Who left Dancing on Ice 2024? All the eliminated celebrities
The celebrity just missed out on the final.
It was the semi-finals on Dancing on Ice last night and all eyes were on the celebrities as they fought for their place in the final of the competition.
The remaining contestants all took to the ice rink, and for two celebrities and their partners, it was time for the dreaded skate off.
Amber Davies found herself in the bottom two with Adele Roberts, despite scoring the full 40 marks. But who did the judges decide to save?
Read on for everything you need to know.
Who left Dancing on Ice this week?
Amber Davies - Week 8
Amber Davies missed out on the final this year and was eliminated alongside her skating partner Simon Sénécal.
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"What a night! Thank you [Simon] for believing in me and being my rock since day one! We really did go out on a high," Davies said on Instagram following her exit.
"For those who voted, thank you! This is an experience I will never forget!"
Eddie 'The Eagle' Edwards - Week 7
Eddie 'The Eagle' Edwards just missed out in this year's semi-final as he became the latest contestant to leave the show on Sunday 25th February.
After a gracious routine to Sir Elton John's Rocket Man, Edwards and his professional skating partner Vicky Ogden found themselves in the skate-off against Love Island's Amber Davies and her pro partner Simon Proulx-Senecal.
The contestants were made to perform for the second time, with Davies putting on a powerful performance to Little Mix's Power. Following the dances, the judges casted their votes, with Johnny and Jayne and voting for Amber while Oti opted for Eddie.
It came down to head judge Christopher's vote, and he opted to save Amber – putting an end to Eddie's Dancing on Ice journey.
Speaking on their exit, Vicky said: "Eddie has been amazing to skate with. He’s just legendary and I watch him even on his own go out. He’s incredible to be around."
Ricky Norwood - Week 6
EastEnders actor Ricky Norwood became the latest celebrity to be eliminated from the competition. Norwood found himself in the skate-off against Amber Davies and performed to Three Little Birds before his time on the ice came to an end.
"From not being able to walk on the ice to getting to this point, I never thought I'd make it this far," Norwood said upon his exit.
"I'm just so pleased and I appreciate all of you guys."
Roxy Shahidi - Week 5
In a first for Dancing on Ice, the lowest place couple were eliminated from the competition immediately, and this meant it was the end of the competition for Roxy and Sylvain.
"I'm really proud of what I've done and what I've learned," Roxy said of her time in the competition. "The whole experience has been incredible."
Lou Sanders - Week 5
Lou and Brendyn found themselves up against Ricky Norwood and Annette Dytrt in the skate off, but unfortunately they became the next celebrities to be eliminated from the competition.
After her elimination, Lou said: "I've had the absolute time of my life, thank you."
Claire Sweeney – Week 4
Claire Sweeney became the third contestant to be eliminated from the competition after the judges chose to save Sanders.
Speaking of her exit on Instagram, Sweeney said (as per Digital Spy): "I've absolutely loved it, and I just want to say a huge thank you to Karen, Dan, to Sharon the physio and her team, Marcus in make-up and this man [Colin] of course, to everyone.
"I'm really relieved [my son] Jaxon's in the audience and not in the kitchen watching me get eliminated, so I'm really pleased he's here. Thank you."
Hannah Spearritt – Week 3
With the lowest score overall, Hannah Spearritt and her professional skating partner Andy Buchanan were the latest couple to be eliminated from Dancing on Ice.
"I have enjoyed it, Andy has been a joy and thank you for the journey!" Hannah said upon her exit.
Ricky Hatton - Week 2
Following the skate off, it was revealed that Ricky Hatton and his professional partner Robin Johnstone would be skating off the ice for good.
"I'm gutted to be going home, yeah, because I've tried to be a winner in all my life in everything I've done. It's been a while since I saw the second round!" the former champion boxer joked.
"I think I will carry on skating. I may be out in the first round, but I've had a great time, met some wonderful friends."
He added: "Even though I'm going home in the first round, The Hitman will be going home happy!"
Dancing on Ice airs on ITV1 and ITVX on Sundays.
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