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Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt has credited Dancing On Ice for reigniting a spark in her marriage. Kimberly, 40, has been married to model Max Rogers, 39, since 2014, and the pair share three kids together: Willow Jane, seven, Maple Lyla, four and Ford Senna, two. With the mum-of-three’s performance background in mind, Kimberly gushed over how supportive Max has been since she joined Dancing On Ice – despite her initial reluctance to take part – and spoke of how much he enjoys watching her perform.

Dancing on Ice stars are set to attempt their most dangerous moves yet in Sunday's final (March 27).Kimberly Wyatt, Brendan Cole and Regan Gascoigne want to make it the best one in show history.They are going all out to impress fans — even if that means risking serious injury on live TV.Pussycat Doll Kimberly, 40, is set to tackle a move with skating partner Mark Hanretty, 37, that is so dangerous she could end up smashing her head onto the ice.She said: “I have been working on doing a kick over Mark’s head in one routine. In training, there have been times when it’s not been going right and I’ve been falling forward with my head going towards the ice.“That feels quite dangerous. It’s very scary.”Regan, 26, will be facing his fears with a spectacular stunt above the ice.He said: “I’m starting one of my routines on a stage that’s six feet high and I’ll be flipped around above it.“We want to create amazing routines.

DANCING On Ice star Brendan Cole has made the decision to show his daughter’s face on social media for the first time. The 45-year-old admitted the time had come to let Aurelia, nine, make her “own decisions” about if she wanted to be seen online and revealed that she has her own social media account already.

GLIDING across the rink in her sequins, it is hard to imagine Dancing On Ice sensation Kimberly Wyatt ever losing her sparkle. But the Pussycat Dolls singer has revealed that after a decade of babies and breastfeeding it is the ice that has now rekindled the American’s fire — and worked a treat for her marriage to Brit model Max Rogers.

Dancing On Ice’s finalists want to take on the show’s professionals in a brand new contest.And they believe this could become “the greatest show on ice”.Ex Strictly dancer Brendan Cole has thrown down the gauntlet to the talented skaters.He wants finalists from past series including his current co-stars Regan Gascoigne and Kimberly Wyatt to take part in a very special edition of the ITV series.And he has pitched the idea of pitting the show’s best celebrity skaters against its pros.Brendan said: “I think it would be quite cool to see ex competitors like us coming back and pairing up as a team and seeing how far you can go against the pros.“It will be interesting to see what choreography you can come up with.“As choreographers we all put our own influence on our routines. We don’t necessarily know the ins and outs about how to get in and out of certain things n the ice but we are all creative.”Asked if they would put Olympic champions and TV judges Torvill and Dean into the pros’ team, he laughed: “No.

Dancing on Ice has reunited for a much-needed pizza party ahead of the highly-anticipated live final this weekend.With the big night just days away, finalists Brendan Cole, Kimberly Wyatt and Regan Gascoigne have been putting in the hours to perfect their showstopping routines.But they’re not the only ones who have been practicing on this ice this week, as the entire celebrity line up has reunited with their professional partners for one last time.The group are set to take to the ice to show off the skating talents they have perfected throughout their time on the show for one last epic routine.And it’s clear to see that the team and more than thrilled to be back with their partners as Stef Reid shared the belated pizza party the group held in the kitchen after a long day of training.Throughout Friday night (March 25), former contestants including Connor Ball and Liberty Poole have been posting on their Instagram Stories about how it has felt to be back on the ice following their eliminations earlier on in the competition. The entire cast even posed for a group photo on the ice together as Coronation Street ’s Sally Dynevor shared the emotional picture to her Instagram Story after the finished practicing their final routine.

PAUL Gascoigne's son Regan is within touching distance of winning Dancing on Ice as this year's dark horse. But before signing up, the football legend's son wasn't well known and was reportedly paid the least out of this series' stars.

Scots professional ice dancer Mark Hanretty is hoping to skate off with the Dancing on Ice trophy this weekend.

Dancing on Ice finalist had Brendan Cole lost his balance while he was on the ice in an interview and almost fell just days before the grand finale. The former Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer appeared on Lorraine alongside his fellow contestants Kimberley Wyatt and Regan Cascoigne to chat with Ria Hebden about the final. As the trio shared their excitement about taking to the ice for the final time on Sunday, Brendan lost his balance and slipped slightly putting his arms out to steady himself with a panicked look on his face.The near-miss left his fellow contestants worried, but he found the funny side in it and dropped to his knees in a dramatic way afraid of hurting himself.

Prince Harry at the Royal Variety Show in 2015.The comedian, 33, aimed several jibes at the Duke of Sussex during his performance at the time.The stand-up comic has now made another jibe at The London Palladium as part of his How To Survive The Summer Holidays tour alongside his mum Hilary Whitehall, 59, and dad Michael Whitehall, 81, on March 23.The trio entertained fans with their stage antics as Jack interviewed his parents.As they recall various anecdotes of their lives, the film actor recalled an awkward royal moment.Jack reportedly joked that he had been "banned" after taking a cheeky swipe at Prince HarryMichael referenced Meghan Markle's recent book, The Bench, which he suggested had "changed his life".He then claimed that Jack had been "banned" from seeing his friend Harry during their standup routine.But the comic suggested that it was his joke at The Royal Variety show which got him snubbed.“I think I have been banned because I called him 'Ginger Nuts’ at the Royal Variety," Jack replied, according to The Sun.The comic referred to his appearance at The Royal Variety Performance in 2015 and viewers may recall the various swipes made towards Prince Harry.The comedian joked about the royal running the country, to his time in the British Army before he went on to explain why the public adores the young royal so much."Now you have done some incredible things of course; all the work you've done for charity and you've served your country with distinction in the British army," Jack mused."But most importantly, when we look at you, we know that if you were one of our friends, you would be one of the lads."'They called it a tumour' Jasmine Harman addresses family struggles[LATEST]Brendan Cole hits out at Strictly for

DANCING on Ice bosses are going all out to pull off the greatest ever final ever on Sunday night, Dan Whiston has revealed. The show's associate creative director has been working non-stop with the remaining three celebs - Brendan Cole, Kimberly Wyatt and Regan Gascoigne - to get them ready for series closer.

HE has a reputation for pushing his Strictly dance partners to the brink because of his fierce competitiveness - causing fiery rows backstage. But Brendan Cole, 45, insists this bad boy image was manipulated by BBC bosses - who only showed one side of him for 15 years.

ONE is a ballroom champ who seemed destined to win Dancing On Ice, the other a novice who shook more than his trademark maracas. But former Strictly professional Brendan Cole, who has made it to this weekend’s final of the ITV contest, reckons hapless Bez was one of his greatest rivals.

Dancing On Ice contestant Brendan Cole had a near-miss slip on the rink on Friday (March 25), just days before the grand finale. The former Strictly Come Dancing pro spoke to Lorraine regular and eliminated Dancing On Ice contestant Ria Hebden alongside fellow finalists Kimberly Wyatt and Regan Gascoigne.

Dancing on Ice star Brendan Cole has shared his thoughts regarding his time on Strictly Come Dancing and said it became "tiring" with the narrative they pushed onto him.The professional dancer who was often known to be "fiercely competitive" throughout his time on the BBC show says he is glad that viewers were able to see him in a different light during his time on ITV'S Dancing on Ice.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other press, Brendan said he hopes viewers were able to see him for who he truly is.The star explained: "I came on this show hoping to show people that Strictly showed one side of me and they pushed that side."It was very much a narrative that showed over 15 series and it was tiring."As you can see I like having a bit of fun and I muck around a lot and that wasn't shown often but I think it's been shown here."Brendan also shared his appreciation towards ITV show producers for the way they portrayed himself and the other cast members on the programme.He added: "I am very pleased with the way it's been for all of us.

Dancing on Ice stars Kimberly Wyatt and Regan Gascoigne have appeared to insinuate that Brendan Cole may be the most competitive contestant.As the final episode of this year's competition airs on ITV this Sunday (March 27), the finalists have given their take on who they think would most like to win.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star at a round table conference, the stars were asked who they believe is the most competitive out of the three of them.And although they appeared rather guarded, both Regan and Kimberly looked at Brendan.Laughing at their unspoken admission, Brendan joked: "That's just a reputation!""That's not through anything other than throwing muddles under their feet."He continued: "We're actually all sort of pushing each other which is really nice."There's a real feeling of amazing commandery which was actually a hard again because at the start we were all quite seperated, we weren't sharing the ice time together so we didn't have that rapport."But over the last few weeks we've hung out a little bit more and we have that energy to push each other to do incredible [stuff].He continued: "We're creative between the three of us and actually, everybody on the ice has created some amazing performances and it's made us work harder, push more and try things that perhaps we wouldn't have tried."It's become quite an amazing thing, especially between the three of us.

Dancing on Ice contestant Brendan Cole has shut down criticisms regarding his dance background and says it has only helped to improve the routines he is able to do on the ice. The former Strictly Come Daning professional previously received complaints from fans who claimed it was unfair that trained dancers were allowed on the show.

He was the original bad boy of the Strictly ballroom, gaining a reputation for talking back when he didn’t agree with the judges and occasionally strained relationships with celebrity dance partners. Now Brendan Cole - who won the first series of Strictly with newsreader Natasha Kaplinsky back in 2004 - could be about to taste victory again, 18 years later, as he takes part in Sunday’s Dancing On Ice final. And though many people assumed that Brendan has a competitive streak that would give him an edge, he says that is really not the case.

This year’s Dancing on Ice finalists, Brendan Cole, Kimberly Wyatt and Regan Gascoigne, have hit back at claims the ITV show is “fixed” as they all have previous dance experience.The trio, who will skate to impress the ice panel including Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean in the grand final on Sunday 27 March, have all carved out careers as dancers. However, speaking to OK! and other press outlets on the countdown to their last performances, the finalists insisted that it doesn’t mean that they would be natural ice skaters.

As Dancing on Ice fans prepare to watch Kimberly Wyatt, Regan Gascoigne and Brendan Cole skate it out in the upcoming final this Sunday 27 March, it's only natural for us to wonder who might be part of the next star-studded line-up strapping on their skates. When we caught up with the finalists – who all seemed to be taking the pressure in their stride – they revealed who from their phonebooks they'd love to see take to the ice.

DANCING on Ice star Brendan Cole stunned This Morning presenters Holly Willoughby and Phil Schofield by saying the show IS a fix. The three remaining celebs in this year's competition - Brendan, Regan Gascoigne and Kimberly Wyatt - appeared on the the ITV show earlier today.