Shirley Ballas wowed everyone over the weekend with her performance on The Masked Singer, and with another entertainment show under her belt, she has revealed she'd be interested in doing another.

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While the Strictly Come Dancing judge is used to all the "glitz and glamour", Ballas revealed to RadioTimes.com and other press that she "would be up for anything", from I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! to Channel 4's SAS: Who Dares Wins.

When asked if she'd like to appear on other TV shows following her time on The Masked Singer, Ballas said: "Oh, I want to do SAS: Who Dares [Wins], [I'm a Celebrity] Get Me Out of Here!. I want a man to scream in my face, because I've had that all my life. I think that could kind of be fun."

The dancer went on to explain she enjoys "anything that's jungle-orientated". "I like anything that's putting Wellington boots on and [getting] out there," she said, noting that she likes doing things that don't always involve "glitz and glamour".

"Even though I have it on Strictly, I've had it all my life. I've been wearing eyelashes since I was about eight, so I would be up for anything," she told RadioTimes.com and other press.

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When asked if she had been approached for any of the shows mentioned, Ballas teased: "Maybe."

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Viewers are used to seeing Ballas on screens over on BBC One as head judge of Strictly Come Dancing, and when asked if she could see one of her fellow judges taking the leap to The Masked Singer, there is one she has in mind.

"Well, first of all, Anton Du Beke has got a fabulous voice, but Motsi [Mabuse] is unbelievable," Ballas revealed.

"She sings backstage, she's always singing backstage on a Sunday. You go in a room and think it's a professional singer, and it's Motsi Mabuse. I think she'd be fabulous."

The Masked Singer UK continues Saturday 20th January on ITV.

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