Dancing On Ice’s Carley Stenson is voted off after fans complained she was ‘overmarked’

Dancing On Ice’s Carley Stenson became the sixth star to be voted off on Sunday night following a tough skate-off against Siva Kaneswaran.

The former Hollyoaks actress, 40, lost her place in the competition after all four judges opted to save The Wanted singer, 34 – with the vote coming after fans had previously complained that she was ‘overmarked’ in her first performance.

Meanwhile, it was a doubly difficult night for Carley as following her skate-off routine, she revealed that her shoulder had ‘popped out’, prompting host Holly Willoughby to reassure her that she’ll get medical assistance soon. 

However, putting on a brave face, the TV star insisted that she was ‘fine’ as he shoulder had ‘popped back in’ after the dance. 

After the skate-off result was revealed, Carley broke down in tears as she spoke to hosts Holly and Phillip Schofield.

Out: Dancing On Ice’s Carley Stenson became the sixth star to be voted off on Sunday night following a tough skate-off against Siva Kaneswaran

Too high? The vote come after fans had previously complained that she was ‘overmarked’ in her first performance

Competition: The former Hollyoaks actress, 40, lost her place in the competition after all four judges opted to save The Wanted singer, 34

She said of her time on the show: ‘It just got harder. I’m gonna miss this man [Mark Hanretty]. I’ve really enjoyed it, this is all a bit of a blur actually.’

Giving their verdict following both Carly and Mark and Siva and Klabera Komini’s second skates of the night, it was clear that the boyband star had the edge.

Ashley Banjo remarked: ‘What a skate-off! For me, it is about the skate-off, it is about the drama, it is about the executive and how you hold it together and I think [Siva and Klabera] had a stronger week.

While Oti Mabuse remarked that while Carley’s routine had been ‘intricate and difficult’, Siva’s was ‘easy but perfectly executed.’

Sealing Carley’s fate, Christopher Dean said: ‘The skate-off is about the do or die and tonight, there were some mistakes’, before voting to save Siva and Klabera.

While Head Judge Jayne Torvill was in agreement, adding: ‘I would agree with my fellow judges, it was all about tonight’s skate-off and that is what we have to judge.’

Carley had earlier bagged a great score of 34.5 points on Dancing On Ice, but ITV viewers seemed to disagree with the ITV judges marks.

The West End star took to the ice with partner Mark Hanretty and pulled off a very racy performance to Beyonce’s track Fever using their prop – a feather boa.

Poorly: Meanwhile, it was a doubly difficult night for Carley as following her skate-off routine, she revealed that her shoulder had ‘popped out’

Soldiering on: However, putting on a brave face, the TV star insisted that she was ‘fine’ as he shoulder had ‘popped back in’ after the dance

Emotional: After the skate-off result was revealed, Carley broke down in tears as she spoke to hosts Holly and Phillip Schofield

Time to go: She said of her time on the show: ‘It just got harder. I’m gonna miss this man [Mark Hanretty]. I’ve really enjoyed it, this is all a bit of a blur actually’

Brave face: Carly powered through her skate-off routine despite suffering with an injured shoulder

In the VT it was revealed that Carley had trained for much of the week with a different partner as Mark was ill – but the duo showed no signs of disruption in their routine.

Christopher Dean heaped praise on the ‘really ambitious number’ as hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield asked the judges their thoughts.

Oti Mabuse commented on how ‘sultry’ the skate was, gushing that it was ‘so classy, so beautiful’.

While skating legend Jayne Torvill commented that they commanded the routine so well considering Mark was off sick.

However, ITV viewers were quick to take to Twitter to complain that the duo were ‘overmarked’ for their ‘messy’ performance.

Hot stuff:Carley had earlier bagged a great score of 34.5 points on Dancing On Ice, but ITV viewers seemed to disagree with the ITV judges marks

Smokin’ hot: The West End star took to the ice with partner Mark Hanretty and pulled off a very racy performance to Beyonce’s track Fever using their prop – a feather boa

Awesome: Oti commented on how ‘sultry’ the skate was, gushing that it was ‘so classy, so beautiful’, while Jayne commented that they commanded the routine so well considering Mark was off sick

Comments: However, ITV viewers were quick to take to Twitter to complain that the duo were ‘overmarked’ for their ‘messy’ performance

One wrote: ‘Carley and Mark were way overmarked…made mistakes and it looked messy. P.S. Oti hasn’t got a clue!’

Another added: ‘Carley overmarked again made mistakes but still got 8.5/9’.

A third said: ‘Overmarked loads of mistakes #dancingonice’

‘At no point in that routine did Carley skate on her own, she rolled forward a few times due to momentum, but never once did she actually skate. We definitely need new judges, that routine was WAY OVERMARKED,’ a fourth penned.

Mollie Gallagher got things off to a flying start on Sunday night as she bagged her highest ever score during Props Week.

The Coronation Street star, 25, and her pro partner Sylvain Longchambon pulled off a fantastic airport themed routine to Come Fly With Me by Frank Sinatra, with the actress donning a lilac air hostess ensemble.

And Mollie and Sylvain left the judges and audience in awe as they tackled a ‘never been done before’ lift with their airport trolley prop.

The soap siren oozed confidence as she glided across the ice during the performance, with culminated in a daring trolley float in which the commentator remarked had never been attempted on the show before. 

And the judges were clearly impressed as they awarded her an impressive 33 points out of 40, her biggest score so far. 

Great job: Dancing On Ice’s Mollie Gallagher got things off to a flying start on Sunday night as she bagged her highest ever score during Props Week

Wow! Mollie and Sylvain left the judges and audience in awe as they tackled a ‘never been done before’ lift with their airport trolley prop

Commenting on the skate, Christopher Dean was quick to note that her confidence showed, remarking that she did what they asked and joked she’d now hit ‘cruising altitude’. 

Meanwhile, Oti Mabuse said that Mollie ‘felt at home on ice’, before declaring her lift was ‘absolutely incredible’.

While Ashley Banjo commented that it was her ‘most confident and solid skate to date.’ 

Also scoring well this week was The Vivienne and Colin Grafton, who paid homage to her Drag Race roots by dancing with a checkered flag to Pump It by The Black Eyed Peas.

And their routine certainly gained the approval of Diversity’s Ashley, who said the routine was: ‘Immaculately performed, Immaculately skated.’

 Fab: The Coronation Street star, 25, and her pro partner Sylvain Longchambon pulled off a fantastic airport themed routine to Come Fly With Me by Frank Sinatra

Cool: The soap siren oozed confidence as she glided across the ice during the performance, with culminated in a daring trolley float in which the commentator remarked had never been attempted on the show before

Well done: Commenting on the skate, Christopher Dean was quick to note that her confidence showed, remarking that she did what they asked and joked she’d now hit ‘cruising altitude’

Meanwhile, Jayne commented that she liked their use of speed on the ice and their incorporation of new lifts, however, she marked them down as they’d made a ‘mistake” at the end. 

The duo went on to score a credible 35.5 points out of 40. 

Elsewhere, like Mollie, Nile Wilson and partner Olivia Smart bagged their highest score of the series thanks to their stunning routine to Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis.

The duo incorporated a double bed into their performance, with the Olympic gymnast showing off some of his moves during the romantic skate.

The couple also skated a lot of the dance without the bed, with the judges clearly loving their work as they scored a whopping 37.5 points – the highest of the series.

Oti gushed that she ‘loved every single moment’ and that they told their story so ‘effortlessly’, while Chris shared that the ‘quality, story, everything came together.’

Yaaas! Also scoring well this week was The Vivienne and Colin Grafton, who paid homage to her Drag Race roots by dancing with a checkered flag to Pump It by The Black Eyed Peas

Great job: And their routine certainly gained the approval of Diversity’s Ashley, who said the routine was: ‘Immaculately performed, Immaculately skated’

Check her out: The Vivienne was in her element as she slipped into a skintight catsuit for her routine

Performance: Jayne commented that she liked their use of speed on the ice and their incorporation of new lifts, however, she marked them down as they’d made a ‘mistake” at the end

Top scores: Elsewhere, like Mollie, Nile Wilson and partner Olivia Smart bagged their highest score of the series thanks to their stunning routine to Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis

Brilliant: The duo incorporated a double bed into their performance, with the Olympic gymnast showing off some of his moves during the romantic skate

Amazing: The couple also skated a lot of the dance without the bed, with the judges clearly loving their work as they scored a whopping 37.5 points – the highest of the series

Joey Essex was another star who earned their highest score so far, with the former TOWIE favourite coming in second on the leaderboard with 36.5 points.

The reality star and pro partner Vanessa Bauer wowed with their surfing themed routine, with Joey expertly using his surfboard prop during the performance. 

Elsewhere, the pressure is well and truly on for the remaining Dancing On Ice contestants as they have suffered a series of falls during rehearsals this week.

Stars including Carley Stenson, Nile Wilson and Mollie Gallagher have all sustained falls on the ice as they gear up for Sunday night’s show.

While no one has suffered any injuries that would force them to pull out of the show, a source told MailOnline they are all feeling the pressure to turn out a solid performance with the semi-final drawing nearer.

The insider said: ‘There have been lots of falls this week for the celebs. There haven’t been any serious injuries, just a few bumps but the pressure is really ramping up as everyone gets closer to the semi-final and final. 

‘Everyone is determined to give their best performance.’

Doctors star Carley winced in pain as she went down face forward on the rink with her partner Mark Hanretty falling with her. 

In one snap from rehearsals, Nile could be seen lying on his back as his professional skating partner Olivia Smart rushed over to check if he was OK.

Meanwhile, Coronation Street star Mollie had to be rescued by her skating partner Sylvain Longchambon after she took a tumble.

Comedian Darren Harriott and his partner Tippy Packard were the most recent pair eliminated on last week’s show. 

DANCING ON ICE 2023: MEET THE CONTESTANTS

PATSY PALMER 

AGE: 50

PROFESSION: Actress and DJ

WHAT DID THEY SAY?:  ‘I’ve turned it down before because I was terrified, but when I turned 50 I made a pact to get out of my confront zone. ‘

EKIN-SU CULCULOGLU

AGE: 28

PROFESSION: Love Island star 

WHAT DID THEY SAY?:  ‘I’ve got some amazing news to tell you. I’m so excited, I can’t wait to get myself on the ice and skate. Stay tuned and see you on the ice.’

 MOLLIE GALLAGHER 

AGE: 24

PROFESSION: Actress

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’ve not got the best coordination so when people find out they will laugh, but I don’t want to spend my life saying “I can’t do this, I can’t do that.”

JOEY ESSEX

AGE: 32 

PROFESSION: Ex TOWIE star

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’m so excited. I wanted something in my life with structure and it’s more serious than what I usually do.’

 CARLEY STENSON

AGE: 36

PROFESSION: Actress and West End star

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’m so excited that I get to learn how to dance…on ice! I’m terrified but can’t wait – I just want to make the most of this whole experience.’

SIVA KANESWARAN

AGE: 33

PROFESSION: Singer

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I want to learn how to skate and make my family proud of me and put on a show for everyone to see.’

 JOHN FASHANU 

AGE: 60

PROFESSION: Former footballer and pundit 

WHAT DID THEY SAY?:  ‘I am definitely in it to win it.And this may be one of the scariest things I’ve ever signed up for but I couldn’t be more ready for the challenge!’

NILE WILSON

AGE: 26

PROFESSION: Olympic gymnast 

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’ve not done much ice-skating but I am so excited for the opportunity. I’m so excited to get into that routine and to feel like an athlete again.’

 JAMES LEE WILLIAM AKA THE VIVIENNE 

AGE: 29

PROFESSION: Drag queen

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘To be the first drag artist to take part in one of the big UK reality competition shows is an honour and a big step forward for queer representation on TV.’

  DARREN HARRIOT 

PROFESSION: Comedian 

AGE: 34 

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’ve got giant feet, I don’t skate and I can’t dance. My family has already made bets – they’re making bets that I’ll fall on the first episode!’ 

 MICHELLE HEATON

AGE: 43

PROFESSION: Singer

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’ve always wanted to do it but I know I would never have been able to complete anything because of the way I was 18 months ago, so I’m really truly grateful that I’ve got it this year when I’m a lot stronger.’