Dancing On Ice cancelled this weekend as show takes break for contestants to recover from injuries

Dancing On Ice final.The move comes after the show lost a number of contestants who had to withdraw due to injury or receiving a positive Covid result.Emmerdale star Joe-Warren Plant and comedian Rufus Hound both had to withdraw after testing positive for coronavirus, while reality TV star Billie Shepherd, singer and actress Denise Van Outen and Jason Donovan all had to pull out of the series due to injury.ITV said in a statement: "ITV have taken the decision to move the final of Dancing On Ice

direct to your inboxDancing On Ice bosses are pulling out the stop for their remaining contestants ahead of the shows restart.The ITV skating competition was forced to take a break last weekend after more celebrities had to quit the competition.The show, hosted by Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, has also suffered another blow this week with Jason Donovan having to pull out due to a back injury.There are now just five couples remaining in the competition and will skate in Movie Week this

Jason Donovan has been seen for the first time since withdrawing from ITV's popular Dancing On Ice show.The former Neighbours actor walked down the street in a navy blue and orange padded winter jacket alongside a pair of black jogging bottoms.The 52 year old teamed the look with white trainers and wore a black and white cap on his head with the popular game Fortnite's title emblazoned on the front.

Jason Donovan said he was gutted to have to quit Dancing on Ice as a result of an ongoing back injury as he became the latest casualty of the 'cursed' show.Jason told fans in a Facebook post that he was devastated about his early departure.In a video a pained looking Jason told fans: "I am devastated to announce that due to this ongoing back issue that occurred on Dancing On Ice about ten days ago and at the advice of my medical team in the show that unfortunately I can't continue in the

Jason Donovan has reportedly been forced to quit Dancing on Ice after failing to recover from injuring his back. Former Neighbours star Jason, 52, can no longer skate on the show after struggling to recover from the injury, despite the break from live shows on Sunday 21 February.

Dancing On Ice star Rebekah Vardy has been spoilt rotten by husband Jamie Vardy to celebrate her 39th birthday.The stunning star didn’t take part in hit ITV show Dancing On Ice after it was axed for one week, following a series of accidents on the show. Producers of the competition programme made the difficult decision after celebrities such as Jason Donovan had to pull out after suffering from health problems.

Heat radio on Monday, Hamish, 37, revealed that he was forced to rechoreograph his routine with partner Faye Brookes and almost had to quit the show if he required surgery.  The news comes amid the news the ITV skating show has taken a week off to allow the cast and crew to 'recharge and rest up' after four stars dropped out and Jason Donovan, 52, injured his back.

Dancing On Ice will be taking a break this Sunday (21 February) - there will be no live show. Five celebrities have had to leave the competition early for injury and positive coronavirus tests: comedian Rufus Hound and Emmerdale star Joe-Warren Plant both tested positive for Covid 19, while Jason Donovan, Denise Van Outen and reality personality Billie Shepherd had to withdraw due to injuries.

This season of Dancing on Ice has to go down as the most cursed season ever!

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Jason Donovan has pulled out of tonight's Dancing On Ice show after suffering back problems.The 52 year old, who found fame on Australian soap opera Neighbours, explained that doctors told him to rest after experiencing issues for the last few days. Despite this, the actor said he'll be cheering his fellow skaters from the couch and insisted he will return to the ice for next week's show after taking a week's break, which is allowed within competition rules.