Heather Mills has revealed that she wants to make her own reality TV show about living with disabilities.

Mills was voted off Dancing On Ice last night and revealed that she and partner Matt are already planning the show.

The amputee told ‘This Morning’ presenter Eamonn Holmes: “I want to get people like you Eamonn, and get you to spend a week in a wheelchair. To see what it’s like to live with a disability. You would have to be looked after and pushed around by your wife.

“We would also get a chef like Gordon Ramsay, blindfold him, and put him in the kitchen for a week.”

Heather has also had many requests from people wanting her to give motivational talks on the topic.

She added:

“We’ve had lots of companies try and contact us and say, ‘Can you come and do motivational workshops?’ So it’s not the end of me and Matt. I’m going to get him with me to come and teach them to skate.”

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Heather Mills has become the fifth celebrity to be voted off ITV’s Dancing On Ice.

Paul McCartney’s ex-wife found herself in the bottom two alongside Hollyoaks actor Kieron Richardson. After performing in the skate off, Heather advised the judges to send her home because ‘Kieron is the better skater’, which we thought was a pretty magnanimous comment for her to make.

The judges followed her lead, with only Nicky opting to save the charity campaigner. On hearing the news and after watching her best bits, Heather thanked all her fans and offered to advise any other amputees who may be interested in taking up ice skating saying:

“I’m just so excited that kids who have lost limbs are going out and trying to skate. If anyone wants to get in contact and ask how it is to skate, me and Matt will be happy to help.

“Just get out there – it’s the nearest thing to flying.”

Uh-oh, maybe she’s planning a sky dive as her next fundraising stunt!

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Heather Mills may see herself being forced to pull out of ITV’s Dancing On ice, as she faces problem after problem with her prosthetic leg.

Heather gave a poor performance on last Sunday’s show, as her leg repeatedly pulled out of it’s socket. Heather has already been forced to replace the socket, due to weight loss caused by constant training. She has ordered a third one this week, but it may not be here on time for Sunday night’s show.

Mills wrote on her website: “Still in shock at getting through another week especially after a rubbish dance.

“Off for a new socket. It will take a week to get it.”

A show insider told The Sun: “It could really ruin her chances. If she doesn’t get the new one soon her dream could be over.”

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Dancing On Ice contestant Heather Mills has admitted that she keeps her daughter Bea away from the show’s judge Jason Gardiner.

Speaking to The Mirror, Mills explained: “I keep Bea as far away from Jason as I can. She wanted to jump on him. When he said those things to Sharron Davies the other week about her looking like she was possessed by a tree, Bea thought it was terrible.”

She continued: “I think it’s sweet that she feels upset for other people. But I have told her that Jason is not serious and that backstage he’s just a great big softie.”

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Dancing On Ice contestant Heather Mills has been forced to order a new socket for her prosthetic leg, after she lost so much weight her old one no longer fits.

The charity campaigner wrote on her website: “Off to get a new socket made as limb tissue has shrunk.”

She also told The Sun that she has to be careful that her weight stays constant, otherwise it can lead to problems.

She said:

“Some days the leg is great and you can run and dance, then some days I have to stay in.”

Heather added: “If you put on or lose five or six pounds and it swells up then it loses the grip and it pistons and bleeds and blisters, then you’ve got to leave the leg off for a few days and let it heal.”

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Heather Mills has admitted that her daughter Beatrice is no fan of Dancing On Ice judge Jason Gardiner.

The former model revealed that her daughter calls Jason horrible, when she is behind the scenes of the show.

“She comes along but I keep her off camera because I like to keep her life private for her and she decides what she does when she’s older, but she’s always on the side,” Mills told GMTV. “But she shouts really loud, so she goes, ‘He’s a horrible man’.

“She does this impersonation of him, and she says, ‘He wants everything to be perfect, and if it’s not perfect, then it’s not good’. So she does that all the time, every week. So thank goodness we keep her on the other side of the ice otherwise she’d be diving on Jason.”

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Heather Mills is a one woman PR machine and she’s so desperate to win this year’s Dancing On Ice that she’s made up posters and emailed them to all her friends.

The flyers show Heather in full costume and say:

“Heather Mills stars in Dancing on Ice.

“Support Heather. Watch the show to vote.”

A pal told The Sun: “Heather is sending the email to everyone she knows – she’s so ambitious it’s unreal.

“She is desperate to get public support to prove some people do like her.”

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Heather Mills celebrated her birthday on Tuesday, by smashing her £40,000 car into a post.

The Dancing On Ice competitor was leaving rehearsals at North London’s Alexandra Palace ice rink, when the incident occured.

An onlooker told The Sun: “Heather came out of the ice rink carrying her skating leg and jumped in the car.

“She must have forgotten that she was parked in front of a post and just charged straight into it.

“She was pretty shocked as it was quite a bump. She got out of the car and saw the damage she’d done and was livid.

“It was her birthday, so no doubt that made her extra angry.”

The onlooker added: “Fortunately the car was not a write-off so she was able to prise the smashed-up bumper off and stick it in the back of her motor.

“She drove off looking really embarrassed, which is fair enough given how embarrassing the accident was.”

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Melinda Messenger admitted that she respects amputee Heather Mills for competing on ITV’s Dancing On Ice.

Speaking on Live From Studio Five, the former DOI contestant said: “I wasn’t particularly a fan of hers and I didn’t hate her either. But when I saw her skate, I had complete respect for the woman. She’s got guts, she’s completely brave to do something that is so technically difficult.

“It’s so hard, it’s one of the hardest things you can do because you have to balance so precisely, you have to move your ankle a certain way, so it’s beyond me how she’s actually physically able to do it.”

Messenger also hit out at those who suggested that Mills made it through to week two on the back of sympathy votes. She said: “I’ve got to disagree with that actually, because she did skate technically well. She did crossovers, which are particularly difficult, and she managed them. Some of the others didn’t.”

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Inbetweeners actress Emily Atack has claimed that she gets on well with her fellow Dancing On Ice competitor Heather Mills, despite rumours of a feud.

Emily’s mum is a cousin of Heather’s ex, Paul McCartney and reports have suggested that the 20 year old was desperate to beat her on the ITV1 show.

However Emily told The People: “There had been rumours that we weren’t getting on and people had been saying that I was determined to beat her on the ice and humiliate her. But I don’t want to beat her any more than I want to beat anyone else.

“So I thought, just to be polite, I would clear the air with her. We sat down and I told her I didn’t say any of that and she said she knew.

“She put on Twitter that we get on fine, just to put the record straight. So it’s fine.”

She added: “I saw Heather two years in a row at Paul’s New Year’s Eve party. She was always very nice.

“Whatever happens in a marriage, I believe it has nothing to do with anybody else.”

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