Brendan Cole announces he'll be part of Dancing On Ice all-male couple as partner replaced

This week was a stressful one on Dancing On Ice, according to Associate Creative Director Dan Whiston. Due to the heavy winds from Storm Eunice, rehearsals had to cease with everything still unfinished on Saturday, one day before the live show. "On Sunday morning everyone was stressed to the max because they hadn't had their normal rehearsal time," Dan shared.

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Happy Mondays star Bez has been voted off 'Dancing On Ice'. The 57-year-old music star has become the latest celebrity to leave the ITV show, after he found himself in the dreaded skate-off alongside 'Coronation Street' actress Sally Dynevor. Bez - who was partnered with Angela Egan - failed to impress the judges during the skate-off and he was sent home instead of the soap star.

The Dancing On Ice panel was clearly wowed by Brendan Cole and partner Brendyn Hatfield after a fabulous routine inspired by the musical Jersey Boys. Brendan came out to skate with Brendyn on Sunday night after regular partner Vanessa Bauer was struck down with Covid earlier this week. But tonight she proudly watched on in the audience after coming out of isolation as Brendan definitely did her proud.

DANCING ON ICE viewers accused the show of being a fix after guest judge Arlene Phillips gave pal Brendan Cole a high score. Brendan's routine on the musical week special saw him partner with Brendyn Hatfield while regular partner Vanessa Bauer recovers from covid. Brendan and Brendyn performed on the ice rink to Beggin' from Jersey Boys.

Dancing on Ice as a guest judge - and she's certainly thrilled in the outfit department to mark the occasion.The 78-year-old choreographer famously appeared on Strictly Come Dancing for many years, and in a new gig, she's moved to cooler climates as she appears on the ITV show for the night.Arlene's time on Strictly came to an end in 2008, but the star was immediately plunged back into the spotlight months ago when she appeared on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!And now, months later, fans are happy to see her once again on ITV - and looking dazzling as ever.Arlene looked nothing short of glamorous as she opted for a sparking blue dress with puff sleeves and a slight low-cut front - and fans were obsessed with the look.

Brendan Cole's showbiz life, thanks to programmes like Strictly Come Dancing and Dancing On Ice.The 45 year old's complicated moves and his outspoken manner are familiar to most viewers.With his stints on two of the most famous UK dancing shows, it's no surprise that fans certainly know quite a lot about Brendan's impressive career and his talent. However, fans rarely get an insight into Brendan's personal life, but as the star takes to the ice without his partner Vanessa Bauer, who has unfortunately fallen ill with Covid-19, Daily Star looks into his life at home, and his lavish pad.

Strictly professional dancer Brendan Cole has been impressing viewers on Dancing on Ice, where he’s usually accompanied by professional skater Vanessa Bauer but this week will perform with Brendyn Hatfield after Vanessa sadly tested positive for COVID-19.READ: Dancing on Ice star Brendan Cole reveals the time he bravely broke royal protocolOff the ice, though, New Zealand-born Brendan has been in a long-term partnership with his beloved wife Zoe Hobbs for over a decade.But who is Zoe, how did the couple meet, how many children do they have, and what does Zoe do for a living?We have all the answers you need! Read on to find out more…WATCH: Brendan Cole and wife Zoe dance the night away in Spanish celebrationBlonde beauty Zoe is a model who has worked with Olay and modelled for brands including Burberry and Hugo Boss. After meeting in 2008, she and Brendan tied the knot two years later in a star-studded wedding with several Strictly stars in attendance, including the late Sir Bruce Forsyth and dancers Anton Du Beke and Karen Hardy.MORE: Dancing on Ice's Brendan Cole appeared on another reality TV show - and it wasn't StrictlySEE: Strictly pros and their adorable babies – from Pasha Kovalev to Gorka MarquezThe beautiful ceremony took place at St Nicholas's parish church, a 13th-century building in Nether Winchendon, Buckinghamshire.

Dancing On Ice.Since then we’ve seen him dazzle in the rink with ITV news presenter Lucrezia Millarini, and most recently alongside S Club 7 star Rachel Stevens.Despite facing the boot with the popstar, Brendyn, 36, is all set to return to our screens in the show’s first male couple with Brendan Cole while his partner Vanessa Bauer quarantines, leaving thrilled fans excited to see more of the talented dancer.As he once again laces up his skates, let’s take a look at his amazing career and off-screen romance.The American-born skater grew up in a small town called Renton in the state of Washington and found a passion for skating at an early age.Despite a shortage of ice rinks in the suburban town, Brendyn took on the support of his loving grandparents who who funded his dreams and enrolled him in a learn-to-skate program at the early age of six.“At the time there were few ice rinks around,” Hatfield told The Sun/“My grandparents were living in Marysville then. They’re the ones who got me into skating,” said Brendyn.He pursued his craft for six years before enrolling in a home school programme that would allow him to compete in major ice-skating competitions.“At age 12, I got serious,” Hatfield told the Herald Nett.“I did home schooling and then Running Start in order to have the time to compete.”The now 36 year old began skating locally and then moved on to compete in regional competitions.At the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, Hatfield studied media management and he began skating in pairs competitions.After college, he participated in several European tours before landing the coveted role as Aladdin with Disney on Ice and later in Holiday on Ice."The kids idolize the Disney characters.

Dancing on Ice star Ria Hebden has told how she was left panicking over a missing element during her performance on the first week of the show.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Lorraine presenter, 39, spoke of her panic at not having had time to practice her first performance with partner Lukasz Rozycki and a prop they were planning on using.Speaking just days before she took to the ice, Ria spoke out about dealing with elements of the show that were "out of her control".Ria said: "We have a prop, a major prop that we're using in our opening number and it only arrived today."Not giving any clues about what the prop is away, the Dancing On Ice contestant told how she only has a few days practice with the item.She admitted: "I was really anxious about it last week as it does feature in the performance and it hasn't arrived."But it's been much better now it's here and I can get familiar with it."I'm relieved, excited and relieved!" she added.However, the star also said she had yet to see the outfit she'll be wearing during the first live show.Ria explained: "I still haven't seen my outfit yet, I'm like, 'What's happening?!'"It's very surreal, all these elements are completely out of my control."You just have to kind of surrender to them," she admitted.The Lorraine star was eliminated from the show on movie week following a skate-off with S Club star Rachel Stevens and her partner Brendyn Hatfield.The same week, Kimberly Wyatt was awarded the high score of 34 following her routine to The Greatest Show.Taking to social media to address her exit, the star told how she was "proud" of what she had achieved, having previously revealed that she'd had no skating experience.After thanking her fans for their messages of

Dancing on Ice bosses fear the show might not air on Sunday due to Storm Eunice.The ITV series hosted by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby is filmed on the very open and windy Bovingdon Airfield in Herts.Crews are worried their production cabins and marquees on site may get damaged or even blown away by the storms.Producers are concerned the show - which has celebrity skaters Bez, Brendan Cole and Kimberly Wyatt among the line-up - may suffer the same fate of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! last year.When Storm Arwen struck, the gales caused £1 million worth of destruction to production areas at Gwryth Castle in Wales.As a result, Ant and Dec were forced to take their show off air for three nights.Dancing On Ice chiefs are now panicking that this latest storm might do the same.One crew member said: "We are bracing ourselves."A show source said however: "We are monitoring the situation and have altered training times as the health and safety of our cast and crew is paramount."But we are confident that it won't affect the show.

Dancing on Ice star Bez is set skate on the rink to Bat Out Of Hell to pay tribute to the late rock legend Meat Loaf.

Dancing on Ice viewers who are angry over the vote-off results claim there has been a show 'fix'. While others have been left raging over the fact that some of the celebrity skaters have professional dancing experience such as former Strictly Come Dancing star Brendan Cole, 45.But some fans of the programme are convinced they have come up with the perfect solution to eliminate 'fix' accusations once and for all.Taking to forum Digital Spy, one viewer said they would solve the accusations by "changing the skate off decision and public vote".Explaining their solution, they shared: "What do you think about changing the public vote so that the public don't vote for their favourite's performance, but vote on which of the bottom two stays? It would eliminate all the screeches of 'FIX!!!'"The current Dancing on Ice voting system sees judges give a score from zero to ten for each couple, who comprise of a celebrity and a professional skater.The viewing public then have to vote for their favourites and who they want to skate through to another week.

Dancing on Ice was all about 'respect'.The former Strictly Come Dancing star, 45, was forced to choose another skating partner for the upcoming weekend of skating after Vanessa Bauer, 25, tested positive for Covid-19.Speaking about his decision to choose a male partner on Thursday's Loose Women, Brendan shared: "Vanessa had a positive test and has to isolate this week. It would have been disrespectful to Vanessa to dance with another girl.

Dancing on Ice viewers have voiced their annoyance at Happy Mondays star Bez still being on the programme after celebs with higher judges' scores were voted off.One social networker fumed on Twitter: "Can I say what a joke the show has become. Its meant to wb about talent , and clearly bez has no ice skating talent and he's there for entertainment.

This Morning descended into chaos when Loose Women presenter Kaye Adams insulted Dermot O'Leary during a live video-link chat.The awkward moment happened when Dermot and his fellow presenter Alison Hammond crossed over live to the Loose Women studio.Kaye mistakenly called Dermot by the name 'Brendan' and took a few seconds to realise her mistake, leaving Alison in floods of laughter.Speaking to Kaye before resuming the This Morning schedule, Dermot said: "First, time to find out what the Loose Women are talking about this lunchtime. Kaye, how are you?"Kaye replied: "I'm very well, Brendan.

Dancing on Ice training, as they get prepared for the weekend.Brendan asked to be partnered with professional skater Brendyn after his professional skating partner Vanessa Bauer was forced to pull out of the show this weekend after testing positive for Covid. The former Strictly Come Dancing star has been given extended rehearsal time to build a rapport with his new partner, Brendyn.In an interview with The Sun, the show's creative director Dan Whiston said: "I've spent extra time with Brendan and Brendyn, we've extended rehearsal sessions because it's really hard for them to suddenly start a brand new skating relationship, they don't know each other on the ice and how they work but they've gelled really well."He added: "So far they have been struggling with the 'sliding lunge'.

DANCING On Ice's Brendan Cole and new partner Brendyn Hatfield have been working around the clock in gruelling rehearsals to be ready for Sunday night's show. The pair have had just days to strike up chemistry after Brendan's pro partner Vanessa Bauer contracted coronavirus.

DANCING On Ice's Brendan Cole is facing a battle to stay on the show with his new skating partner Brendyn. Skater Vanessa Bauer was forced out of the competition with coronavirus - leaving Brendan scrambling to prepare for Sunday night's show.