Dancing on Ice 2022 time: When does the final air?
The greatest show on ice is back.
After 10 weeks on the ice, The Dancing on Ice final is finally here.
Back in January, 12 celebrities made their way onto the ice in a bid to impress the Dancing on Ice panel, which this year included Oti Mabuse, who took over from John Barrowman.
Now, we're just down to three Dancing on Ice 2022 contestants - Kimberly Wyatt, Brendan Cole and Regan Gascoigne - one of whom will be crowned this year's champion and join the other Dancing on Ice winners.
Pussycat Dolls star Wyatt and Strictly's Cole appear to be the two favourites to win this year, but there's one more show to go and a final Dancing on Ice vote to determine who this year's winner is.
As the final airs on ITV, here's everything you need to now about Dancing on Ice.
What time is Dancing on Ice on tonight?
The Dancing on Ice final is on ITV on Sunday 27th March at 7:30pm.
It will be a two-hour special, which will see each celebrity perform twice. The vote will then be frozen, with the celebrity in third place revealed. The final two will then go head-to-head one more time, before the winner is revealed - but who will it be?
Dancing on Ice 2022 contestants
There are 12 celebrities chancing it on the ice this year. Here's the full list.
Dancing on Ice finalists:
Dancing on Ice contestants:
- Rachel Stevens - Eliminated in Week Four
- Ben Foden - Eliminated in Week Two
- Liberty Poole - Eliminated in Week Five
- Stef Reid - Eliminated in Week Eight
- Bez - Eliminated in Week Six
- Sally Dynevor - Eliminated in Week Seven
- Connor Ball - Eliminated in Week Nine
- Ria Hebden - Eliminated in Week Three
- Kye Whyte - Eliminated in Week Nine
When did Dancing on Ice 2022 start?
Dancing on Ice returned for season 14 on Sunday 16th January 2022 at 6:30pm.
Episodes air weekly on ITV and will also be available to stream on the ITV Hub.
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Dancing on Ice 2022 judges and hosts
This year's Dancing on Ice panel includes Strictly's Oti Mabuse, who takes over from John Barrownman.
“As a professional dancer I have always had so much respect for the skating professionals on Dancing on Ice,” Oti said, following the announcement. “It is an exceptional skill that is also so beautiful to watch."
Dancing on Ice‘s Brendan Cole has said he’s “excited” by the prospect of being judged by a former colleague, adding that Mabuse will make an “incredible judge”.
Phillip Schofield has presented every series, usually with Holly Willoughby, although Christine Lampard stepped in for series seven to nine. Holly and Phil will return to the series this year.
Speaking to RadioTimes.com and other press at a roundtable ahead of the first show, Cole said: “I think Oti is going to be absolutely amazing.
“She’s a phenomenal person, on and off the dance floor. She has great dance experience which she’ll bring to the show and I think you’ve got to have different elements from each of the [judges].
"If all the judges were the same, it’d be really boring. I think she’s going to make an incredible judge. Her personality is larger than life and she’s a great friend of mine so I’m really excited for her.
“And likewise she’s excited for me. [We’ve had] various conversations about this since it’s all been announced so it’s really exciting.”
It was previously confirmed that Barrowman wouldn't be returning.
“We thank John Barrowman for two brilliant years on the Dancing On Ice panel and are pleased to be working with him again as host of the forthcoming All Star Musicals specials," an ITV spokesperson said.
Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Dancing on Ice’s Torvill and Dean opened up about Barrowman’s exit, saying: "It’ll feel fresh.”
“I think whatever the judging panel is going to be – I’m not going to tell you that yet, it’s a surprise,” Dean teased. “But you know, John was wonderful and brought a lot of energy.
“But I think we’ll maintain that with the new panel. And I think it’ll feel fresh and different again, so we’re excited.”
Dancing on Ice 2022 professional skaters
You can view a full list of the professional skaters in the 2022 line-up below.
- Robin Johnstone
- Matt Evers
- Vanessa Bauer
- Łukasz Różyck
- Mark Hanretty
- Karina Manta
- Joe Johnson
- Brendyn Hatfield
- Andy Buchanan
- Alexandra Shauman
- Tippy Packard
- Angela Egan
Dancing on Ice 2022 couples
- Brendan Cole and Vanessa Bauer
- Sally Dynevor and Matt Evers
- Kimberly Wyatt and Mark Hanretty
- Ria Hebden and Łukasz Różycki
- Regan Gascoigne and Karina Manta
- Liberty Poole and Joe Johnson
- Rachel Stevens and Brendyn Hatfield
- Ben Foden and Robin Johnstone
- Stef Reid and Andy Buchanan
- Connor Ball and Alexandra Shauman
- Kye Whyte and Tippy Packard
- Bez and Angela Egan
How to vote on Dancing on Ice 2022
The way to vote has been updated for season 14.
Follow our handy guide on How to Vote for Dancing on Ice 2022, so you can keep your favourites in the competition.
Will the Dancing on Ice 'Golden Ticket' return for season 14?
In 2021, Dancing on Ice introduced the golden ticket, which was a way for the judges to put a couple straight through to the next round, without facing the public vote.
The Golden Ticket has not yet appeared on Dancing On Ice 2022, so it looks like it won't appear in this season.
Dancing on Ice training
Professional skater Vanessa Bauer shared an insight into the life of an ice dancer – and it’s not exactly pretty.
In a behind-the-scenes update, Bauer shared a video on her Instagram story showing a large scrape across her back, telling fans that her partner Brandon had accidentally ‘sliced’ her during training.
"Dancing on Ice really is a bit dangerous," she added, before panning to a timid-looking Brendan.
We’re guessing the training’s not all that bad, though, as contestant Brendan previously said he’s delighted to have been partnered with Vanessa and that he was “ecstatic” to be taking part in the series.
Vanessa's injury comes after Denise Van Outen badly injured her shoulder during training ahead of the last series, forcing her to withdraw from the competition.
The actress and singer dislocated her shoulder and fractured the bone in three places after falling.
Who won the last series of Dancing on Ice?
After a tumultuous series, the final of Dancing on Ice 2021 saw DJ Sonny Jay named champion, alongside his skating partner Angela Egan. Corrie star Faye Brookes finished second with her partner Matt Evers, while athlete Colin Jackson placed third alongside partner Klabera Komini.
The Dancing on Ice final airs on Sundays at 7:30pm on ITV. To find out what's on telly tonight, check out our TV Guide or visit our dedicated Entertainment hub.
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