Dancing On Ice star slams 'favouritism fix' as Kye Whyte is saved for fourth time

DANCING On Ice viewers have complained the show is 'unfair' after Connor Ball was axed in the semi-final. Fans claim The Vamps singer should have made the final of the ITV competition instead of Kimberly Wyatt, Brendan Cole and Regan Gascoigne - who all have dance experience.

Dancing on Ice viewers have alleged the ITV show is "fixed" after a camera "switched positions" at the same time Brendan Cole "stumbled" during the dramatic semi-final episode.Brendan joined his fellow celebrity contestants Kimberly Wyatt, Regan Gascoigne, Connor Ball and Kye Whyte to take part in a group skate to Camila Cabello's Don't Go Yet.The famous five all performed completely solo sections for the first time within the uptempo routine.After Brendan appeared to stumble during the dance, which was led by former pro Dan Whiston, fans spotted that the camera appeared to quickly pan away.Kimberly came first place and received top marks for her solo skate from the ice panel, Regan finished up second, Connor was third, Brendan came fourth and Kye was fifth.Head judge Chris told how former Strictly pro Brendan was in fourth position, with just two out of five possible five points due to his stumble.But fans were left baffled by Brendan's position on the scoreboard and were quick to call shenanigans on the semi-final.Another tweeted: "Brendan fell and they moved the camera away so the audience didn’t see, but yeah, it’s not a total fix."A third asked: "Why didn’t Brendan come last when he messed up? Not fair!"A fourth insisted the results were staged, saying: "Ffs fix fix fix and I'LL say it again FIX." However some people thought Brendan should have finished up last.One confused viewer said: "So mean to put Kye 5th when Brendan fell over."A second social media user asked: "Did Brendan just fall over on that group skate? The camera panned away quickly though as though trying to disguise it.

Dancing On Ice tensions were at an all time high on Sunday 13 March evening as the five remaining couples came head to head in the semi-finals.The jam-packed ITV show started off on a rocky note as Phillip Schofield was left presenting the show on his own after his co-host Holly Willoughby pulled out hours before as she tested positive with Covid-19. Luckily, he pulled out of the bag and went on without a hitch, while Dancing On Ice's Associate Creative Director Dan Whiston performed a stunning routine in the opening number.The popular programme had everything from Brendan Cole's unfortunate fall on the ice during his solo routine to a double elimination, which saw Connor Ball and Kye Whyte leaving the rink with their professional partners. And the emotional revelations before each couple's routine left many in tears, including judge Oti Mabuse.

Dancing on Ice fans have been left convinced that Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean aren't the biggest fans of Brendan Cole. Strictly Come Dancing professional Brendan has been tipped for the top spot since he was first announced as a contestant on the show, but viewers now think the hosts were trying to get rid.

ITV competition sees the celebrity lineup take to the ice each week with jaw-dropping performances, and tonight (Sunday, March 13) was no different. Among this year’s contestants are the likes of Love Island star Liberty Poole, Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt and S Club 7 star Rachel Stevens. After a lively group routine to Camila Cabello's 'Don't Go Yet' led by former pro Dan Whiston, Phillip Schofield – who was hosting alone after Holly Willoughby tested positive for Covid-19 earlier today – then welcomed the final five on to the ice for a solo skating challenge.

Dancing On Ice's Connor Ball and Kye Whyte became the latest stars to leave the ITV show on Sunday night in a double exit.The three 2022 finalists were also unveiled as Brendan Cole, Regan Gascoigne and Kimberly Wyatt as they will battle it out at the final, which airs on Sunday 27 March. Prior to the announcement, it was revealed that Brendan and Regan were in the final while Connor, Kye and Kimberly took part in the skate-off.

DANCING On Ice's Kye Whyte and Connor Ball has been eliminated from tonight's semi-final - narrowly missing out on a place in next week's final. Olympian Kye and The Vamps star Connor Ball was in the skate-off with Kimberley Wyatt - as they all went head-to-head to fight for survival. The final stars, Regan Gascoigne, Kye Whyte, Connor Ball, Kimberley Wyatt and Brendan Cole all battled it out in an intense semi-final - but the the BMX star and the The Vamps singer was given the boot.

Dancing On Ice star Kye Whyte has hit back at ‘fix’ claims hit by the show ahead of the semi-final. Last week, the athlete was hit with claims from some viewers that the show was a "fix" due to being saved from elimination for the fourth time.The star was in the bottom two alongside Stef Reid, but was saved by all four judges, following the week before where he was in the bottom two with Corrie actress Sally Dynevor before she was eliminated.

HEAD judges Jayne Torvill, 64, and Christopher Dean, 63, rate all five semi-finalists – picking out their favourite moments and what they must improve on. Odds on winning from Ladbrokes.

Connor Ball, 25, recently crashed to the ice with his Dancing On Ice partner Alexandra Schaumann during their pirate theme dance.At the time, he shared footage of himself receiving medical treatment after the routine. Viewers were also horrified earlier this month when stitches on his chin burst open live on air, leaving Connor with blood dripping onto his shirt.Now The Vamps star has revealed that he sustained a further two injuries, bringing his DOI tally so far this series to four.

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The Dancing on Ice finale has been rescheduled for a later date to make way for a football match, according to reports. Viewers of the hit dancing realty TV series were expecting the grand final to air on 20 March but they'll now reportedly have to wait a week longer.

Dancing On Ice fans have been left fuming after learning that the show's final could be delayed due to football.Viewers had been expecting to see this year's winner of the ITV ice-skating contestant crowned on March 20.However, the FA Cup quarter final match between Nottingham Forest and Liverpool is taking place at the same time and will be shown on ITV, so the Dancing On Ice final has been bumped.According to reports, it will now air a week later on March 27.Many fans were less than impressed about the schedule shake-up."This sucks big time," tweeted one person."Can't believe we have to wait 2 weeks for Dancing On Ice final after this week," said another.Some suggested football should air elsewhere."You would think by now there would be designated sports channels," said one person."I wish ITV would stop changing their schedule every two minutes," fumed another."Just put the sport on all the bloody sport channels and leave #DancingOnIce alone."Another fan of the show said it was going to be a very "boring" weekend without the latest from the rink."Dancing On Ice Grand Final delayed so FA Cup Quarter Final can be aired... this is the end of civilisation as we know it!" joked another.Last weekend's programme saw Paralympian athlete Stef Reid eliminated after a tense skate-off against BMX racer Kye Whyte.

DANCING On Ice fans are furious after learning the final has been pushed back because of the football. ITV is airing the FA Cup quarter final clash between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest at 6pm on March 20th meaning the entertainment show finale will happen on March 27 instead.

Dancing on Ice exit.On Sunday night (March 6), the Paralympian found herself in the dreaded skate off against fellow Olympian Kye Whyte and his partner Tippy Packard on the ITV show.But it was the BMX racer who the judges chose to send through to the semi-finals, much to the fury of ITV viewers online.More than 24 hours after the pair were dumped from the show, the 37-year-old posed beside her skating partner as they shared a sweet clip on her Instagram Story thanking viewers for their continued support.It appeared as though the pair filmed their thank you message after the show as the brunette beauty was seen in a neon pink coat as her partner donned a zip up blue jacket and a pair of black tracksuit pants.Andy opened, saying: “Hey, I'd just like to say thank you to everybody who watch the show.“It's been an incredible and amazing run and I'm so proud of Steff for everything she did all her hard work and everything. Even last night, both her routines were so good.”It was at this point that Stef added: “I’ve honestly had the absolute best time loved every moment.

THE Dancing On Ice final has been forced off air to make way for a football match. Viewers were expecting to find out who wins the series on March 20th, but will now have to wait until the 27th, thanks to the major schedule shake up.

Stefanie Reid has brushed off her shock exit from Dancing On Ice by revealing she wants to do I’m A Celebrity next.Fans were in uproar on Sunday night (March 6) when the Paralympian was booted out of the contest – missing next week’s semi-final.Viewers were outraged that following the skate-off, the TV judges including Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean voted to save BMX star Kye Whyte.Even though this was his fourth time in the bottom two, they kept him in the contest and amazingly sent Stef packing.But the determined track and field medallist – who lost her right foot in a boating accident when she was a teenager – wants to put the controversy “on ice” as she is now eyeing up the endurance show.Stef – who also made the finals of Celebrity MasterChef in 2018 – said: “If it’s in Australia, I am in - send me somewhere warm! We’ll see if I make it into the jungle!“Although, as competitive as I am, my gag reflex is out of control.“I’d be there trying so hard to eat stuff but gagging. So that kind of terrifies me.

DANCING On Ice viewers have rallied behind Connor Ball who they think keeps getting under marked by the judges. The Vamps star, 25, has fast become a fan favourite not only for his stoicism in the face of ongoing injuries, but also for his skills on the ice.

Dancing On Ice fans have been left making a very clear demand after dubbing Sunday's show the 'best episode ever' that even left some in tears.

Dancing on Ice viewers have hit out at "favouritism" from the judges following the result of the latest skate-off.Paralympian Stef Reid and her partner Andy Buchanan were sent home during Sunday's (March 6) dramatic live show after finding themselves in the bottom two against BMX star Kye Whyte and his professional dancer Tippy Packard.Kye was saved by an unanimous vote from judges Ashley Banjo, Oti Mabuse, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean after both couples danced again.This meant that Stef was given the boot from the ITV ice-skating competition.However, fans were left unimpressed with the judges' decision and took to social media to air their frustration.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Kye & Tippy have literally been in the bottom two 4 times now, so their clearly somehow still not connecting with the public."Another added: "What a fix, Kye is the weakest skater by far, the public have put him the bottom two for the past four weeks. Obvious why they are keeping him in."A third person posted: "What a flipping fix.

Dancing on Ice fans flocked to social media as they spotted the show's presenter Holly Willoughby make a small slip up within the first few minutes of Sunday 6 March's show. Holly and her co-host Phillip Schofield were opening the hit ITV show after an impressive group dance featuring the final six couples and the ITV show's judges - Olympic legends Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean.