'Dancing On Ice's' huge line-up change as three celebrities are missing and a new skater enters the contest

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.

Denise Van Outen has detailed the true extent of her injuries after suffering a nasty incident during Dancing On Ice rehearsals earlier this month.The 46 year old was rushed to hospital on 17 January after falling and partially dislocating her shoulder while also sustaining three bone fractures. Appearing on Loose Women today on 8 February, she explained that while she's feeling much better resting at home, it's still "really sore".

direct to your inboxDancing On Ice has got off to a tumultuous start with two unforeseen exits and two replacements drafted in.The latest from the ITV skating competition is that despite getting off to a promising start, Rufus Hound has had to leave the competition due to a positive coronavirus test.The actor and comedian's exit comes just after Denise Van Outen was forced to quit after a fall which left her with three bone fractures in her shoulder as well as a partial dislocation.Denise's

Few Britain’s Got Talent stars have had the success of Ashley Banjo. Since storming to victory in 2009 leading dance troupe Diversity’s incredible routines, the 32-year- old has sold out arena tours and fronted his own shows.

Denise Van Outen has revealed the agony she felt after her first Dancing On Ice performance caused her to vomit and almost pass out backstage. The TV presenter and West End star was rushed to hospital on the weekend of her first performance after suffering a serious fall while training.

direct to your inboxDenise Van Outen has spoken about her horror injury which has forced her out of Dancing On Ice. The presenter has been forced  to quit the ITV show following just one performance after a fall on the ice while training.

She bowed out of Dancing on Ice on Tuesday due to injury, and now Denise Van Outen has opened up about the true extent of her injury and how it left her feeling.The actress, who has been replaced by Olympian Amy Tinkler, dislocated her shoulder and suffered with three bone fractures, but even despite her injuries, the blonde beauty still performed her first live skate. Speaking to The Sun, the 46 year old said: "I just wanted to get on with the show.

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.

With hair salons shut, Denise Van Outen has put the problem of lockdown roots into her boyfriend’s hands – and the results have been seriously envy-inducing.The Dancing On Ice star enlisted the help of Eddie Boxshall to ensure she was back to her blonde bombshell best ahead of last night’s live show. In a hilarious Instagram video, Denise can be seen with her roots smothered in dye as Eddie gets to work with a tinting brush.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Myleene Klass has taken to social media following her exit from Dancing on Ice. The 42-year-old and her skating partner, Lukasz Rozycki, became the first couple to leave the 2021 series on Sunday night, following a skate-off against Lady Leshurr and Brendyn Hatfield.

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