ITV Dancing on Ice viewers say 'it's frustrating' as they spot same issue with the judges

Dancing On Ice judge Christopher Dean has candidly spoken about his family heartbreak which he has "blocked out" from his childhood. The former professional skater, 65, is easily one of the most recognisable faces when it comes to the ice rink, having won gold and bronze medals at the Olympics alongside his skating partner Jayne Torvill. He has certainly made a name for himself in the sport and now shares his expertise on the judging panel of ITV's Dancing On Ice, which returned earlier this year.

Dancing On Ice confirmed a new twist for the current series will include a double elimination. Holly Willoughby, who hosts the live celebrity ice skating show with Stephen Mulhern, revealed the news ahead of Sunday night's show.The 43-year-old, standing with the famous contestants and their professional Dancing On Ice partners, said: "I can give you a bit of a clue about something that is going to happen.

Dancing on Ice fans were left fuming over the 'ridiculous' scoring of one celebrity as they vowed to back the female star. The 'greatest show on ice' returned to screens on Sunday night (January 28) for week three of the ITV skating competition.

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 viewers have claimed it's 'unfair' following a move after Hannah Spearritt's exit. The former S Club 7 star was the second celebrity to be eliminated from the ITV skating competition on Sunday (January 28) after boxer Ricky Hatton.

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 viewers can expect a change to the show's format this weekend, with a shake-up on the cards. ITV confirmed this Sunday's show will be slightly different than usual, with competitors only having one chance to perform for judges Jane Torvill, Christopher Dean, Oti Mabuse and Ashley Banjo.

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.

Oti Mabuse has once again left her fans and followers with their jaws on the floor thanks to her sensational appearance on Dancing on Ice. The former Strictly Come Dancing star was back on the ice panel on Sunday night (January 21) with the latest bunch of celebrities making their debut.

Dancing on Ice fans have jumped to the defence of one of the show's professional skaters following her first performance of the series. The hit ITV skating competition returned to screens on Sunday night (January 21) for week two.

Ricky Hatton has become the first star to leave ITV's Dancing On Ice after losing out in the skate-off to comedian, Lou Sanders. Former professional boxer Ricky, 45, confessed that he was "gutted" to leave the show.

The second episode of Dancing On Ice kicked off tonight, which meant a new batch of celebs took to the ice for their first performance of the series. The famous faces swapping their day jobs for the challenge this week include Claire Sweeney, Adele Roberts, Michael David Edwards (aka Eddie the Eagle), Lou Sanders, Miles Nazaire, and Ricky Norwood.

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.

Ricky Hatton has been the first celebrity to be voted out of the latest series of Dancing on Ice.

Six more celebrities will be skating onto the ice rink this Sunday as they start their Dancing on Ice journey on ITV.

With Dancing on Ice now officially underway for the 16th series, our favourite celebrities have been getting to grips with the ice for a few last minute practice runs before Sunday’s all important live show. Among those stars this year are Miles Nazaire, Eddie Edwards and Ricky Hatton, who will all be hoping to impress the judging panel with their fancy footwork and flawless skating on the ice. However, ahead of that all important ice debut, nerves have been running high among the contestants, with Eddie in particular feeling more than a little anxious about Sunday’s live show.

Adam Thomas couldn't help but laugh as he cast his verdict on older brother Ryan's Dancing on Ice debut. After his own stint on Strictly Come Dancing last year, Adam was in the live studio audience to support his sibling as he took to the ice for the first time.

Dancing On Ice fans have issued a warning to Stephen Mulhern as they claim 'he'll blow it' after making his official presenting debut on the show. While he has hosted the ITV skating competition before as a one-off, on Sunday night, he officially joined the programme as co-host with Holly Willoughby.

The stars came out for the premiere of ITV's Dancing on Ice as its famous cast made their rink debuts - however, there was one celebrity cameo that took viewers by surprise. Co-hosts Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern treated contestant Ricky Hatton to a message of support from boxing champion Tyson Fury, who appeared via video message to wish him luck.

The 'greatest show on ice' has returned as a fresh batch of 12 celebrities take to the ice rink with their professional partners in a bid to impress the judges and make their way to the iconic finals of Dancing On Ice.