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30 Jan 2024, 08:46
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The latest series of Dancing on Ice saw a whole new batch of celebrities get their skates on, but who triumphed and who didn't make it to the final?
The 2024 series started with West End star Amber Davies, Olympic gold medallist Greg Rutherford, S Club 7 star Hannah Spearritt, Emmerdale’s Roxy Shahidi, former Corrie actor Ryan Thomas, and boxing champ Ricky Hatton, as well as radio presenter Adele Roberts, Coronation Street’s Claire Sweeney, Eddie the Eagle Edwards, comedian Lou Sanders, Made in Chelsea’s Miles Nazaire and EastEnders star Ricky Norwood.
Here’s who got knocked out, and when, and who won overall:
Having failed to impress in Week One, the former boxer found himself in a skate-off with the lowest scorer from Week Two, Lou Sanders.
Judges Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean, Ashley Banjo and Oti Mabuse all chose to save comedy star Lou, meaning that Ricky and his professional skating partner Robin Johnstone, were the first pair to be eliminated.
Following a tweak to the format, which meant the skate-off was no-more, the former S Club star was sent home in a straightforward elimination.
The singer - who was partnered with professional skater Andy Buchanan - delivered a routine to Let It Go from Frozen during Movie Week. However, with a combined score of just 20 points, they landed at the bottom of the leaderboard, and were ultimately sent home, as revealed by hosts Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern.
The classic skate-off was back for week four, and saw actress Claire Sweeney - who had reportedly suffered a rib and shoulder injury in training - up against comedian Lou Sanders in the skate-off.
With judges Christopher Dean, Ashley Banjo and Oti Mabuse all choosing to save Lou, it meant that Corrie star Claire and her pro skater partner Colin Grafton were eliminated from the series.
The Emmerdale star and her professional partner Sylvain Longchambon ended up with the lowest overall score for their Moulin Rouge routine.
Usually this would result in them being in the skate-off, but another twist to the show's format saw them knocked out straight away.
Week five saw two eliminations, and as well as Roxy Shahidi's straight-up elimination, the next two lowest scoring pairs - Taskmaster’s Lou Sanders and her pro partner Brendyn Hatfield, and EastEnders' Ricky Norwood and skater Annette Dytrt - ended up skating off for their future participation in the show.
All four of the judges, Johnny, Oti Mabuse, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean opted to save Ricky, meaning comedian Lou was eliminated.
She told hosts Stephen Mulhern and Holly Willoughby: “I've had the time of my life."
Week six saw Ricky take on former Love Island star Amber Davies in the skate-off. Following the skate-off, the judges, which featured figure skating champion Johnny Weir, voted to save Amber, meaning that Ricky became the sixth star to skate off the ice for good.
After his elimination, the EastEnders actor told hosts Stephen Mulhern and Holly Willoughby: “From not being able to walk on the ice to getting to this point here, I never thought I'd get to this point.”
Guilty Pleasures Week saw Olympic legend Eddie the Eagle and Love Island star Amber Davies battle it out in the skate-off.
And it was Eddie that was knocked out in the quarter-final stage.
With the votes in and Eddie eliminated, his partner Vicky Ogden told hosts Stephen Mulhern and Holly Willoughby: "Eddie's been amazing to skate with, he's just legendary."
Once everyone had performed their routines, Amber Davies found herself in the skate-off against Adele Roberts. This is despite the former scoring a perfect 40 for her performance to Wildest Dreams by Taylor Swift with her pro-partner Simon Proulx-Sénécal.
After the skate-off, all of the judges voted to save Adele.
Love Island star Amber had suffered a painful injury during rehearsals just days before the highly anticipated semi-finals.
The finale saw radio presenter Adele Roberts, Miles Nazaire from Made in Chelsea and Coronation Street’s Ryan Thomas taking each other on for the trophy.
There should have been a fourth celeb in the final, but Team GB Olympian Greg was unfortunately forced to pull out of the final due to injury.
Adele came third, with Miles finishing runner-up, which meant that Corrie's Ryan Thomas and his pro partner Amani Fancy won the trophy.
Following his win, the actor told Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern said: "I'm speechless!”
He added: “I'm so happy for Amani, because she's put so much work into this."
He then dedicated his trophy to Greg, saying: “Listen Greg, if you're watching this at home, this trophy is for you mate."
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