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Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean and Oti Mabuse to perform on DOI

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Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean and Oti Mabuse to perform on DOI

For the first time on Dancing on Ice, viewers will the three bring a performance to screens.

Oti Mabuse:

“It’s so great to be dancing again and I can’t wait for everyone to see what we’ve been working on for my ‘I Am Here UK Tour’ when we debut the show on Dancing On Ice this Sunday! Someone pinch me! Dance will always be my first love and this tour will be the end of the most amazing chapter of my life! My way to say thank you to everyone that has supported me on this journey.

“I’m so honoured that the legendary Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean have choreographed the talented pro skaters for this special performance. It’s literally a dream come true. Thank you also to my tour cast  – Ladies – you are the best, and to my creative Director James Bennett and my wonderful team.”

Skating legends Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean will team up with choreographer and fellow judge Oti Mabuse in a TV exclusive, which sees them working alongside each other in a unique one-off performance.

Expertly adapted from her stage show, I Am Here, Oti will be showcasing her exquisitely exhilarating routine. Choreographed by skating royalty Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, the ITV skating professionals will join Oti in this elaborate fusion of ice and dance.

Jayne Torvill:

“We always love to experiment with new ideas and it was so much fun working alongside Oti on this brand new routine. It really does show how much dance and ice skating can work in unison together, we really hope the viewers enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed working on it together.”

Christopher Dean:

“This is an exciting performance which showcases dance and skating perfectly. We have loved working with Oti and the collaboration was hugely exciting for us all.”

Also on this Sunday’s show, it’s the return of Props Week. Our celebrities face their toughest challenge yet as each has been given a prop that they must incorporate into their routines. With the pressure mounting, could we see some cracks appearing as they attempt to control an array of inanimate objects?

Dancing on Ice ITV/STV/UTV at 6.30 pm tonight

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