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OTI Mabuse made a blunder while scoring Ben Foden's debut Dancing on Ice performance. The judge scored the former rugby star six marks, but the screen below her seat showed a higher score of six and a half.

DANCING On Ice's Ben Foden crashed out of the competition tonight after a tense skate off against Ria Hebden. The rugby ace became the first celeb to be eliminated from the ITV show after all judges voted to save Loose Women star Ria.

Dancing on Ice fans watched this season's first celebrity skate-off as TV presenter Ria Hebden took to the ice again for a showdown with rugby player and Celebrity X Factor star Ben Foden.

Dancing On Ice star Ben Foden has called his ITV co-star Rachel Stevens the "sexiest woman in the world".The 36 year old, who married Jackie Belanoff-Smith just two weeks after meeting back in 2019, was speaking to The Sun ahead of his debut in the rink alongside pro partner Robin Johnstone when he made the remark. When asked what she's got that is "unique" compared to her rivals on the show, Rachel, 43, explained: "Oh my goodness... You've just got to go into it as yourself and take the opportunity to learn.

A post shared by Una Healy (@unahealy)While he's not proud of how things transpired between him and Una, the Chester native has not shied away from the hard-hitting questions raised by their kids.Ben says he's already discussed with Aofie and Tadhg why their parents are no longer together."They have an understanding of it, not the massive details," he said."But they do ask difficult questions, they're not stupid kids, they can read and stuff now, and they are on social media."They talk to their mummy and they ask her difficult questions and they ask me difficult questions."He added: "We try and answer them as best as possible."The All Fired Up pop star also posted on Instagram to in view of her 649,000 followers shortly after Ben's interview.Una is seen posing next to a phoenix mural wearing a camouflage print parka with a furry hood, which she paired with a matching New York Yankees cap, black leggings and trainers of the same colour.The painting read: "In order to rise from its own ashes, a phoenix must first burn."The painting read: "In order to rise from its own ashes, a phoenix must first burn."Ben's comments regarding his difficult split from Una come just days before he's set to make his debut on the ice skating rink after signing on for the latest series of ITV's Dancing On Ice.Ben has been partnered with professional skater Robin Johnstone as he hopes to take home the trophy prize while competing with the likes of Love Island star Liberty Poole and Paralympian Stef Reid.Paul Gascoigne's son Regan Gascoigne and The Vamps' Connor Ball have also joined the star-studded line-up.According to Coral, Ben is already being tipped as the favourite to win the show, with odds of 3-1 while Regan comes in currently in second

Dancing on Ice has announced its full line-up of professional skaters for the 2022 series and it features a mix of familiar and new faces.Skater Matt Evers, who has been on the show since it first launched in 2006 and who was part of the show's first same-sex couple in 2020 with singer Ian 'H' Watkins, will be back for another series.Joining him on the ice will be fellow series favourites Alexandra Shauman and husband Łukasz Różycki, and Andy Buchanan and wife Robin Johnstone.Disney on Ice star and reigning champion Angela Egan will also be returning to the rink, as will competitive skaters and Cirque Du Soleil stars Karina Manta and Joe Johnson.Mark Hanretty, Brendyn Hatfield and Vanessa Bauer will also all be back and ready to take on new

DANCING On Ice’s Rufus Hound WILL return to the show for “one final skate” despite being kicked off for testing positive to coronavirus.  The Sun exclusively revealed that the comedian, 41, had been booted out of Dancing on Ice because he had already missed two weeks after being told to isolate.  After getting a Test and Trace notification, Rufus was supposed to miss just one week but has since tested positive for the killer virus and had to quit, along with his professional partner Robin Johnstone.

direct to your inboxRufus Hound has withdrawn from Dancing On Ice after testing positive for coronavirus.The comedian previously had to sit out from the competition after coming into contact with someone with Covid-19.However now Rufus has revealed on social media that he has the virus himself.He will be replaced by fellow comedian Matt Richardson, who will skate with professional partner Vicky Ogden.Rufus said it "sucks" to have had to leave the ITV show, adding that his professional partner Robin Johnstone is “human sunshine” and a “tremendous pal”.“Unfortunately, the rules on Dancing On Ice are completely cut and dry, very strict, because they need to keep everybody on that production as safe as possible,” he said in a video he shared on

After sitting out of the competition last week due to being a close contact, it seems that Rufus Hound has officially decided to leave Dancing On Ice.

Dancing on Ice bosses have confirmed that Matt Richardson will replace Rufus Hound after the comedian was forced to quit the competition after contracting coronavirus.

Dancing On Ice after being infected with coronavirus. The comedian previously had to sit out from the competition after coming into contact with someone with Covid-19 last month.

Comedian Rufus Hound has quit Dancing On Ice after testing positive for coronavirus.The 41 year old comedian was partnered with skating pro Robin Johnstone, however it has now been confirmed that Rufus has quit the show.The news was announced in a statement on the programme’s Twitter account, reading: “We can confirm that following a positive test result, @RufusHound is unable to return to Dancing On Ice this weekend. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

Dancing on Ice star Rufus Hound has been forced to leave the ITV show after testing positive for coronavirus. The 41-year-old comedian, who was partnered up with professional Robin Johnstone, had already missed two weeks of the show after being told he must self-isolate after getting a Test and Trace notification.He later contracted Covid-19 himself and has been told to withdraw from the competition.Confirming the news on Twitter, Rufus penned: "I will no longer be participating in @dancingonice.

Dancing On Ice professional skater Robin Johnstone is alleged to have been left "upset" with her celebrity skating partner Rufus Hound.The ITV star is said to be finding old tweets from the comedian "hard to stomach".Earlier this week, it was revealed that Rufus had used the word "r****d" in an historic tweet, as well as calling Ed Sheeran a "gay lord" and tweeted the n-word in 2012.According to insiders, Robin finds the historic posts outrageous but is trying to keep things professional.An insider said: "Robin is all about empowering women and being positive and it’s been tough for her to stomach."His comments have been outrageous.”The situation is said to have spooked ITV producers so much that bosses are in talks with presenter Matt

DANCING On Ice star Rufus Hound will not appear on the show this weekend after being forced to self-isolate. The stand-up comedian, 41, came into contact with someone who has coronavirus and now needs to stay at home for 10 days.

Rufus Hound has been forced to pull out of this week’s Dancing on Ice after he came into contact with someone with coronavirus.The 41 year old comedian was set to appear on the skating competition show this week after being awarded the show’s first golden ticket in the debut episode on Sunday 17 January. But, he will now have to miss out on the ITV show, where he was set to be in the group dance, this week as he has been forced to stay at home for ten days.

Dancing On Ice 's Rufus Hound confessed he feared his stint on the show is "cursed" days before he was forced to pull out of this weekend's episode.

Rufus Hound's future on Dancing On Ice is in doubt after being forced to self isolate.

DANCING ON Ice’s Rufus Hound has been slammed on social media for “making show political” as he blasts the UK government for “not feeding hungry kids”. The comedian was overwhelmed to be presented with the ‘Golden Ticket’ that meant he and partner Robin Johnstone go straight through to the next round.

Dancing On Ice viewers have called out producers for "fixing" the show after "underscoring" Lady Leshurr and sending her to the skate-off.

After taking to the ice for the first time on Dancing On Ice, Rufus Hound has won the show's first ever golden ticket, which means he has gone straight through to Musical's Week in a fortnight's time.The comedian, who was announced to be starring on the show in September, was awarded the honour by the judges alongisde skating partner Robin Johnstone, after they unanimously decided he should win the ticket. Ashley Banjo, John Barrowman, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean all chose to vote for Rufus, 41, after his video-game inspired routine.