Dragons' Den star Sara Davies is making the move to ITV for her next TV projects and will be seen on not one but two shows on the BBC's rival channel. Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk the bubbly mum-of-two excitedly revealed her news. "I've just finished filming a big new show for ITV, which will be out later in the year. Actually, I've just finished filming two ITV shows. One is a nice quiz show. And then there's another one that is a Saturday night prime time. It's quite a big, exciting one Celebrity Sabotage... I worked with the likes of Joel Dommet, Sam Thompson, GK Barry and Judi Love, so that was a really exciting show to work on," she said.

While Sara couldn't reveal her role in the show, Celebrity Sabotage is a hidden camera prank show which features Joel, Sam, GK and Judy secretly sabotaging unsuspecting contestants participating in what they believe are genuine ITV shows. The contestants will be taking part in various challenges, unaware the shows are fake and that they are being pranked. The goal is to help the contestants win a secret cash prize while creating humorous and unexpected situations

As if filming commitments for ITV and Dragons' Den, along with running her businesses, didn't keep her busy enough, Sara also revealed she is putting pen to paper again after the huge success of her previous books.

"I've just started writing another book, so actually, nobody knows about that yet," she intimated. "I had my Six-Minute Entrepreneur book came out not long ago and I just signed a new contract with Penguin for another craft book.

"My craft book that came out a couple of years ago was really successful, so they commissioned me to do another one.

"So I've got loads of spinning plates on the go at the moment," she laughed.

One of those plates shows her ongoing work as an ambassador for the DB Wider Fit Shoes Joyful Strides campaign, which involves sharing the importance of foot comfort with women of all ages and highlighting the fact that they don't have to sacrifice style for comfort.

The businesswoman first became aware of the necessity of comfortable shoes when she was diagnosed with plantar fasciitis and took up running as part of her fitness journey. Taking a break from the glamorous photo shoot to speak, it is clear she is passionate about the brand.

"I can always remember when I was, when I was younger, my grandma used to wear these godawful shoes all the time, but she had bad feet and she was like, 'It's not about what looks nice, Sara, it's about what's comfortable'. And so I just had this assumption that as you get older, I'm gonna have to wear these godawful shoes, because it's all about the comfort.

And I just love that it just doesn't have to be that way now. You can now have shoes that are immensely comfortable and brilliant for your feet. I'm wearing the sensible shoes, but I'm not. I haven't compromised having lovely, stylish shoes by having to wear sensible ones. I've got the best of both worlds."