Dancing On Ice's Dan Whiston shares text he received from Sally Dynevor after show exit

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Dancing On Ice is “fixed”.They went on to insist that 2019 winner James Jordan’s skating skills were “very weak” at the start of the show.Dancing On Ice judges Jayne, 64, and Chris, 63, have been left rolling their eyes at the latest bout of accusations that their show is “fixed”.Some viewers have been complaining that some contestants on the popular ITV skating competition have an unfair advantage due to being professionally trained dancers. A lot of these comments were directed towards Brendan Cole, who was the first professional dancer to ever win Strictly Come Dancing with Natasha Kaplinsky back in 2004.However, the judges have insisted that Brendan’s former Strictly contemporary, James Jordan, was a “very weak” skater before he went on to win the show in 2019. With reference to the ongoing “fix” rumours, Jayne told The Sun: “We're used to it, aren't we, Chris really?”They added that they were "bored" of the accusations and Chris said: “We're just judging what we see. “But the majority of the time, it's the viewers at home that are voting to keep people in.”The Olympic legends offered up 2019’s winner James as an example, with Jayne saying: “James Jordan, we were very excited that he was doing it.“But his actual skating skills at the beginning were really very weak, very poor, and it was only the fact that he went away and worked really hard that moved him on.” These comments come after Happy Mondays star Bez, 57, admitted contestants with dance experience do have an advantage after he was voted out of the show.The star left the ITV show two weeks ago after losing in a skate-off against Coronation Street’s Sally Dynevor. He told The Sun: “For everybody, we're all in the same boat.

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Dancing On Ice's Dan Whiston has revealed that Sally Dynevor sent him a moving text after she was eliminated from the competition. The Corrie star, 58, got her marching orders after ending up in the bottom two on Sunday night's (February 27) show, and graciously told hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby that she thought it was her "time to go".

DANCING On Ice fans think Kimberly Wyatt and Connor Ball are the judges’ favourite and they keep over marking them. The Vamps musician, 25, and Pussycat Dolls singer, 40, have won high scores and praises from the judges' panel of famous faces.

DANCING On Ice is in a new fix row after furious fans claimed Phillip Schofield "knew" that Sally Dynevor was going home. The Coronation Street star became the latest celeb to be voted off the ITV show. The Sally Webster star and her partner Matt Evers lost in a skate-off with Olympic star Kye Whyte and Tippy Packard.

Dancing on Ice viewers were left scratching thier heads after realising that Kimberly Wyatt is pals with Ryan Thomas.

She won hearts on this year's Dancing On Ice while taking on the ice each weekend with a big smile.

Sally Dynevor has been eliminated from 'Dancing On Ice'. The 58-year-old actress has become the sixth celebrity to exit the ITV show, after finding herself in the bottom two alongside Kye Whyte and his partner Tippy Packard. After her exit was announced, Sally - who was partnered with Matt Evers - said: "I have had the time of my life.

Coronation Street star Sally Dynevor has become the latest celebrity eliminated from Dancing On Ice after losing in the skate-off to Kye Whyte.

Dancing On Ice suffered an unfortunate blunder during Sunday's show as Phillip Schofield accidentally cut to co-host Holly Willoughby live on-air. During the latest instalment, where Sally Dynevor became the latest star to leave the ITV skating show, Phillip, 59, caught up with the celebrities off the ice to discuss their routines. After speaking to a handful of the stars, Phillip went to cut to Holly as he said: "Holly?!" To which Phillip was met with an awkward silence before Holly whispered off-camera: "No!" However, ever the professional, Phillip saw the funny side as he continued presenting adding: "Oh, right, they've worked incredibly hard to make it through to next week.

Dancing On Ice 's Sally Dynevor became the latest star to leave Dancing On Ice on Sunday night after finding herself in the dreaded skate-off. The Coronation Street star, 58, performed with pro Matt Evers as she went against Kye Whyte and Tippy Packard, who also received the lowest votes on the show.

Coronation Street legend Sally Dynevor is the sixth celebrity to be booted off ITV skating show Dancing On Ice following a tense skate-off with Kye Whyte.Though she has remained a firm favourite with fans throughout the competition, Sally's salon-inspired failed to impress the judges enough to save her this time around.She performed to the Carpenters hit We've Only Just Begun in the skate-off with her professional partner Matt Evers.Sally's eviction comes after Happy Mondays legend Bez was booted out of the competition last week after splitting the judging panel between the maraca-toting dancer and actress Sally.Also not making it through to the final round in previous weeks were Love Islander Liberty Poole - who unfortunately fell over during her final routine - S Club 7 singer Rachel Stevens, TV presenter Ria Hebden and rugby champ Ben Foden.Speaking to hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby before the result was even announced, Sally admitted: "That was so much fun, but I think it's time for me to go." It comes after Sally - who is best known for playing Sally Metcalfe on the cobbles of Coronation Street - spoke out about the confidence the show has given her. She told the Sunday Mirror: "I think when you get to a certain age you start to lose confidence in yourself.

Sally Dynevor has one of the most recognisable faces on the silver screen thanks to her legendary long-standing role on Coronation Street.The 58-year-old has played the role of fan favourite Sally Metcalfe since 1986 and has been involved in her fair share of dramatic storylines in Weatherfield.Loyal viewers know all there is to know about her character’s life on the Cobbles but the blonde bombshell prefers to keep her family life private and out of the media.And it appears as though acting runs in the family as the loving mum and her script writer husband Tim have gone on watch her gorgeous children follow in their footsteps.As the ITV star continues to thrive on this year’s series of Dancing on Ice, viewers have been desperate to get to know the soap star away from the show.Now, the Daily Star has taken a look into the family life of the northern stars as she prepares to blow the judges away with her impressive skating skills.As one of the original cast members from when the show first aired back in 1960, Sally was able to keep her name the same as her character on the show – similar to her fictional on-screen husband on the show.But outside of the show, Sally fell madly in love with her now husband Tim Dynevor and it didn’t take long before the couple’s relationship got serious.The pair tied the knot back in 1996 and the pair have gone on to grow as actors and writers throughout their marriage.But it’s not just the loving mum who has a successful career in soapland, as Tim went on to become a successful scriptwriter for rival ITV soap Emmerdale.The doting dad even went on to win a BAFTA for his talented storywriting writing back in 2008.The sweet couple celebrated their love for each other in front of their friends

Coronation Street legend Sally Dynevor was performing her routine for Props week alongside her professional partner Matt Evers when she was joined by a very special guest.

Sally Dynevor has said that she hopes stint on Dancing On Ice will prove that life exists after going through the menopause.The stunning Coronation Street star has opened up in an exclusive interview with Sunday Mirror about her time on the rink, and about being a 58 year old competing in the competition. Proud to represent mature women up and down the country, the Sally Metcalfe actress has said that she wants to make going through the menopause a more "positive experience", while proving that women aren't invisible when they hit 50.

The 2022 series of Dancing on Ice is well underway, and this year's celebrity skaters have definitely impressed viewers.Topping the leaderboard during the most recent instalment of the ITV show was Pussycat Dolls star Kimberly Wyatt and her professional skating partner Mark Hanretty, with the pair receiving 9.5 from every judge. Popstar Kimberley, 40, has continued to impress with her skills on the ice, with her legion of fans backing her all the way.

DANCING on Ice Sally Dynevor WILL prove she can skate on her own after trolls slammed her for holding onto Matt Evers. The Corrie legend gave fans an exclusive teaser of her fancy footwork as she glided across the ice unaided ahead of Sunday's live show.

Dancing On Ice star Sally Dynevor’s daughter Hattie has appeared in a video Matt Evers’ posted on Instagram, mocking the recent feedback given for a routine. The Coronation Street actress is partnered with 45-year-old Evers on the show and the pair performed a routine to The Sound Of Music.

Dancing on Ice fix row, explaining that dancers could have a better advantage in the skating competition. The 57-year-old star became the fifth contestant to leave the ITV programme on Sunday after Sally Dynevor won over the judges with her performance.After Sally had been saved, many of Bez's fans claimed that judges Oti Mabuse, Ashley Banjo, Jane Torvill and Christopher Dean had gone with the Coronation Street star because she worked with the broadcasting giant.However, breaking his silence on the matter Bez believes that there are others who have the upper hand instead.In an exit interview Bez said: "For everybody, we're all in the same boat.