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EastEnders actress Patsy Palmer has been named as the first contestant to sign up to Dancing on Ice 2023.

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Patsy Palmer left This Morning viewers unimpressed as she made an 'embarrassing' mistake. The former EastEnders actress appeared on the ITV daytime show as she was revealed as the first celebrity contestant for Dancing On Ice 2023.

The first contestant of Dancing on Ice has been exclusive revealed today on ITV This Morning as actress and DJ Pasty Palmer.The EastEnders legend joined Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield live on the daytime show to share the exciting news as the hosts told her: "no backing out now". A giggling Patsy, 50, said: "Out of all the things that came through this was the one I had to really think about." She added: "Obviously I want to challenge myself, get back to work, get out of my comfort zone and I just thought I'll go for it.

Holly Willoughby is notoriously private about her life outside of being a broadcaster and rarely shares much about her life away from presenting. However, the This Morning host, 41, took fans inside her abode as she shared a video of herself cooking up a breakfast to end all breakfasts.

Strictly Come Dancing is only just getting started and I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here is still weeks away but it appears that it's never too early to start discussing Dancing On Ice as the show's hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield made an announcement.

This Morning has been on air since 1988 and the daytime show has become a staple in households.Presented for over a decade by married couple Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan, the reins were passed down over the years and the ITV show is now regularly hosted by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.Since Phil and Holly have been at the helm, the award-winning show has been subject of controversy on several occasions. READ MORE: Phillip Schofield finally breaks social media silence after Queue-Gate backlashCertain controversy often leads viewers at home to the watchdog broadcaster Ofcom where they leave complaints about what they have seen.This Morning has been hit with a range of different Ofcom complaints over the years, from the controversial spin to win prize to David Cameron's "ambush" interview back in 2012.

This Morning hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby proudly told the nation who will be joining them on the Dancing On Ice ice rink for the next series.Holly and Phil are the resident hosts for the show and the presenting pair named the willing celebrity on their chat show This Morning.After they welcomed viewers to the show, Holly and Phil told fans that they could give them a clue as to who it would be, but simply showed them a mannequin wearing a red wig.READ MORE:Holly Willoughby signs '7 figure' deal with M&S as Phillip Schofield’s £1m account endsThe duo laughed at the clue and Holly commented that it "didn't give away much" before they moved on to the rest of the show.As the clock struck 12pm, Willoughby and Schofield happily revealed that 2023's first contestant will be none other than EastEnders' Patsy Palmer.Patsy said that she wanted to "get out of her comfort zone" and that she "wants to challenge herself".She also said that she would like to "skate to some songs she loves" but doubts that the Dancing On Ice crew will let her perform to some "banging house tunes".Love Island star Davide Sanclimenti has recently revealed that he turned down an opportunity to take part in the ice skating competition.Davide, who won the dating show with Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu, spoke to The Sun about the offer.The 28-year-old said: "They wanted me to do Dancing on Ice this year but I refused this time around. I have so much going on I can't commit to something every day and when I do something I want to do it properly.

TV star Vernon Kay has revealed he brushes his teeth four times a day. Dentists recommend doing it twice daily for two minutes each time.

ALEX Scott broke down in tears as she opened up about her dark past while discussing her memoir on This Morning. The former Arsenal star has released How (Not) to Be Strong, which reveals her tough upbringing for the first time. Despite writing the book herself, Alex says speaking about her traumatic childhood with an "abusive, alcoholic father" in interviews has been the toughest part.

Holly Willoughby has a brand new deal with Marks & Spencer, said to be worth a seven figure sum. The host’s impressive new venture with the retail giant follows recent backlash received for “skipping the queue” to see the Queen Lying-In-State last month. Holly’s M&S deal comes as her co-host Phillip Scofield’s £1 million contract with We Buy Any Car has ended.

difficult few weeks in the public eye, Holly Willoughby has received some good news! The This Morning host has extended her contract with M&S.MORE: Holly Willoughby shares rare glimpse inside beautiful family kitchenA spokesperson for M&S told MailOnline: "We have extended our contract with Holly, and we will continue to work with her." It has been reported that the 41-year-old will continue to be the high street brand's ambassador for at least two more years.WATCH: Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield break silence on 'queue jumping' controversyThe news comes shortly after Holly - along with co-host Phillip Schofield - faced a substantial amount of public backlash over claims they skipped the queue for the Queen's lying in state.MORE: ITV confirm Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield will not lose jobs over queue jump controversySEE: Holly Willoughby shares coping mechanism for surviving stressful timesLast week, ITV confirmed that the two hosts will not lose their jobs. Dame Carolyn McCall, who is the chief executive of ITV, said that their jobs at the broadcaster are safe, but revealed that both presenters were not "feeling great" about the situation.As programme bosses previously confirmed, the daytime presenters were given a separate access line for media to enter Westminster Hall and film a segment for the popular show that aired the day after the Queen's funeral.However, despite this, both Holly and Phil have been targeted on social media over claims they jumped the hours-long public queue.

This Morning is celebrating another year on TV on October 3.Over the years the famous TV show have had many hosts with the very first being Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan - who married two years before the show launched on ITV.Fern Britton and Phillip Schofield later took over as the main hosts of the show, but Lorraine Kelly worked alongside Phil on Mondays and Fridays.READ MORE: This Morning fans fuming at 'out of touch' Christmas segment on ITV showCouple Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes were then introduced as regular hosts and soon became fan-favourite presenters.Holly Willoughby then joined the panel in 2009 and she and Phil have been the main hosting duo ever since with an array of different relief presenters.But with a number of different hosts, controversies are only expected - and the stars at This Morning have faced a fair few.As it celebrates another year on air, Daily Star looks at some of their biggest controversial moments.One of the biggest reported rows to come out of This Morning was between Fern Britton and Phillip Schofield when the pair hosted the show together.It was claimed that she was being paid a whopping £250,000 per year less than her co-star when they presented together, with Phil said to be cashing in £45,000 an hour while Fern cashed in £15,000.She vehemently denied that her decision to leave the ITV show was related to salaries and said they didn't discuss money.It was also reported that there were rows regarding the "editorial content" of the show which also caused friction between the pair.In 2019 it was reported that Ruth Langsford made an official complaint about Phillip.The complaint reportedly followed an incident in April of 2019 which saw Phil interrupt Ruth while she was

Holly Willoughby has signed a seven-figure deal with retail giant M&S after facing backlash for ‘skipping the queue’ to see the Queen lying in state.The This Morning presenter has been working as a brand ambassador for the retailer since 2018, and now M&S bosses have decided to extend her contract.By contrast, her co-star Phillip Schofield, who joined her during the ‘Queue-Gate’ ordeal, had his £1million deal with We Buy Any Car come to an end.READ MORE: Phillip Schofield 'dumped from £1m We Buy Any Car deal' amid queue-jumping claims A statement from Marks & Spencer confirmed: “We have extended our contract with Holly, and we will continue to work with her."While an insider told MailOnline of the deal: “Holly has been amazing for Marks & Spencer and has their full support.”When fans noted that Phil’s face had disappeared from the We Buy Any Car advertisements, a spokesperson insisted that his deal ending has nothing to do with the skipping the line backlash.They said: “Webuyanycar and Phillip Schofield agreed earlier this year that the webuyanycar/Phillip Schofield campaign would come to an end in 2022, having worked together for over five years.“The decision was made prior to any recent stories regarding Phillip.”It comes after ITV bosses insisted Phil and Holly’s jobs on the network are secure despite circulating reports to the contrary, with Chief Executive Dame Carolyn McCall saying: “They did have accreditation. Lots of people saying they didn’t.

This Morning pair jumped the queue to see the Queen lying-in-state, Marks & Spencer has confirmed Holly Willoughby will continue to be an ambassador for at least two years.

BBC children's show was hosted by a number of huge names including Lorraine's Andi Peters, Emma Forbes and Heart Radio host Jamie Theakston.Its world collided with other huge TV icons too, with Mr Blobby even causing chaos on the third series of the show.READ NEXT: Where forgotten BBC hosts now - Game show fame, Sheeran link and death announced on airOn the anniversary of Live And Kicking's first broadcast in 1993 (October 2), Daily Star looks at where the original hosts are now.Although viewers might know Andi as presenting the cash prize on Lorraine and This Morning, the popular host has been a familiar face on our TV screens for many years.He began his career as children's TV royalty, after following in the footsteps of Philip Schofield to host CBBC's The Broom Cupboard in 1989 - where he had an unusual sidekick called Ed The Duck.After four years with Ed The Duck, he became one of the first hosts of Saturday morning TV show Live And Kicking in 1993, where he co-hosted the programme alongside Emma Forbes and John Barrowman.He presented Live And Kicking for more than three years until 1996, and since then, has hosted programmes including Top Of The Pops, Shipwrecked, The O-Zone, Dancing On Ice and even had a minor speaking role in the Hollywood film Toy Story 2 as an airport baggage handler.It is no surprise then that he has an estimated net worth of more than £3.1m.However, he is best known for appearing on Good Morning Britain, Lorraine and This Morning as a competition presenter - where he has amused viewers with a number of hilarious TV moments.This included winners not opening the door because they were "naked," to breaking his at home set during the pandemic and being blown away by the wind.One segment even left

BBC Points Of View has been airing the complaints of TV viewers across the country.From raunchy antics on screen, to "hideous" giraffes, unrealistic coffee drinking in soaps and a lack of ballroom dancing on Strictly, no topic has been off the cards.There have even been complaints about Points Of View itself.READ NEXT: BBC National Lottery stars now - sudden death, Phillip Schofield feud and flashing fansAs the popular programme turns 61 years old, Daily Star takes a look at some of the most outrageous complaints submitted to Points Of View - both on the show and on its social media accounts.Fans of BBC series Versailles were sent into a rage in 2017, after Points Of View received complaints about the BBC drama before the second series had even aired.Versailles, which followed the life of a young King Louis XIV, starred actors including Alexander Vlahos and George Blagden and ran for three series between 2015 to 2018,However, its raunchy sex scenes often attracted much criticism and ahead of its second series, the official Points Of View Twitter account asked followers: "There have been complaints even before it has aired! Are you tuning into the 2nd series of Versailles on @BBCTwo now?"Some continued to complain about the series, with one viewer saying: "Everything on a grand scale except for the script!"However, most complained about the people making the complaints to Points Of View, with one fan saying: "Don't watch it if it's too risque for you! Simple!""It's ridiculous!" said another, while a third added: "It's a TV show.

The woman behind a petition to get Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield axed from This Morning has said it's "destroying" her.

Sharon Osbourne has said she received therapy which involved being injected with ketamine several times a week to help her cope in the aftermath of a royal racism row. The TV star lost her job after she defended her friend Piers Morgan during the row.