DANCING On Ice Matt Richardson’s shows off his incredible London home he shares with his supermodel girlfriend Sam Rollinson.
The comedian, 29, has replaced Rufus Hound, 41, on the talent show after he tested positive for coronavirus.
The former Xtra Factor presenter who will skate with Vicky Ogden gave fans a glimpse of his wobbly skills during rehearsals.
When the star is not training he can unwind at his quirky pad complete with funky artwork and homey interiors.
Matt’s living room boasts of lots of natural light coming through a pair of stunning French windows, a fireplace, quilted chairs and arty furniture including stylish storage trunks.
Sam regularly shares clips of her exercise routines and Pilates in the living room while she enjoys the charming garden views.
The pair started dating in 2015 and moved in together in 2017, Matt previously gushed: “Sam is mega-famous, but I’m not in that world so it’s just dead normal really.
“She’s amazing. She’s the best human being I’ve ever met. She’s super-northern and down to earth.”
The couple’s living room also has an eye-catching feature wall, a comfy looking turquoise sofa, tripod lamp and a large bookcase.
Matt’s garden is the perfect place to relax with a large decking area, an outdoor sofa set and pizza oven.
The couple’s adorable cat, Achilles, is clearly the star of their social media with the furry pet regularly appearing in their snaps.
The blue theme runs throughout the house into the kitchen – the couple have added fun kitchen art including a sign above the door that reads ‘Gin O Clock’.
The star has added various personal assets including photo frames, ornaments and plants throughout the home making his home incredibly snug and welcoming.
The TV star broke his silence about his Dancing On Ice gig with a video on Instagram, writing: “Is that… is that Christopher Dean? No, just me guys being so amazing.
“This is good enough to be on the show in 3 days, right? @dancingonice”
It comes after HOAR told how bosses had changed rules meaning as of Monday a positive diagnosis meant celebrities or skaters were out.
Insiders say those affected would not be qualified to safely skate having missed up to two weeks of training.
Rufus, 41, has already missed two weeks of the show after being told he must self isolate after getting a Test and Trace notification.
He subsequently tested positive for Covid-19 meaning he had to stay at home by law.
But having completed his period of quarantine, he has tested positive again meaning ITV producers have told him he must leave the competition.
