Amy Tinkler says Dancing on Ice training has boosted her body confidence after being made to ‘feel fat’

She may have stepped in to replace an injured Denise Van Outen a few weeks ago, but now Amy Tinkler has left the competition after ending up in the bottom two.The Olympian, who previously said training has helped her confidence, was asked to perform once again after getting the lowest number of public votes, alongside Lady Leshurr. After the ladies performed in the skate-off, the judges were then asked to choose who they wanted to keep in the competition.

Dancing On Ice has set a for a rather unwelcome reason, presenter Phillip Schofield has revealed. Given how dangerous learning to ice skate can be, bosses always book two reserve celebrities who can swoop in and replace anyone struck down by injury.

Gallery: EastEnders exposes Sharon Beale's dark secret in 25 new spoiler pictures (Digital Spy (UK))The programme was thrown into chaos in recent days after three celebrities were forced to pull out of this weekend's live show.  Although two of the three celebrities are likely to return after a week off the ice, show bosses are said to be 'preparing for every possible outcome.

Dancing On Ice line-up this week as three of the series’ celebrities were absent from the ice, and one new contestant made her debut. The ITV show announced this week that Denise Van Outen was out of the competition for good because of her shoulder injury and would be replaced by Olympic gymnast Amy Tinkler, while Rufus Hound is still self-isolating and Billie Shepherd is taking the week off as her grandmother has died.

direct to your inboxAmy Tinkler will be making her Dancing On Ice debut this weekend after being drafted in last minute.The ITV skating competition began two weeks ago but a horror injury has forced Denise Van Outen out of the competition.After fighting through the pain during her first performance after a fall in training, the presenter later found out she had three bone fractures as well as partial dislocation.In her place, retired British artistic gymnast Amy will take to the ice.The

Olympian Amy Tinkler has been announced as Denise van Outen’s replacement on Dancing on Ice. Denise, 46, has been forced to quit the ITV skating competition after she dislocated her shoulder and suffered three bone fractures during an accident in training for her skating debut.

Olympian Amy Tinkler has been announced as Denise van Outen’s replacement on Dancing on Ice. Denise, 46, has been forced to quit the ITV skating competition after she dislocated her shoulder and suffered three bone fractures during an accident in training for her skating debut.

Denise Van Outen has quit Dancing On Ice after suffering a nasty injury. The 46 year old took to the rink on the hit ITV show for the first time last week, where she partially dislocated her shoulder in rehearsals.

Ashley Banjo has blasted trolls who say Dancing On Ice is “overwhelming the NHS”, telling them to “look at your own life”.The judge’s comments came after Denise Van Outen was rushed to hospital after dislocating her elbow in her training, while Rebekah Vardy’s pro Andy Buchanan and Graham Bell’s pro Yebin Mok both received horror cuts from their celebrity partners’ skates.The NHS has been increasingly stretched in recent months due to the coronavirus pandemic, but Ashley has hit back at those