Dan was 'shocked' to see Rachel in the DancingOnIce skate off
In yet another jam-packed and exciting Dancing On Ice, standards were undeniably high, with Brendan Cole scoring the first nine of the series, and Kimberly Wyatt bagging a series high-score of 34.
It was Movies Week, and while Bez amused audiences with his playful skating habits and crash helmet, and Sally Dynevor stunned in a brown wig, it was Ria Hebden who was the second celeb to be eliminated with skating partner Łukasz Różycki. Dancing On Ice's Associate Creative Director Dan Whiston shared his "shock" in his OK! column that Rachel Stevens found herself in the bottom two with Ria in Sunday evening's show.
Dan also updated us on some icy accidents during rehearsals, which celebrities are getting competitive, and whether Kye will return next week after his knee injury.Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. You can sign up at the top of the page.We were shocked to see Rachel Stevens in the bottom two. She made her skating debut last night and there was a lot of pressure on her.
With Bez, we had to go safety first and give him a helmet again, but we just went with a slightly bigger than usual Indiana Jones hat to keep it inside! Everyone's talking about Bez, and I just love that. He's really entertaining and I think that's what everyone at home wants.Backstage is crazy.
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