‘Utter sham!’ Dancing on Ice fans vent frustration about Graham Bell’s elimination

Returning to our screens for another dose of ITV’s Dancing On Ice yesterday, Rebekah Vardy looked completely different as she chanelled her inner Rachel Green while skating to a Friends-inspired number. Ditching her long brunette locks for a hairstyle reminiscent of Jennifer Aniston’s iconic 90s cut, Rebekah took to Instagram ahead of the skating show to share a snap of her new shorter style.

Many have attempted the dreaded headbanger on Dancing On Ice, and in tonight's episode, it's Rebekah Vardy's turn to take on the scary stunt with her skating partner Andy Buchanan.The mum-of-five, who showed off her secret skating past in a throwback video, revealed her nerves ahead of the big performance. Speaking to The Sun on Sunday, the 38 year old said: "It's petrifying, but I'm an adrenaline junkie and I trust Andy completely.

With all the sudden exits and line up changes this year’s Dancing on Ice has already seen, it’s no surprise that the show’s presenters are reportedly feeling a little hot under the collar. According to a source close to Holly Willoughby, she and Phillip Schofield are “desperately worried” that this series of the show is “jinxed.” “Holly and Phil are desperately worried but they have to keep going,” the source told OK!.

Despite being in the skate-off recently on Dancing On Ice, there’s no doubt Rebekah Vardy is seriously impressing with her newfound iceskating skills.The 38 year old model and media personality has been competing in the hit ITV show, and she faced Graham Bell in the skate-off, leading to him being voted off by judges. Rebekah, who is partnered with Andy Buchanan on the show, has a small army cheering her on from home, consisting of footballer husband Jamie Vardy and their children.

direct to your inboxFuming Dancing On Ice viewers flocked to social media to cry 'fix' after they thought judges had made the wrong decision.Fans of the ITV skating contest watched WAG Rebekah Vardy and her pro partner in the skate-off with former Olympic skier Graham Bell and Karina Mantra - and many reckon the wrong duo were voted home.In the end it was Graham who departed the ice in week three, and viewers angrily had their say."Wrong decision tonight seems like a fix to me," claimed one on

Dancing On Ice star Rebekah Vardy has shown off her secret skating past in a throwback video posted on her Instagram. Revealing she was just seven years old in the clips, Becky can be seen spinning around on her skates and confidently making her way around the rink.The videos, which were sent to her by her dad, prove that the mum of five had quite the talent for ice skating even before Dancing On Ice.

direct to your inboxRebekah Vardy looked 'incredible' as she showed off her toned figure during Dancing On Ice prep. The 38-year-old is currently staring in the ITV skating show and made her debut last weekend.

© @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

Dancing On Ice has begun again, and thank goodness it has as this year is already in dire need of some sparkle. Celebrities including presenter Denise Van Outen, Mummy Diaries star Billie Faiers, and former I’m A Celeb contestant Rebekah Vardy have already taken to the ice, to show off what they have learnt after weeks of rigorous training.

He got off to a successful start at the weekend on Dancing On Ice, but Jason Donovan has admitted that he won’t be risking his safety on the ITV show just because its producers “want good TV”. The Australian actor and singer exclusively told OK! Magazine that he is worried about getting injured because it won’t “bode well for cash flow”.

Dancing on Ice has been criticised for “overwhelming” the NHS in the midst of a pandemic.The ITV skating show has seen a number of skaters from the show being rushed to A&E. Denise van Outen,who dislocated her shoulder in rehearsals recently, Yebin Mok, whose leg was accidentally sliced open by Graham Bell, and Andy Buchanan, who’s face was accidentally slashed open by Rebekah Vardy, all visited hospital with Dancing On Ice-related injuries after being seen by on-site DOI medics.