Strictly Come Dancing star Claudia Winkleman revealed she doesn't plan on leaving the show until bosses tell her to go.
The 50-year-old host joined the cast back in 2004 and worked on Strictly: It Takes Two until 2012.
Viewers loved her bubbly personality and she soon made her way onto the main programme with co-host Tess Daly.
She started off in charge of the results show but quickly became part of the main Saturday show in 2014.
Claudia explained that she doesn't know how long she will stay on the hit show and is leaving it up to her bosses to tell her when her time is up.
The star joked she will be hosting “until they tell me to pick up my bottle of fake tan and leave”.
She added to Radio Times: “I don’t plan ahead. I couldn’t tell you what I’m having for lunch tomorrow.”
Claudia and Tess will host a special version of Strictly this weekend.
To celebrate 100 years of the BBC, all routines will be inspired by iconic programmes from the channel.
This weekend, the stars will be moving and grooving to the likes of the Casualty theme song as well as the Grange Hill theme song.
Confirming the exciting news on Twitter, Strictly's official page wrote: "This Saturday we will celebrate #BBC100 with routines inspired by some iconic @BBC programming.
"We can't wait to see our couples, Dave Arch and his band bring these BBC bangers to the #Strictly dance floor! Let's do it."
Molly Rainford and her professional dance partner Carlos Gu will be showing off their moves to the theme from Grange Hill.
Nikita Kuzmin and Ellie Simmonds will take over the dance floor with a Paso Doble to Montagues and Capulets, celebrating The Apprentice.
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There will also be a couple of Tangos, a Foxtrot, a Quickstep and a Charleston for the special show.
Claudia discussed how she and co-host Tess will be getting involved with the centenary celebrations.
She revealed: “Tess, me and the dancers are gatecrashing the BBC’s biggest shows. Match of the Day, EastEnders, The Graham Norton Show, Casualty, every dance will either be to a BBC theme tune or be inspired by a BBC show.
"We’re really excited about it!”
The BBC was founded on October 18, 1922, and the channel has been celebrating with endless special programmes and tributes.
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