Osman, who recently left his role as presenter of House of Games, posted an image of the trio grinning ear-to-ear in the back of a taxi on Instagram along with a caption that has caught fans' attention.
Inevitably, the post sent fans wild and led to plenty of speculation about exactly what the trio could be involved in – with Top Gear, House of Games and Children in Need all thrown out as potential answers.
He said: "A time was had [hugging emoji, star emoji]"– though that doesn't give much away, either!"
The South African is set to start his role as one of the new Strictly hosts, alongside Josh Widdicombe and Emma Willis, when season 24 begins later this month.
At this point, it's not clear what the trio were filming but judging by the response to Osman's post, it's certainly going to be popular!
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