Who is Amy Tinkler on Dancing On Ice and how long has she trained for?

The Sun: 'I was voted out by the public, and that's the way these shows go.  But the reason we decided not to do Press was because it was Valentine's Week, love week, on the show.

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.

Love was in the air on the ice-rink this week on Dancing on Ice, however, for one unlucky couple, it all ended in heartbreak.

Gallery: EastEnders spoilers for next week in 17 pictures as Chelsea forces Denise into shock decision and a proposal takes place (Manchester Evening News)Meanwhile, comedian Rufus Hound, 41, was at the centre of a storm when tweets in which he made tasteless comments about the Manchester Arena terror attack in 2017 were unearthed. He has since left the show after testing positive for Covid-19.

Dancing On Ice has set a for a rather unwelcome reason, presenter Phillip Schofield has revealed. Given how dangerous learning to ice skate can be, bosses always book two reserve celebrities who can swoop in and replace anyone struck down by injury.

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.

Gallery: EastEnders exposes Sharon Beale's dark secret in 25 new spoiler pictures (Digital Spy (UK))The programme was thrown into chaos in recent days after three celebrities were forced to pull out of this weekend's live show.  Although two of the three celebrities are likely to return after a week off the ice, show bosses are said to be 'preparing for every possible outcome.

Dancing On Ice line-up this week as three of the series’ celebrities were absent from the ice, and one new contestant made her debut. The ITV show announced this week that Denise Van Outen was out of the competition for good because of her shoulder injury and would be replaced by Olympic gymnast Amy Tinkler, while Rufus Hound is still self-isolating and Billie Shepherd is taking the week off as her grandmother has died.

Sunday People, Amy said: 'Becky Vardy has really looked after me this whole time. She was actually the first person who reached out to me when she found out I was a reserve and she’s kept in touch the whole time.

Gallery: Neighbours reveals shock health scare for Sheila in 17 spoiler pictures (Digital Spy (UK))She has been replaced by gymnast Amy Tinkler, 21, who will skate with pro Joe Johnson this Sunday It's also been claimed that producers are ready to call on stand-in Matt Richardson, 29, if anyone else should permanently drop out.  A source told The Sun: 'The trio of absences have caused major headaches.

Dancing on Ice star Amy Tinker has candidly opened up on how the show has boosted her body confidence. Amy, 21, has credited the show to enable her put her body confidence issues “to one side and be happy again“ after being made to feel 'fat'.The Olympic bronze medalist was recently announced as Denise van Outen’s replacement on the skating show, after Denise quit following a skating accident which saw her dislocate her shoulder.