruit Clara Amfo has shown off her incredible never-ending legs, weeks before the BBC dance contest kicks off.
Fans have been frantically speculating about which celebs we can see paired up with which professional.
Nicola Adams and Katya Jones were revealed as the show's first pairing, and the first same sex competing couple the Strictly's ever seen.
But for the time being, the BBC are keeping tight-lipped about who's with who.
"I am sick excited," she gushed on her Radio 1 show before she found out who she was being partnered with, "You know when you are a kid and are so excited the day before your birthday or Christmas?
"I'm that kind of sick excited, because today I can let you know that I am going to be meeting my partner for Strictly Come Dancing."
Sharing a snap from what looks like a dressing room, Clara had her amazing legs on full display, prompting a flood of adoring comments from fans.
She also posted her official promo snap, captioning the post: "Online vs real life @bbcstrictly."
"Until now I have never felt the need to watch Strictly," one fan fawned, "You'll make it way more fun!"
Another shared a string of heart emojis wile a third declared loyalty to #TEAMCLARA.
"Shake them tassels baby!" a fourth encouraged.
Strictly 2020's new roster of celebs looks to be the most star-studded yet.
The Wanted's Max George, actress Caroline Quentin and GMB's Ranvir Singh are among the other big names that will be putting on their dancing shoes.
Jamie Laing will be there too, having sat out last year's show due to injury.
Kelvin Fletcher stepped in at the last minute to take Jamie's place, and went on to lift the Glitterball Trophy.
"They wanted to know if I wanted to be on the show," Nicola said, "and I said, 'Yeah, I'll do it, but I want to dance with another female.'"
Judges Shirley Ballas, Motsi Mabuse and Craig Revel-Horwood will all be returning to judging duties, while it's thought Bruno Tonioli won't be able to make it back from the States amid Covid.