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Gemma Collins proved she's not one to be trifled with as she demanded the sacking of a politician who body-shamed her.The ex-TOWIE icon, aged 44, targeted Reform candidate Sandra Joanne Kirkwood for reportedly hurling insults like "pig in knickers" at her. The offensive remarks were allegedly posted on social media back in 2016 during Gemma's stint on Celebrity Big Brother, and just last week, Gemma insisted that Kirkwood "should be sacked immediately from Reform" with the Kilmarnock North by-elections in Ayrshire looming.

Dancing On Ice's most successful season to date has been revealed in a new study.

Dancing on Ice enthusiasts have seen it all – from dramatic tiffs and horrific injuries to unforgettable TV moments since the show first glided onto ITV in 2006.The celebrity line-up braving the rink this year boasts names like Ferne McCann, Sir Steve Redgrave, and Michaela Strachan. With the new series now underway, let's skate down memory lane to revisit some of the most jaw-dropping incidents involving the stars and their professional partners over the years.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Michael Barrymore was one of the best-known TV presenters in the UK when the body of Stuart Lubbock was found in his swimming pool on 31 March, 2001. Six years later, he was arrested in connection with the death of Stuart at his then-home in Roydon, Essex following a party, and later released without charge. But by then, ITV had terminated Michael's lucrative contract, and the presenter, now 71, had lost the TV career he loved.

Holly Willoughby is reportedly due to return to her regular post on Dancing On Ice.The 42 year old star co-presented the ITV skating competition with Phillip Schofield for 17 years before he was axed from the show last month. It was previously reported that Holly, 42, may be replaced in order to give the show a new revamp, however, an inside source denied that this was true.

Ex-Dancing on Ice judge Jason Gardiner is the latest star to have made claims about a "toxic" atmosphere at ITV, predicting that the broadcaster will "destroy itself". Jason, 51, was one of the original judges on Dancing on Ice when it launched in 2006 and became known as the ITV contest's Mr Nasty, but quit in 2019 after an on-air row with Gemma Collins who claimed he had been selling stories about her.The former TV judge has denied Gemma's claims and has now told The Sun on Sunday that he feels there is still a toxic culture at ITV even after the Phillip Schofield scandal.

Jason Gardiner has hit out at Holly Willoughby following the drama around Philip Schofield and This Morning. Jason, who was a judge on Dancing On Ice until 2019, worked with the show's host, Holly for 17 years. Despite the pair being friends for most of those years, the 51 year old Australian choreographer accused Holly, 42, of needing an "entourage" in the last series of the ITV talent show, which Olympian Nile Wilson won.

Former Dancing On Ice judge Jason Gardiner has claimed that he confronted former show host Phillip Schofield about rumours of an affair with a much younger ITV colleague. Phillip, who denied the claims at the time, later confessed to the "unwise but not illegal" affair after stepping down from This Morning. The host resigned with 'immediate effect' from This Morning last month, amid reports of a feud between him and co-host Holly Willoughby.

Strictly Come Dancing star James Jordan, 43, has opened up about some trouble he has been having with his daughter, who turns two in a couple of weeks.The star took to Twitter to ask his 304, 500 followers for advice, and they happily obliged. Former Strictly Come Dancing professionals James and Ola Jordan, 39, share one daughter together, Ella, who was born February 27, 2020.Last night, James tweeted: “Hi guys, Anyone ever had a baby or child that every time you give them antibiotics whether on a spoon or syringe down the inside of their cheek they always throw up everything? (sic)“Then petrified every time you try to give it to them?“The whole thing’s a bit traumatic. Any suggestions?”People flooded the comment section with support and suggestions, including former Strictly celebrity star Doctor Ranj Singh, who said: “Mix it with a bit of jam!”James replied: “The yellow liquid with Jam? Thank you for replying.“She yaks up EVERY time and now cries and panics as soon as she sees it.“Would be easier to crush a tablet maybe into her yoghourt which she loves.Thanks again.” (sic)Former Dancing On Ice judge Jason Gardiner wrote: “My nan used to crush up medications and put them on a spoon with honey.

While most celebrities enjoy riding the waves of fame and living a fast-paced lifestyle in the city, others prefer to leave their jobs at the end of the day and return to a quieter life away from the limelight. Meanwhile, after enjoying time in the spotlight, some prefer to ditch the A list altogether and retire back to the countryside full time.

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Jason Gardiner, 49, spent three months living in a tent after quitting the celebrity lifestyle. The former Dancing On Ice star stepped down from his role on the judging panel of the show in 2019.Much has changed since the Australian-born choreographer’s days on the ITV show, where he was known as "Mr Nasty”.The TV judge went on to develop a love for environmentally-friendly properties and has been working on creating eco houses for refugees.His new venture led to him living in a tent for three months while building the homes.“When the pandemic hit and I was no longer able to do my passion - I discovered I had another passion.“And I am so glad I did because it has been a real life changing experience.“I have gone on many adventures, met the

Former Dancing On Ice judge Jason Gardiner has described his experience during his time on the show as “toxic” and admitted her went through some “very dark times” after he was axed, The Australian choreographer, 49, left the hit show after three years following his feud with contestant and TOWIE star Gemma Collins. In and Interview with The Sun, the judge said: "By the end the show was too toxic.

ITV series Dancing On Ice, which Phillip Schofield, 58 presents alongside Holly Willoughby.The TV star and choreographer has now spoken out about the latter addressing his sexuality and he admitted to being "shocked".Phillip came out as gay in February last year online, before appearing on ITV’s This Morning, which he also hosts.Jason addressed his statement and urged the presenter to do more for the LGBTQ+ community.Speaking in a new interview, the former Dancing On Ice judge explained Phillip is in a good position to bring more awareness to gay rights.“There were rumours around him being gay but I took them with a pinch of salt," Jason commented.“I’d always got on with his wife Steph, she is an ex-dancer.

Dancing On Ice fans will see some extra sparkle on the rink tonight with the shock return of Gemma Collins to the winter sport reality show.

Dancing On Ice fans with her incredible moves and tricks, which led her and her skating partner Colin Ratushniak to the ITV show’s grand finale in 2011.

Dancing on Ice panel’s scoring after four skating duos shared the top of the leaderboard last weekend.The ITV show returned with judges Ashley Banjo, John Barrowman, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean back in their usual seats, at a social distance.The dancer, who won the show in 2019, has said while he “loves” the judges, he believes there needs to be a “Jason Gardiner character” back on the panel.Jason left the show after 13 years as a judge in 2019 and was later replaced by John.Discussing the first edition of the new series, James said he believes the panel lacks a character like the former hard-to-please judge.He said: "I think the show misses a Jason Gardiner character in my opinion.Olly Murs: The Voice UK star breaks down over Tom

Jason Gardiner has documented his Easter Saturday, and has left fans rather bewildered by doing so.