Dancing on Ice stars open up about shock injuries, 'natural chemistry' with partners, the 'ice curse'

ITV bosses have teased a huge shake-up in this week's Dancing On Ice, having axed the dreaded skate-off for Sunday night's live show. The popular show returned to TV screens two weeks ago, with former professional boxer Ricky Hatton the first celeb axed from the star-studded line-up. Ricky had faced comedian Lou Sanders in the skate-off, with judges Oti Mabuse, Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean and Ashley Banjo all opting to save Lou.

Oti Mabuse has once again left her fans and followers with their jaws on the floor thanks to her sensational appearance on Dancing on Ice. The former Strictly Come Dancing star was back on the ice panel on Sunday night (January 21) with the latest bunch of celebrities making their debut.

Dancing on Ice fans have jumped to the defence of one of the show's professional skaters following her first performance of the series. The hit ITV skating competition returned to screens on Sunday night (January 21) for week two.

Dancing on Ice viewers have claimed it's 'so frustrating' as they believe they spotted an issue with the judges comments and scoring during week two of the competition. The ITV skating show returned to screens on Sunday night (January 21) for the second week of the contest.

Adele Roberts became emotional on Dancing on Ice, as she received the highest score of the competition so far.The radio presenter, 44, had shared that the show has helped her "reclaim" her body following a battle with cancer that has left her needing a stoma bag. Her impressive performance on Sunday's show proved popular with the judges, as she received the highest score. However, Christopher Dean was quick to point out that while Adele certainly deserved her high score, professional skater Mark Hanretty perhaps did not, having fallen over during the otherwise impressive routine - something fans were quick to react to.

Ricky Hatton has become the first star to leave ITV's Dancing On Ice after losing out in the skate-off to comedian, Lou Sanders. Former professional boxer Ricky, 45, confessed that he was "gutted" to leave the show.

The second episode of Dancing On Ice kicked off tonight, which meant a new batch of celebs took to the ice for their first performance of the series. The famous faces swapping their day jobs for the challenge this week include Claire Sweeney, Adele Roberts, Michael David Edwards (aka Eddie the Eagle), Lou Sanders, Miles Nazaire, and Ricky Norwood.

Six more celebrities will be skating onto the ice rink this Sunday as they start their Dancing on Ice journey on ITV.

Dancing on Ice star Adele Roberts has opened up on her reasons for signing up to the show after a cancer battle ,saying "you've got to embrace life".The 44-year-old radio DJ was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2021, but, thankfully, she went on to get the all-clear in 2022. Adele now wears a stoma, which she's nicknamed Audrey. A stoma is pouch on the stomach which allows waste to leave the body after losing part of the colon.The radio star spoke about her career as well as her appearance on Big Brother in 2002, and revealed the real reason she chose to do radio - so people can't see her.

Dancing on Ice's Colin Grafton recieved some heartbreaking news just days before the show's launch.The professional figure skater, who is currently parternered with Coronation Street actress Claire Sweeney, reportedly recieved the terrifying news that his father, Roy, had suffered an unexpected stroke on Wednesday, January 10. Following the scary news, Colin opted to remain in the UK rather than flying back to the US, as he knew that his dad would have wanted him to continue on the show.

Claire Sweeney has spilled the beans on what it's been like training for the latest series of Dancing On Ice.The Coronation Street actor appeared on today's episode of This Morning, where she chatted to hosts Josie Gibson and Craig Doyle about her experience on the show so far. According to the star, her professional skating partner, Colin Grafton, has been working her hard. So much so, that she's branded the 32 year old as "relentless." "He's lovely.

Adam Thomas couldn't help but laugh as he cast his verdict on older brother Ryan's Dancing on Ice debut. After his own stint on Strictly Come Dancing last year, Adam was in the live studio audience to support his sibling as he took to the ice for the first time.

Ryan Thomas has spoken out after his Dancing on Ice debut which came after her was seen fighting back tears over the poignancy of his first performance being on Sunday night (January 14). The actor is among the 12 celebrities to have signed up to the ITV skating show this year.

S Club 7 star Hannah Spearritt has opened up about the death of her bandmate and ex boyfriend Paul Cattermole, tearfully admitting on Dancing on Ice that she took his loss "hard".The singer and actress, 42, is best known as a member of pop group S Club 7 for five years - during which time she struck up a romance with her fellow bandmate Paul Cattermole. The pair split up in 2006 and Hannah has since moved on with partner Adam Thomas, who she shares two daughters with - a four year old and a two year old. Hannah made her skating debut on Dancing on Ice tonight and spoke about the death of Paul - who passed away in April last year at the age of 46.

The 'greatest show on ice' has returned as a fresh batch of 12 celebrities take to the ice rink with their professional partners in a bid to impress the judges and make their way to the iconic finals of Dancing On Ice.

Love Island star Amber Davies is no stranger to reality TV success as she prepares to star in the latest season of Dancing On Ice.

Dancing on Ice 2024 will kick off on Sunday, 14 January with a fresh set of celebrities ready to take to the ice as they battle to be crowned the winner of the ITV show. 11 famous faces are set to take part, including Claire Sweeney, Amber Davies, Ricky Hatton, Miles Nazaire, Adele Roberts and Ricky Norwood, with Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern taking on presenting duties. Two new professional skaters - Amani Fancy and Simon Senecal - have also joined the line-up, following the departure of Matt Evers.

Dancing On Ice 2024 is set to kick off on Sunday, 14 January, and there's no doubt this year's celebrities are feeling nervous ahead of their first performance on the ice. One star who is definitely feeling the pressure is ex-Coronation Street actor Ryan Thomas, 39, who has said that he is hoping to make his teenage daughter Scarlett, 15 - who he shares with ex Tina O'Brien - proud, as she thinks he'll "be good" at skating. Speaking ahead of the Dancing on Ice launch, dad-of-three Ryan said: "I've got something to prove to myself that I can actually learn and improve.

With Dancing On Ice returning to our screens, the show is set to see a whole new host of celebrity contestants attempt to perfect the craft of figure skating. Now in its 15th season, the show will bring all the drama and elegance of previous series, though this time with new presenting duo Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern. Joining the likes of soap legend Claire Sweeney, Love Island star Amber Davies and S Club’s Hannah Spearritt on the ice is Olympian Greg Rutherford, who has sweetly paid tribute to his dance partner Vanessa James ahead of their debut on the show.

Love Island star Amber Davies is taking on a new venture competing on this year's Dancing On Ice and will no doubt be supported by her West End co-star boyfriend. Amber, 27, who won Love Island back in 2017, is dating Ben Joyce, who stars in the London West End production of Back To The Future: The Musical - playing the lead role of Marty McFly. Amber revealed she "accidentally fell in love" with Ben when she starred in the same show as Lorraine Baines McFly back in 2022.