Who left Dancing on Ice 2023? All the eliminated celebrities
Another two celebrities from this year's show have hung up their skates on the ITV1 series.
The semi-final of Dancing on Ice 2023 aired last night, with the remaining celebrities taking to the ice for two numbers before five famous faces became three thanks to a double elimination.
Performing to Guns N' Roses' version of Live and Let Die as a group, Nile Wilson won the most points for the routine and topped the scoreboard overall, while it was Siva Kaneswaran, Joey Essex and Mollie Gallagher who landed in the skate-off.
With the final taking place this coming weekend, who is in with a chance of winning that coveted trophy and which star has just skated away from the competition?
Read on for everything you need to know about the eliminated stars of Dancing on Ice.
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Who left Dancing on Ice 2023?
Week 8 - Siva Kaneswaran and Mollie Gallagher
Siva Kaneswaran and Mollie Gallagher became the latest celebrities to exit Dancing on Ice 2023, being eliminated during the show's semi-final.
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Kaneswaran, who is best known as a member of The Wanted, skated to the band's song Gold Forever in a tribute to his late bandmate Tom Parker, while Mollie performed to Evanescence's My Immortal – however, both lost in the skate-off to Joey Essex, with the judges unanimously voting to save the former TOWIE star.
Week 7 - Carley Stenson
Carley became the sixth star to be eliminated from the show.
She left moments after sustaining a painful injury on the ice, with host Holly Willoughby calling for medics to check on Carley, who later revealed her shoulder had popped out during her routine.
"It just got harder. I'm gonna miss this man. I really enjoyed it, this is all a bit of a blur right now. But I enjoyed it, thank you so much," she said ahead of her departure.
Week 6 - Darren Harriott
Darren Harriott became the fifth celebrity to be eliminated from Dancing on Ice last night (19th February).
The comedian performed a routine to Top Gun's Danger Zone for Movie Week, but landed in the bottom two with Siva Kaneswaran, who was saved by all four judges.
Week 5 - Patsy Palmer
Former EastEnders actress Patsy Palmer became the fourth person to leave Dancing on Ice on Sunday (12th February).
Speaking to hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby, Palmer said: "I met the best people ever, we’ve been like one big family. Matt is amazing."
She continued: "I’ve proved that I can and exceeded what I can do."
Palmer’s professional dance partner Matt Evers added: "When I first met Pasty on the ice, I was like, 'Whoa this is going to be a tough one,' but I am so proud of what she's accomplished".
Week 4 - Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu
Love Island winner Ekin-Su became the third person to leave Dancing on Ice on Sunday (5th February) after receiving the lowest score of the week and losing in the skate-off to Patsy Palmer.
While she performed to Ariana Grande's No Tears Left to Cry in the skate-off, it was Patsy's routine to Noisettes song Never Forget You that received all four votes from the judges.
Week 3 - Michelle Heaton
Liberty X singer Michelle Heaton was the second celebrity to be eliminated from Dancing on Ice after landing at the bottom of the leaderboard in the Week 3 show.
In a twist to Musicals Week, which saw Heaton perform All That Jazz from Chicago, there was no skate-off and instead, the celebrity with the lowest combined judges' score and public vote was sent home.
Heaton picked up a score of 20 with her professional partner Łukasz Różycki, landing at the bottom of the leaderboard just behind Patsy Palmer.
Week 2 - John Fashanu
Ex-footballer John Fashanu became the first celebrity to leave Dancing on Ice after Week 2's (22nd January) show, which saw him perform to Collapsed Lung hit Eat My Goal.
The sportsman received the fewest public votes in Week 2 of the competition and landed in the skate-off with Ekin-Su, but the judges unanimously decided to save the Love Island star, resulting in Fashanu and his professional partner Alexandra Schauman heading home.
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