Ekin Su's cheeky remark as she brings back 'too sexy' DOI outfit
13.03.2023 - 00:25
/ ok.co.uk
Dancing On Ice's Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu returned to the show for tonight's final and opted to bring back a dress previously deemed 'too sexy' by fans. The Love Island winner, 28, first wore the garment when she made her Dancing On Ice debut in January - but the unitard didn’t go down well with some viewers. Worn in tribute to Britney Spears for Ekin's performance to the pop star's track Toxic, the skimpy outfit prompted more than 100 people to file complaints to Ofcom.
Ekin-Su later addressed the matter, saying: “You know what? If you have ’em flaunt them.” “I mean if you’ve got a nice bum and you look sexy in a unitard, why not. Who cares?” she told The Sun. And the Turkish actress is sticking to her mantra as she wore the same outfit tonight as she skated alongside her co-stars as part of the series' grand finale.
In a series of clips posted to the DOI official Instagram account Ekin-Su can first be seen wearing a long blue trench coat before unveiling her infamous outfit underneath. She then posed for the camera before walking off to the right. A caption on her post read: "Sorry but not sorry." A second story post saw the star, still in her controversial outfit, strut her way through the rest of the celebs.
John Fashnu and Darren Harriott looked particularly surprised to her. Despite Ekin-Su's dress grabbing the headlines, the show was eventually stolen by the series' winner, Olympic gymnast Nile Wilson and his skating partner Olivia Smart.The pair were crowned champions after a dazzling final which saw a string of perfect scores.The athlete from Leeds beat reality star Joey Essex, who came second, and third placed drag queen The Vivienne, following a public vote. Nile had earlier become emotional after he performed the
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