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Dancing On Ice contestant Ben Foden became the first star to be voted off the ITV skating show on Sunday night after the dreaded skate-off. Ben, 36, performed with pro Robin Johnstone as he went against Ria Hebden and Lukasz Rozycki, who received the lowest votes on last week's opening episode. After both stars took to the ice with their pro partners to perform in the dreaded skate-off, the four judges - Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean, Oti Mabuse and Ashley Banjo - delivered their verdict with Ria and Lukasz winning an unanimous vote.

Dancing on Ice contestant Ria Hebden has addressed her friendly rivalry with ITV colleague Alex Beresford as she takes to the ice this week in the skate-off.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Lorraine presenter, 39, quipped that she wants to last longer on the ice than her ITV colleague, following his stint on the show some years ago.Ria and Alex co-host ITV's All Around Britain, sharing extraordinary stories of human endeavour at all the must-see places.But this year, Ria has taken a break from filming the programme to appear on Dancing on Ice.Her appearance comes four years after Alex starred on the show in 2018 but narrowly missed out on making it to the semi-final.Speaking about the advice her colleague gave her ahead of the show's debut this year, Ria told how her priority was to enjoy her time on the ice.She said: "[Alex] told me he loved working on it and he said to go for it and to have fun."He said he didn't realise how amazing it was."So that's the thing, I'm trying to not get lost and swept up in it all and just treasure every day," she admitted.Ria went on: "It's so much fun in the training sessions that I value those special moments as well."However, Lorraine's entertainment's presenter revealed that there is a friendly rivalry between her and the Good Morning Britain weatherman.She said: "We are very competitive!"So it would be great if I could get one step further than Alex just to say that I did."Lorraine presenter Ria also admitted to finding the show's rigorous training schedule "demanding".She said: "I didn't realise when I signed up for it how much it would consume my schedule actually."When I first started training I was doing All Around Britain, so I was all around the country covering

Ria Hebden has shared the touching words of encouragement her son Noah shared with her ahead of her Dancing on Ice skate-off on Sunday 23 January. Lorraine's entertainment reporter Ria, 39, made an incredible first impression on the Dancing on Ice judges with her debut skate on Sunday 16 January.The TV star performed to Harry Styles' hit Treat Each Other With Kindness with her skating partner Łukasz Różycki in a Great Gatsby inspired costume. Despite her debut performance looking much more like she was further along in the competition, Ria and Łukasz are facing the skate-off following the public vote.

One Dancing On Ice contestant has been given a boost ahead of this Sunday's show.

Alison Hammond and Shaun Ryder got caught up in an off-camera bust up at the weekend while they were both at Dancing On Ice, according to report. Shaun was on the side line to support his Happy Mondays pal Bez while Alison was in the stands to cheer on her ITV Daytime colleague Ria Hebden. It's thought Alison and Shaun haven't got on since they first spent time together on I'm A Celebrity...

Dancing on Ice, when Happy Mondays member Shaun Ryder had been waiting in the wings to cheer on bandmate Bez on the first episode of the series. However, This Morning presenter Alison Hammond was also there to support fellow ITV star Ria Hebden last weekend - and the atmosphere was reportedly as icy as the frozen rink their friends were dancing on.Some might say that hapless yet heartfelt Bez needed his friend's support, as he faced the embarrassment of becoming the first Dancing on Ice contestant ever to require a crash helmet for his debut performance.Host Phillip Schofield had been gently ribbing the Happy Mondays star, who had even taken to the rink with protective braces all over his body, but he received the comments gamely.This is more than might be said for the brutal exchange between Shaun and Alison.According to the Daily Star, she approached him only to goad him with the words: "I never liked you! From the first minute I met you and spoke to you I never liked you."Shaun hit back to simply say: "I know!"It was far from the first time that the pair had met, after an awkward encounter on I'm A Celeb more than a decade earlier - and perhaps Shaun's words back then provided a clue that explained Alison's frosty attitude to him, after he compared her to "horse s***".Talking on the show, he appeared enraged to learn that a new contestant would be joining them, declaring that 13 was "too many"."Oh, more f**king people in the camp.

Shaun Ryder and Alison Hammond had a "clash" backstage of the Dancing On Ice set, it has been reported.

Dancing On Ice contestant Ria Hebden has revealed she's lost half a stone in six weeks thanks to her gruelling training schedule. Speaking to OK!, the mum of two - who is known for presenting weekly entertainment slots on ITV's Lorraine - said she is starting to lose her "mummy pouch" through the intense regime too.

Lorraine Kelly has taken a swipe at some of the contestants on Dancing On Ice after her co-star landed in the skate-off.

Dancing On Ice swished and swirled back on to screens on Sunday evening, in an incredible 2022 debut that saw Bez, Brendan Cole, Sally Dynevor, Ria Hebden, Kye Whyte and Kimberly Wyatt as the first celebs to take to the ice.The show, hosted by This Morning duo Holly Willoughby, 40, and Phillip Schofield, 59, sees a star-studded lineup skate on the ITV show, after months of training. On the launch night on Sunday 16 January, it was Strictly's Brendan who topped the leaderboard with 30.5 out of 40 points, but it was a different story for TV presenter Ria Hebden and partner Łukasz Różycki, who landed in the skate off. And, after a packed show that saw glamorous outfits, routines that packed a punch and Bez making history in a watermelon crash helmet, Associate Creative Director Dan Whiston weighs in on the first performances in his OK! column.

Dancing on Ice star Bez has tested positive for Covid-19. It comes just 24 hours after he made his skating debut on the ITV show with partner, Angela.

Alison Hammond has revealed she will never take part in ITV's hit show Dancing On Ice.The 46 year old, who recently opened up on her "naughty" dad who used to "smuggle drugs from the Caribbean", was seen speaking to host Holly Willoughby while sitting in the audience to watch the show on 16 January.This Morning presenter Alison shared her support for her colleague Ria Hebden, 39, who will be the first to face the dreaded skate-off with her pro partner Lukasz Rozycki. She then told Holly, 40, that while she has been in pretty much every competition show in the UK, including Big Brother, she would never compete in the rink. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

The "greatest show on ice" is back and viewers were eagerly awaiting their first look at the 2022 stars on the ice.

Dancing On Ice's first show has been flooded with complaints after it made a major change.

Lorraine star Ria Hebden, 38, was the first star to be selected for the dreaded skate-off despite a strong score of 24.5, which placed her third on the judges' leaderboard. However, the audience also plays a part in determining who gets through each week, and sadly Ria was not able to gain enough votes from Dancing On Ice viewers. Tonight, the show kicked off with Strictly pro Brendan Cole, who got the highest score of the night with 30.5 marks out of 40. Other contestants' scores included Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt with 30, Olympic BMX rider Kye Whyte with 24, Coronation Street’s Sally Dynevor with 23 and Bez from the Happy Mondays with 12.5. The other six contestants will compete at the same time next week to determine who will face off against Ria in the bottom two. Plenty of Dancing on Ice fans went on Twitter to share their thoughts on the outcome, with many lamenting that Ria’s fate was undeserved. Plenty of Ria’s pals were also quick to send in their support to the star on Twitter. Lorraine Kelly wrote: “My beautiful @riahebden did SO well tonight.

Dancing on Ice contestant Ria Hebden has spoken out about "surrendering control" as she prepares for the first episode of the popular ITV show this evening.The Lorraine presenter, 39, revealed that she had yet to see her outfit or practice with a "major prop" just days before taking to the ice.Speaking to Express.co.uk, three days before the live show starts, the TV star revealed that she's recently breathed a sigh of relief.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.Speaking about her making her debut on the ice with partner Lukasz Rozycki, Ria told how she couldn't wait to perform.She said: "I'm really excited about it, we've worked really hard for a long time now."I had no dancing experience whatsoever so I've had to really immerse myself in the experience and really learn how to hold my posture and the poses as it's like ballet on ice."So I'm very lucky that Lukasz is a brilliant partner, he knows his stuff!" she gushed.Speaking about joining the programme, Ria said: "It’s ITV’s

After announcing live on air that she’s going to swap the Lorraine sofa for an ice rink for the next series of Dancing On Ice, Ria Hebden has been buzzing with excitement. The presenter is a mega fan of the show, especially when it comes to top judges Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean.

Dancing on Ice! I’m nervous, that ice is going to hit hard. I’m just excited to see what I can do on there.

Lorraine presenter Ria Hebden has been revealed as the latest celebrity to join the line-up for Dancing On Ice, which will air in January 2022.TV personality Lorraine Kelly, 61, announced the news on her ITV show on Friday 9 October as Ria, 38, emerged from behind a blue screen. "It's Ria!" Lorraine said as Ria made her way down to sit opposite her on a grey chair.

ITV's Lorraine, and its host Lorraine Kelly, after the National Television Awards last night.This comes as Line of Duty’s Martin Compston appeared to snub Joan by not standing up for her.Joan was a special guest at the NTAs last night as she presented the award for Best Serial Drama at the bash.The national treasure wore a glamorous ruffled gown for the occasion and received a standing ovation when she stood up to present the gong.However, on Lorraine earlier today, the ITV hosts discussed how Martin Compston hadn’t stood up during her entrance.In a clip on the night, Martin can be seen with his arms crossed sitting down while others cheered the star.Speaking about the moment, presenter Ria Hebden said: “Martin clearly wasn’t a fan of Dame

Lorraine Kelly, 61, has taken a swipe at Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 56, over his unruly blonde hairdo.The star was addressing rumours over which celebrities could be starring in the UK version of hit US show The Masked Dancer, when she took the opportunity to liken his hair to that of a scarecrow.Talking to showbiz presenter Ria Hebden, the star couldn't resist taking a jibe at the PM after the former spoke of rumours of him appearing on new show The Masked Dancer.The spin-off of ITV favourite series The Masked Singer will see celebrities showing off their dance moves while in costume, as a judging panel takes their guess at who is underneath the mask.Despite the PM's appearance being unlikely, Ria claimed that the head of government