ITV Dancing On Ice host Holly Willoughby stuns in opening show as fans urge 'be kind'

Holly Willoughby has been defended by fans after comments about her appearance were made following her latest social media post. The presenter returned to her Instagram page with a closer look at her glam for week three of Dancing on Ice.

Dancing On Ice returned on Sunday night as Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern introduced all the couples for Movie Week as we saw everything from Barbie, to Twilight and Pulp Fiction.

Dancing on Ice fans have slammed some of the scores given to Adele Roberts following her latest performance. The former BBC Radio 1 DJ returned to the ice on Sunday night (January 28) for her second performance of the 2024 run of the ITV skating competition.

Holly Willoughby has a special way of showing kindness to contestants during Dancing on Ice ad breaks. One of the pro-skaters revealed that Holly always takes time to do something nice for those taking part. Holly made her first TV appearance since leaving This Morning on the first show of Dancing on Ice earlier this month, with the 42 year old star returning to the small screen after a three-month break.

Earlier tonight, Holly Willoughby issued an apology to the Dancing on Ice audience and those watching at home, after it was speculated that she accidentally swore while live on air. During the show - where S Club 7's Hannah Spearitt became the second celeb to leave - the 42 year old addressed the cameras to say sorry and to explain what caused the cheeky mishap.

Holly Willoughby was forced to issue an apology during the latest live broadcast of Dancing on Ice following a sweary slip-up. The presenter looked as glamourous as ever as she appeared rinkside for week three of the ITV skating competition.

Dancing on Ice viewers have said they 'didn't think they'd be saying it' as they already named Eddie 'the Eagle' Edwards as their early winner. The former Olympic ski jumper had a great start to his run in the ITV skating competition last week.

Dancing On Ice returned on Sunday night as Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern introduced all the couples for Movie Week as we saw everything from Barbie, to Twilight and Pulp Fiction.

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.

Holly Willoughby has showed off her 'stunning' new look as she returned for the second episode of Dancing on Ice before offering a cheeky update on her co-host Stephen Mulhern. The presenter returned to screens for the first time in three months last weekend.

Holly Willoughby wowed fans ahead of her Dancing on Ice appearance tonight in a chic Solace London bubblegum pink dress that showed off her fantastic figure.The fitted, ankle-grazing outfit was sleeveless and complete with an oversized satin bow, and some of 42 year old Holly's 8.5 million Instagram fans were quick to comment on how beautiful she looked. One fan said: "The hair is immaculate and the outfit is 10/10" followed by a heart-eye emoji.

Dancing On Ice returned to our screens for its second instalment on Saturday night (January 21). Long-standing host Holly Willoughby reprised her role as presenter, joined by TV favourite Stephen Mulhern.

Holly Willoughby has injected some "fun" into Dancing On Ice, as fans praised her TV return. Last year saw Holly, 42, step down for her hosting gig at This Morning, and for a number of months fans had been left questioning if she would be returning to Dancing On Ice this January.

Phillip Schofield reportedly didn't tune in to watch Holly's return to Dancing on Ice over the weekend because he's still feeling "bruised." Holly's former This Morning co-host, Phillip, 61, stepped down from all of his roles at ITV last year after admitting he lied about an "unwise but not illegal" affair with a much younger colleague. Last year, reports also surfaced of a feud and breakdown in the relationship between Holly and Phillip, who also previously fronted Dancing on Ice together. Holly made her return to the popular celebrity ice-skating competition over the weekend with co-host Stephen Mulhern after taking a four-month hiatus from TV due to an alleged plot to kidnap her.

Holly Willoughby has been branded a 'goddess' by fans as she made a return to television for the new series of Dancing on Ice.

The contestants of Dancing On Ice weren't the only ones falling to the floor in tonight's premiere thanks to boxing star Ricky Hatton, who took host Holly Willoughby and viewers by surprise by punching Stephen Mulhern.The Deal or No Deal presenter, 46, made his hosting debut on the show tonight alongside Holly Willoughby as they welcomed the celebrity cast of 2024 into the rink. In one joke segment, Stephen was stood next to Ricky, forcing him to be his "human mic stand" as Holly led the show into another ad break.

After announcing her departure from This Morning back in October 2023, it’s safe to say we’ve missed seeing Holly Willoughby on our screens. Of course, it’s not just the presenter we’ve missed – it’s her incredible wardrobe too.

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.

ITV's Dancing on Ice has shared a first look at the presenters and judging panel for the 2024 series, and it hasn't disappointed. Holly Willoughby is set to reprise her role alongside new co-host Stephen Mulhern, who will replace Phillip Schofield in the upcoming show.

Holly Willoughby is returning to TV to host Dancing On Ice, adding to her already huge net worth. The TV star, 42, will present the ITV show alongside Stephen Mulhern as it kicks off on Sunday, 14 January. Holly previously fronted Dancing On Ice with Phillip Schofield, who stepped down from all his ITV duties last year due to an "unwise but not illegal" affair with a much younger male colleague.