Former Emmerdale actress Hayley Tamaddon has reportedly signed up for next year’s series of Dancing On Ice.
Hayley played Delilah Dingle on the ITV soap and also starred in reality TV show, Soapstar Superstar.
A source told The Sun: “Hayley’s really excited. She is a really warm character and usually does well on these things.
Hollyoaks actor Kieron Richardson has reportedly signed up for next year’s series of Dancing On Ice.
Richardson plays Ste Hay in the Channel 4 soap and is said to have already gotten some tips from former Hollyoaks actor and Dancing On Ice finalist, Chris Fountain.
Former Coronation Street star Danny Young has reportedly signed up for next year’s Dancing On Ice.
Danny played Mike Baldwin’s grandson, Warren and until recently dated his one time co-star Nikki Sanderson.
Danny will allegedly be joined by former Eternal singer Kelle Bryan and former Holby City actor Jeremy Sheffield.
Heather Mills has been lined up to compete on next year’s Dancing On Ice series but what she doesn’t know, is that her ex-husbands second cousin, Emily Atack will also be appearing.
Emily has previously acted on E4’s The Inetweeners and is reportedly in training for the show. Her mum is Paul McCartney’s cousin and sources suggest that Emily has met Paul and Heather on numerous occasions.
Celebrity chef, Gordon Ramsay has confirmed that his wife Tana has been signed for Dancing On Ice 2010. He also added that he greatly approves of her new training regime and the results it has yielded.
“I’m looking forward to watching her dancing – her buttocks are so firm it’s like clinging to a six-pack,” the 42-year-old told the Radio Times.
“She has the bum of an 18-year-old. I woke the other day and she was doing buttock-clenching exercises.”
Heather Mills has once again been linked to ITV’s Dancing On Ice, due to start next January.
Sources suggest that Mills, who was also linked to the 2008 series, will be the highest paid star to skate next year.
A source told The Daily Mail: “Heather has been looking to launch her UK TV career – and is delighted to have negotiated the biggest fee of all the contestants.”
EastEnders actress Danniella Westbrook has reportedly signed up for the 2010 series of Dancing On Ice.
The 35 year old is coming to the end of her three month contract with BBC and The Daily Star reports that she will move straight onto rehearsing for Dancing On Ice.
A source told the newspaper: “She’s training and is getting better each day. She is determined to do her best.”
Former Mrs McCartney, Heather Mills has reportedly signed up for the 2010 series of Dancing On Ice.
The Sun have revealed that Mills has already had a range of prosthetic made up for the show and has started ice skating lessons in preparation.
One source told the newspaper: “Heather has often been linked with Dancing On Ice but this year she’s finally decided to do it.
Tana Ramsay, wife of fiery chef Gordon Ramsay, is said to be hoping to land a place on next years Dancing On Ice.
Tana was pictured practising with DOI coach coach Karen Barber last month and she even has the backing of Jayne Torville.
Dancing On Ice bosses are said to be looking for some sexier skaters for their next series of the show.
The Sun reports that show execs hope to bring on some professionals who have the potential to become as famous as the Strictly Come Dancing pros, but it will mean getting rid of some of their “aesthetically-challenged” skaters.
A show source told The Sun: “Bosses have been aware for some time their professionals are a rare-looking bunch. They might get by with their sequins on but they look rough in training scenes.”
ITV bosses are said to be considering airing a midweek spinoff of Dancing On Ice when it returns to our screens in 2010.
This years series has only two weeks left before te winner is revealed and has been averaging around 10 million viewers each Sunday night. Cash strapped producers are sad to be considering capitalising on that popularity by extending the show to a spinoff version which would possibly air on a Monday or Thursday evening.
A network insider told The Sun: “Dancing On Ice works so well for ITV they want to get as much value out of it as possible.
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