Dancing on Ice star Chris Taylor has revealed he was involved in a car crash after competing in the first live show. The Love Island star, 34, is appearing on the current season of the ITV ice skating series alongside other stars including Anton Ferdinand, Michaela Strachan and Mollie Pearce.

Just after his debut on Dancing on Ice, Chris Taylor found himself in a surprising road mishap, sparking a series of unexpected events in his skating journey.

EXCLUSIVE: Dancing on Ice's 2019 winner James Jordan has weighed in on calls for one celebrity to return to the ITV ice rink despite being eliminated from the show

Dancing on Ice star Vanessa Bauer has pulled out of the ITV skating competition just hours before tonight’s live show.The professional skater, 28, revealed in an Instagram post on Sunday afternoon (2 February) that she will no longer be able to perform with Love Island star Chris Taylor after sustaining a serious injury.

Marshall Manning is the 13-year-old son of Indianapolis Colts legend Peyton Manning. The young Manning shows the pros what he can do. During the Grammys 2025 ceremony, Taylor Swift proved she was having the time of her life at L.A.'s Crypto.com Arena by dancing in the crowd while Sabrina Carpenter performed a medley of her hits.

Dancing On Ice judge Christopher Dean became incredibly emotional tonight as he remembered those who died in the passenger plane and Army helicopter crash. The latest episode of ITV ’s skating show began on a lively note, as the remaining celebrities were welcomed onto the ice by rapturous applause from the studio audience.

Love Island star Chris Taylor had to dance through an embarrassing fall during his ITV Dancing on Ice routine on Sunday night. The 34-year-old muddled his way through the weekend performance as his pro partner Vanessa Bauer was forced to abandon the competition through injury.

Dancing on Ice’s Christopher Dean fought back the tears during an emotional tribute. The ITV show was back on screens on Sunday night (February 2) - fronted by Holly and Stephen. And returning to ice this week was the likes Sir Steve Redgrave,

One of the stars of this year's Dancing On Ice has quit at the eleventh hour, announcing her departure just a few hours before tonight's live episode. The shock news dealt another blow to the reality show after comedian Josh Jones withdrew from the competition due to an injury last week.