Candice Brown eliminated from Dancing On Ice after skate-off against Lemar
Candice Brown is the first person to lose her place on Dancing On Ice, after going up against singer Lemar in the skate-off.
Baker Candice and her partner Matt Evers found themselves at the bottom of the leader-board last week with just 13 points out of a possible 40, meaning they had to dance again this evening.
Lemar, who replaced Monty Panesar, and his partner Melody Le Moal discovered they would be in the dance off after getting 15 out of 40 and failing to win enough of the public vote.
The pair both danced again this evening and it was up to the judges to decided who would be going through.
Jason Gardiner went first and picked Candice and Matt, saying: “I can see that you worked on. In comparison I felt that it was cleaner.”
Ashley Banjo also chose to save Candice, saying: “The skate-off just felt executed much better.”
Jayne Torvill however picked Lemar and Melody because he “had more difficulty in the routine”.
The deciding vote came down to head judge Christopher Dean who also picked Lemar, because he believes he is the “stronger skater.”
On tonight's show Brooke Vincent was the first star to take to the ice with her skate partner Matej Silecky, dancing to I Really Like You.
The Corrie actress received 13/40 despite her skirt getting caught on Matej’s shirt and ending up ripping her tights.
Max Evans was the second to skate to Ed Sheeran with his partner Ale Izquierdo. They got 25/40, which is the highest score of the series so far.
Viewers were left cringing though as the judges gushed about his chemistry with Ale - despite the fact he has a girlfriend.
Singer Lemar took to the ice third with his skate partner Melody and scored a low 15.
Donna Air was the next to skate to I Got You Under My Skin, scoring her a solid 17.5, despite having her skates stolen earlier the week.
She was support by her on/off boyfriend James Middleton, who was seen clapping in the audience.
They were following by weatherman Alex Beresford and his partner Brianne Delcourt.
Cheryl Baker was the last to skate with Dan Whiston and ended up getting the lowest score of the night from Jason Gardiner, who gave her performance just 2.5.
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