TONIGHT will see the final four Dancing on Ice contestants fight it out for a place in the final.
After a whirl-wind season, heres all you need to know about the semi-finals…
NITonight will see the final four Dancing on Ice contestants fight it out for a place in the final
What time is Dancing on Ice on TV tonight?Â
The series — hosted by Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield — returns this evening at 6pm.
The show will run for two hours and wraps up at 8pm when another couple will be axed.
The couples will perform two 90-second routines as they vie for a place in the rescheduled finale next week.
Who is in the semi-final?
The injury and illness-hit ITV show has just four celebrities left standing — former Olympian Colin Jackson, 54, rapper Lady Leshurr, 32, Faye Brookes, 33, and Capital DJ Sonny Jay, 27.
The show has been dogged by a spate of celebrity withdrawals — three with injuries and two following coronavirus infections.
And the final has been brought forward by a week because there are too few stars left to eke out each show to its full length.
Who is favourite to win?
Faye Brookes
Faye Brookes is the favourite to win 2021’s Dancing on Ice.
The former Coronation Street Actress was forced to change partners after Hamish Gaman suffered a hand injury.
But the incident hasn’t set her back – with bookies giving her odds of 4/9.
Rapper Lady Leshurr is still fighting for the crown, paired with professional Brendyn Hatfield.
Sonny Jay
Sonny Jay is paired with professional Angela Egan.
The Capital FM presenter is still in with a shot with Paddy Power listing his odds as 11/4.
Colin Jackson
Former Olympic silver medallist and TV sports pundit Colin Jackson has made it to the semi final.
The former hurdler is partnered with professional skater Klabera Komini.
However this may be one medal he will miss out on as bookies list his chances at just 10/1.
Lady Leshurr
Rapper Lady Leshurr is still fighting for the crown, paired with professional Brendyn Hatfield.
But Paddy Power reckon she’s on thin ice with odds of 14/1.
