Going... going: Chloe Madeley and Michael Zenezini trip as they rehearse their routine at the Dancing On Ice studios at Shepperton
Dancing On Ice contestant Chloe Madeley is badly bruised after a nasty fall during rehearsals yesterday.
The TV presenter, 23, tripped and crashed onto the ice, bringing her professional partner Michael Zenezini, 30, down with her as she practiced at Shepperton Studios in Surrey.
Despite being in constant pain, Madeley is determined not to let her injury after her performance on Sunday's live show.
Gone! Madeley lands on the hard ice with her partner Michael soon joining her
'Michael who was right behind her and fell on top of her but managed to avoid cutting her.
'Chloe was surprised as she had never messed this move up before.'
Writing on her Twitter page today: 'Arm still killing, plus I fell on it yesterday pretty badly, but I don't care, I just don't want it to affect routine.'
Ouch: Chloe has been nursing her bruised body with ice packs, but is determined it won't affect Sunday's performance
Chloe admitted she spent Thursday night resting and cheering herself up with chocolate, with her parents Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan looking after her.
Richard wrote on on his Twitter: 'Right, off for Arnica cream, tablets, witch hazel, and all the other stuff you've recommended for bruise-busting. Thanks, gang!' Joking last night, Chloe said: 'It'll be fine it just hurts like a *#*@*+*@*?* right now! thanks though!.
'On my 6th Hob Nob, had a big fall and I'm comforting myself with choccie. Will be fine by tomorrow, just need to sleep on ice... eugh, ice!'
Fury: Karen Barber stormed up to Jason Gardiner and accused him of being 'offensive' after his personal slur on her
Dancing On Ice stars Karen Barber and Jason Gardiner almost came to blows tonight after the judge slated the head coach's expertise.
Karen, 49, was seen with tears streaming down her face after Johnson Beharry VC failed to get the points she felt he deserved during his routine on the Las Vegas themed show.
Beharry, 31, had revealed that a friend of his was in the audience who he hadn't seen in five years since they'd convalesced together in hospital, where the hero was recovering from the serious head injuries he'd sustained in Iraq.
Karen said she felt the judges had marked him too low, to which Jason snapped back: 'If your opinion still mattered you'd be on the panel.'
Hero: Johnson Beharry VC revealed it had been an emotional night for him as a fellow injured veteran who hadn't seen for five years was in the audience
A furious Karen left her seat with the celebrity contestants and stormed up to the Australian, jabbing her finger in his face and demanding he repeat what he'd just said.
Her voice quavering, she went right up to his face and said: 'You know Jason, you really are so offensive. You bring so little to this panel.
Posting in the hour-long break between shows, contestant Jeff Brazier Tweeted: 'Can you believe I got up and went to the loo just before Jason went for Karen, I would have had to of stepped in!! She was really upset...'
Unfair: Karen wipes a tear away after Johnson Beharry scored low marks from the judges
Show host Phillip Schofield was initially left shocked by the confrontation, and could only managed a 'Strewth!' to camera.
However, he soon made a joke of it, saying: 'We've added a new dimension to the competition - a fight! No not really. It's Vegas night.'
But when the show resumed after the scheduled break, Karen's chair remained empty, fuelling speculation that she'd stormed out of the studio.
She did return and Jason gave a half-hearted apology at the start of the second half of the show, but Karen wouldn't accept it and held up her hands to say she'd heard enough, calling him a 'nasty,
Themed: The show had a Las Vegas theme last night - a city famous for staging big fights
Missed it: Jeff Brazier Tweeted that he'd missed the confrontation as he'd nipped to the toilet
Relationships between the pair have become increasingly icy since Karen was taken off the judging panel to become the contestants' head coach.
The face-off wasn't the only shock of the night either - one of the show's early favourites, 27-year-old Jennifer Metcalfe, found herself in the bottom two with Vanilla Ice after the public vote and was voted off by the judges in the skate-off.
The former Hollyoaks star, who found love on the ice with French partner Sylvain Longchambon, was so devastated she could barely speak.
Talent: But despite impressive moves like this, Jennifer was voted off the show
Choked: Jennifer became overcome with emotion after being voted off the show
Before announcing the result, Phillip said that even he had found the results of the phone votes surprising.
He said:'We hate this. Shock result tonight.'
After the judges all chose Vanilla Ice over her, Jennifer managed to get out: 'I just wanted to get further for him...' before choking up.
However, on an earlier VT, she'd said: 'I've enjoyed every single minute of it. He's the most perfect coach. I feel amazing on the ice with him.I know now that I can learn anything I want to if I put my mind to it. Ice skating just feels like me, like I'm home. I'm going to continue.'
Shock exit: Despite being solidly in the middle of theJudges' Leaderboard, Jennifer found herself in the bottom two with Vanilla Ice after the public vote
Jennifer had skated to Cher's If I Could Turn Back Time, wearing a sheer costume in the style of the singer and with her hair in similar dark curls.
All the contestants this week had their first skills test and had to complete a steps sequence on their own - which left many with the wobbles.
Kerry Katona was shown almost quitting the show as she had a meltdown in training that she couldn't manage the task.
But despite landing at the bottom of the leaderboard, viewers at home kept the former Atomic Kitten star out of the bottom two.
Confidence crisis: Kerry Katona had a meltdown during her training this week saying she couldn't manage teh step sequence
Battle: Kerry said that although she knew she didn't have as much talent as some of the other contestants, she was 'having a ball' on the ice
Kerry confessed that she didn't have the talent of many of her competitors, but insisted she was thoroughly enjoying her time on the rink.
She said: 'I'm nowhere near as good as the rest of them, but I am having a ball. This is more than a skating show for me. I'm not the best skater, but I'm here for the journey and the entertainment value.'
Judge Emma Bunton agreed, saying: 'You look so pretty tonight. but I think the step sequence has really exposed you tonight. You're such a sweetheart but the others are so far ahead of you now.'
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Gissa kiss! Denise Welch snuggles up to her Dancing On Ice partner Matt Ivers as they arrived at a party for the show's stars in London last night
She's currently fighting to stay on the ice after narrowly missing the skate off on this weekend's Dancing On Ice.
But last night, Denise Welch had no battle getting a kiss from her dance partner as they attended a party for the show in London last night.
The actress was snapped cosying up to Matt Evers outside the Bungalow 8 bar where stars of the celebrity skating show had gathered for a party.
Welch, 52, grabbed her ice man as they arrived at the bash and theatrically lifted her leg up round his as she reached up for a kiss.
And Evers, 34, was only to happy to oblige her as he grabbed her thigh and kissed her back, before they laughed and posed for the waiting cameras.
However, Evers was a distant memory by the end of the night as the Loose Women co-host was accompanied out of the club by singer Gareth Gates, who took part in series three of the show in 2008.
Come on love, let's get you home: Gareth Gates gallantly escorts a worse-for-wear Denise home after the bash
The Pop Idol runner-up put his arm round to Welch to steady her before being a gentleman and escorting her to her car and then home.
The show is only in its third week but six celebrities have already been booted off, including Elen Rivas and Angela Rippon.
But despite the gruelling training sessions that the remaining contestants are enduring to try and guarantee their place each week, that didn't stop them letting their hair down last night.
Come on love, let's get you home: Gareth Gates gallantly escorts a worse-for-wear Denise home after the bash
The Pop Idol runner-up put his arm round to Welch to steady her before being a gentleman and escorting her to her car and then home.
The show is only in its third week but six celebrities have already been booted off, including Elen Rivas and Angela Rippon.
But despite the gruelling training sessions that the remaining contestants are enduring to try and guarantee their place each week, that didn't stop them letting their hair down last night.
Gentlemanly: Gates puts a steadying arm around Welch as he steers her out of the club and to their car
Calling it a night: Gates grabs Welch's hand as they head to their car to take them home
Welch, Evers and Gates were joined at the party by celebrity contestants Jeff Brazier, Chloe Madeley and Sam Attwater.
And former contestants also came out to have some fun including The Inbetweeners star Emily Atack, who was accompanied by her sister Martha.
Former Emmerdale actress Hayley Tamaddon, who won last year's competition, was also there with her former skating partner Dan Whiston.
Good friends: Chloe Madeley and Sam Attwater leave the party and looked as though they had to stand around and wait for a taxi
Former contestants: The Inbetweeners star Emily Atack and her sister Martha arrived the party shortly before last years Dancing On Ice winner Hayley Tamaddon who was with her skating partner and childhood friend Dan Whiston
Tense: Jeff Brazier and Isabelle Gauthier (left) managed to survive being voted off Dancing On Ice at the expense of Dominic Cork and his partner Alexandra Schauman
He may score on the cricket field, but England batsman Dominic Cork's skating wasn't enough to keep him on Dancing On Ice tonight.
In a cruel twist, his fellow celebrity contestants on were asked to choose between the 39-year-old and TV presenter Jeff Brazier when both ended up in the bottom two.
Jeff and Dominic ended up in the skate-off after receiving the lowest amount of votes from the public, but this time it was the contestants instead of the judging panel who decided who to save.
Decision time: Each celebrity had to choose between Jeff and Dominic, with most claiming they believed the former had more to give in the competition
In the end, Cork received three votes from his fellow celebrities compared to six for Brazier.
Kerry Katona and Denise Welch just managed to escape the skate-off despite receiving the lowest scores of the night.
First up to skate was Chloe Madeley, 23, and her French partner Michael Zenezini who put on a leather-clad dance to Joan Jett's I Love Rock 'N' Roll and received 19.5, her highest score ever.
Scrapping through: Kerry Katona and Daniel Whiston and Denise Welch and Matt Evers just managed to escape elimination - despite being joint bottom of the leaderboard
Waiting for the ice pick: The contestants wait to hear their fate
Robin told her: 'I love the way you are attacking every element of every performance.'
Emma added: 'You've being brave, entertaining, if you keep this up you'll be in this show for a long time.'
War hero Johnson Beharry VC ended up doing some training with the Ballet Boys dance company during the week to help him shake off some of his military-honed stiffness.
Don't let go: Chloe and Michael's routine received her highest score ever 19.5
The 31-year-old and his Canadian partner Jodeyne Higgins performed to Bob Marley's One Love, receiving 13.0.
Emma said: 'There is a little bit of connection missing between the two of you, but you've got rhythm baby!'
Next up was TV presenter Jeff Brazier, 31, and his Canadian partner Isabelle Gaunthier, who did their first big lift during their ice dance to Jack Johnson's Better Together.
'You've got rhythm baby': War hero Johnson Beharry VC loosened up a bit for his reggae routine to Bob Marley with Jodeyne Higgins
At the beginning of the dance, he had a slight trip on the floor, but quickly got up and went on to score a 12.5.
Brazier blamed his fall on the the Tottenham Hotspurs football loss earlier in the day.
Jason commented: 'It was better than you've ever done until the fall. You did recover very well.'
Good recovery: Despite his slip-up, Brazier quickly recovered and carried on his routine
Kerry Katona, 30, wore a racy lace catsuit for her dance with English partner Daniel Whiston to Rihanna's Disturbia.
She received her lowest score ever - a 10.0 compared to previous weeks 14s.
Jason said: 'You're doing lots of lifts, you're very reliant. It's not a partnership, it's a dependency. You're too dependent, you're using Daniel as a crutch.
'Too dependent': All three judges agreed Kerry was using Daniel 'as a crutch' on the ice and had yet to show her skating skills properly
'Choreography was all over the place. During one move, it looked like you were having an internal examination.'
He clashed again with head coach Karen Barber, who told him: 'Every week you appear to be here to offend people.'
Robin also noted Kerry wasn't doing enough by herself and needed to show her skating skills in future.
Vanilla Ice - real name Rob Van Winkle - relived his injury in the week when he got some stitches by his eye and admitted the crash had affected his confidence on the ice.
The American rapper, 43, and English partner Katie Stainsby performed to Bon Jovi's Always - which he openly admitted wasn't a song he would chose to dance to.
The judges all noted he was a bit tentative on the ice, but said it was completely understandable and gave him a total score of 16.0.
Knee glide: Vanilla Ice and Katie Stainsby's routine to Bon Jovi's soft rock ballad Always received a total of 16.0
Jason told him: 'You're a terrific partner, you're very considerate. Just watch your arms, you look like you're searching for something in the dark. Refine them a bit.'
Next up was England cricketer Dominic Cork, 39, and Finnish partner Alexandra Schauman dancing to The Who's I Can See For Miles in Union Jack clothing.
Last week he ended up in the skate-off but was given a boost by former teammate Freddie Flintoff, who brought his children to watch Cork in the audience.
Patriotic: Cricketer Dominic Cork and Finnish partner Alexandra Schauman's routine to The Who's I Can See For Miles received 11.0
Jason gave a cutting commentary after giving Cork the same 3.0 score every week: 'The thing I like about your performance is when it's over. It's not improving, it's not moving on.'
Robin said: 'I'm going to disagree. I do feel from a skating point of view it's good.'
Children's TV presenter Laura Hamilton, 28, and Canadian partner Colin Ratushniak put on a passionate performance to Shakira's Whenever, Wherever.
Tricky: Laura attempted the difficult 'wrist ripper' move, but didn't finish it smoothly
The dance involved a tricky move called the 'wrist ripper' which she had struggled with throughout rehearsals, but just about to manage to pull off without crashing to the ice.
The pair scored a 20.0, including a huge 7.5 from Jason, who enthused: 'I loved the dynamic, it was fully charged, you all had the nuances. I love watching the two of you.'
Head judge Robin gave her a slightly lower mark, explaining: 'It's fantastic to see the gusto with which you attack everything. To have you at this level so soon in the competition is brilliant.'
Harsh words: Jason Gardiner asked 'where is the emotion?' to Hollyoaks actress Jennifer Metcalfe as she performed a romantic routine to Dionne Warwick's Anyone Who Had A Heart with Sylvain Longchambon
Actress Jennifer Metcalfe and French partner Sylvain Longchambon danced to Dionne Warwick's Anybody Who Had A Heart.
The Hollyoaks star, 27, scored a total 0f 18.5, including a 7 from Robin.
Emma explained: 'There is something lacking, it feels like you're not selling it as much as you can. I would like to see you skate a bit more independently.'
Jason said: 'You're an actress... but where was the emotion?'
Mellow yellow: Loose Women presenter Denise Welch and partner Matt Evers scored 10.0 for their routine to Rumer's Slow
Loose Women presenter Denise Welch, 52, and partner Matt Evers were next to dance to newcomer Rumer's song Slow and received a total score of 10.0 Explaining his low score: 'From last week it had marginally improved. Your lines are still needing to be improved, coming out of stuff you're still a bit clunky.'
Robin added: 'A few little errors, a few little wobbles... it actually played to your strengths.'
Fabulous in fuchsia: Sam and Brianne scored 25.0 for their fast-paced routine to Queen's Crazy Little Thing Called Love
The strongest in the competition, Sam Attwater and Brianne Delcourt - who he is now dating - performed in fuchsia to Queen's Crazy Little Thing Called Love.
The EastEnders actor and his Canadian partner were miles ahead on the leader board with 25.0 - the same score as last week.
Phillip Schofield asked them to confirm if they're in a romance and the embarrassed couple said: 'Errr, ummm,' leaving him to declare 'I take it as a yes then.'
Going country: 'Comedy' Dave Vitty and Frankie Poultney received 11.0 for their routine to Achy Breaky Heart
Jason enthused: 'You're like skating Viagra. It's very exciting and everything rises when you step onto the ice.'
Emma mused: 'You're finding this a bit easy, you're making it look easy. I think maybe you're holding back a bit and you've got more to give.'
Radio 1 presenter 'Comedy' Dave Vitty was the last to perform with partner Frankie Poultney to Billy Ray Cyrus's Achy Breaky Heart, scoring a total of 11.0.
Jason said: 'It fascinates me that someone who is so committed is just so average. You're somebody that's so engaging but you're not every good.' • Dancing On Ice returns to ITV1 on Sunday 6th February at 6.30pm.
Hard to please: Pregnant presenter Holly Willoughby - wearing a dress from her own collection at Very.co.uk - talks to the judging panel (L-R) Jason Gardiner, Robin Cousins and Emma Bunton
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Not enough: Steven danced to DeBarge's Rhythm Of The Night with partner Nina Ulanova - but it wasn't enough to keep them in the competition
Former Coronation Street star Steven Arnold skated off Dancing On Ice last night after getting the lowest votes from both the judges and the public.
The 36-year-old soap favourite - who played Fred Elliot's son, squeaky-voiced butcher Ashley Peacock - was scored just seven out of a possible 30 by the judges for his routine.
He found himself at the bottom of the leader board out of the total 12 competing celebrities - and after the public vote, found himself in the bottom two, alongside former cricketer Dominic Cork.
Point of order: Steven tried a lift but it didn't land him enough votes from the judges or the public
But after one more turn around the rink, judges Jason Gardiner, Emma Bunton and Robin Cousins unanimously sent him home - and Dominic was safe for another week.
Magnanimous in his defeat, Steven told hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby - who looked stunning in a white pleated Grecian-style frock - that he'd loved his time on the show.
On your marks: Co-host Holly Willoughby and judges Jason Gardiner, Robin Cousins and Emma Bunton just before the skate off between Steven and cricketer Dominic Cork
However, he did answer accusations that he'd not shown enough commitment when it had come to rehearsals, due to his role in pantomime over Christmas, as Jack in Jack And The Beanstalk in Southsea.
He said: 'I've put my heart and soul into this. And I just want to say that (Russian skating partner) Nina (Ulanova) has been like a big sister, so thank you very much.'
Unlucky seven: Steven and Nina only scored seven out of a maximum 30 from the judges - and the public vote couldn't save them
Steven's character Ashley was killed off in the Weatherfield tram crash of last month after 15 years on the cobbles.
Earlier, judge Jason Gardiner had suggested that he was as big as disaster on the ice as the tram had been on the Street.
Just before awarding Steven a crushing two points he said: ' You're a natural -disaster. It's like watching someone who's had one to many at a tacky awful seaside resort. Are you going to take this competition seriously?
But Steven bit back, saying:' I am absolutely taking this competition seriously! I've not got the natural ability but I'm giving it my all.'
Moment of truth: The 12 celebrities and their partners lining up to find out from host Phillip Schofield who had ended up in the bottom two - and the dreaded skate off
However, it was too little too late.
It was the first time in this year's series of the show that the judges' votes had influence over who stayed or went - and Steven was the first victim.
The last two weeks were purely down to the public vote - and there were double evictions each time.
First to skate off into the sunset were Angela Rippon and Nadia Sawalha, followed by Elen Rivas and Craig McLachlan.
All smiles: Sam has landed the highest score of the show two weeks in a row now
Top of the leaderboard after last night's show however was former EastEnders star Sam Attwater, 24, who scored a whopping 25 out of 30 - and even left acid-tongued judge Jason lost for words, something he didn't have a problem with for the rest of the show.
Emma Bunton - who announced live on the show that she had just got engaged to long-term partner Jade Jones - described Sam as 'a joy to watch.'
Meanwhile, judge Robin said of their routine to One Republic's Stop And Stare, which included an impressive lift: ' It is incredble to see the power and control you have. Can't wait to see how you're going to stretch yourself. That was a semi-final performance, I can't believe we're seeing this so soon.'
Thrilled: The pair were chuffed to bits with their high score which kept them safe in the competition for another week
Children's TV presenter Laura Hamilton, 28, meanwhile shocked herself when she found herself second in the leaderboard after an impressive turn around the rink to Kylie Minogue's All The Lovers with her partner Colin.
However, the Nickolodeon star fell foul of judge Jason who accused her of having short fat legs, saying: 'Your legs are rather stumpy so you have to point your foot.'
A horrified Holly interjected: 'How can you say she's got stumpy legs? She's got beautiful legs!'
And Emma butted in saying: 'I adore watching you! Once your confidence comes, I think it could just be brilliant.'
In fact, Dancing On Ice's resident coach Karen Barber blasted Jason for his personal comments on the show after he branded Jeff Brazier as skating as if he was 'missing a couple of chromosomes.'
Karen raged: 'It doesn't have to be personal. You get very offensive and you don't need to do that. Nerves have been really bad this week. They know they can do their routines better. But your comments don't have to be so hurtful.'
All smiles: Jennifer seemed delighted with her score - and her hunky partner
There was a frisson of excitement around the rink however when Jennifer Metcalfe and her partner Sylvain Longchambon took to the ice just a day after they confessed the romantic moves on the show had transferred into real life.
Hollyoaks star Jen had also suffered a disaster during training in the week, where a skate gouged a hole in her leg, requiring stitches.
The Bradford-born beauty, 27, powered through the pain however and with her man beside her, landed a joint second mark of 19.5 after a complicated routine to Katy Perry's California Gurls.
Afterwards, a grinning Jen told Holly and Phillip: 'That felt amazing! This is more like it!'
Relief: Chloe said she had been 'petrified' of the move as she spoke afterwards to host Phillip and coaches Jane Torvill and Christopher Dean
Chloe Madeley, 23, meanwhile was watched by her mother Judy Finnegan, who was sat in the audience cheering her daughter along.
She was attempting the dangerous frog lift where she would be standing on partner Michael Zenezini's thighs - one that Sinitta had failed at on last year's show. Film of presenter and model Chloe in training showed that she was terrified, though she insisted: 'I can't let the fear take over.'
But it was alright on the night and skating to Miley Cyrus's version of The Climb, she managed to pull it off and managed to score 19 points - three higher than last week.
However, again, Jason chipped in with a personal comment, criticising her for sticking her bottom out as she skated:
He sniped: 'You had what I call a babboon bum, as it was sticking out. It was unsightly and in your face.'
But rounding up the scoring Phillip Schofield chipped in with: 'You have a lovely bum by the way.'
Middling: The pair were given a very average mark considering the highs and lows of the leaderboard
Vanilla Ice had a good week, dancing to Minnie The Moocher and landing a respectable 16. The rapper donned a sparkly top hat and tails for his jazz-style routine.
Afterwards, he said: 'Jason said he wanted to see me out of my element and he got it tonight. It was just awsome.'
Kerry Katona, 30, however put in a resolutely mid-table performance last night dancing to Aretha Franklin's Respect with partner Daniel Whiston.
Though she received positive comments from all the judges, they had negatives too and her score remained exactly the same last week, showing a lack of progress.
But her partner Daniel was full of praise. He revealed: 'I have absolute respect for Kerry. She kept going even though she thought her boobs had fallen out at one point.'
Foiled again: Denise Welch was trussed up like a turkey in her Abba-style gold lycra catsuit but failed to cook up a decent score
Second from last at the bottom of the table however was Denise Welsh, 52, who failed to impress with her routine to Abba's Gimme Gimme Gimme while dressed in an awful skintight gold catsuit.
After last week being told that she skated like partner Matt Evers's mother, this week, Jason bitched: 'It should have been so much more camp than just your costume.'
However, Denise did feel she had let herself down after 'having a senior moment' in the middle of her steps.
Shock: Comedy Dave Vitty (R) and partner Frankie Poultney (C) were shocked to be put through to next week's show after their low marks
Survivor: Johnson Beharry made it through his routine despite a broken finger
Despite being arguably the most wooden on the rink, Radio 1's 'Comedy' Dave Vitty, 36, survived for another week, despite having as confessed, a 'Weeble wobble.'
Jason seemed to surprise himself with his reaction as he said: 'Dave, you can't dance, you can't perform and you can;t find a beat. But I can't stop looking at you.
I find you entertaining and I don't know why I like watching you as technically, it's a disaster.'
Pointing the finger: Some viewers felt that Jeff Brazier was having a gay jibe at judge Jason Gardiner after his routine, which he has strenuously denied
Military veteran Johnson Beharry, 31, meanwhile bravely battled on despite broken finger scoring 13, and Jeff Brazier, 31, made it through to another week despite getting a disappointing 11 despite spinning around the rink to I Want You Back by The Jackson 5.
There were also fears that he was making a gay jibe at Jason beforehand when he said: 'I want to say JG, before he rains on my parade, the boys are in the audience over there. They are experts in group insemination, I mean group interrogation, so just watch out.'
But Jeff's PR Sean O'Brien said the comments were not meant to be homophobic. He said: 'Jeff gets his words wrong sometimes, it was not on purpose'
Going... going: Chloe Madeley and Michael Zenezini trip as they rehearse their routine at the Dancing On Ice studios at Shepperton
Gone! Madeley lands on the hard ice with her partner Michael soon joining her
Ouch: Chloe has been nursing her bruised body with ice packs, but is determined it won't affect Sunday's performance
