Who left Dancing on Ice 2025? Seventh eliminated celebrity

The contestants had the chance to bag 10 extra points for the special moves.

The skate-off also returned once again, meaning two couples had to fight for their place after receiving the fewest combined votes and scores.

This part of the show had been missing from the first few episodes, with the format returning in Week 4, following three weeks of instant eliminations.

Wondering who has been eliminated from Dancing on Ice 2025 so far? Read on for everything you need to know – and we'll be updating this page with all the latest exits as the season continues.

Who left Dancing on Ice this week?

Dan Edgar - Week 8

Dan Edgar became the seventh celebrity to get the boot after he ended up in the skate-off with Anton Ferdinand in Week 8.

After the judges opted to save ex-footballer Anton, it was time for Dan to wave goodbye to the competition – and narrowly miss out on making it to the final.

Reflecting on his time on the show, Dan said: "I have had an amazing experience, I am very grateful for it."

Before adding: "We did our best tonight and I walk away with my head held high."

Mollie Pearce - Week 7

The Traitors star Mollie Pearce became the seventh celebrity to be eliminated from Dancing on Ice after ending up in the skate-off against Dan Edgar during the show's Musicals Week.

Mollie performed to the Mamma Mia soundtrack, but in the end, the majority of the judges chose to save Dan, with only Oti Mabuse choosing to save Mollie.

"I've had the best time, these are happy tears," Mollie said of leaving the show. "This was the experience of a lifetime and I'm so happy that I made it this far."

Charlie Brooks – Week 6

EastEnders star Charlie Brooks became the sixth contestant to get the boot after ending up in the skate-off with retired footballer Anton Ferdinand.

Charlie was knocked out of the running to bag this year’s trophy after all four judges voted to save Anton.

Speaking after her exit, Charlie admitted that she had begun to feel "out of her depth" and that she believed she was the "right person" to go home.

Chris Taylor – Week 5

Chris Taylor became the fourth celebrity to be eliminated from the show after he ended up in a dreaded skate-off against Anton Ferdinand.

Jordan Banjo, Oti Mabuse, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean all chose to save Anton, meaning Taylor was given the boot.

Speaking after his elimination, he joked: "To be honest, I shouldn't have feng-shuied my caravan today!"

Sir Steve Redgrave – Week 4

Sir Steve Redgrave became the third celebrity to be eliminated from Dancing on Ice 2025, after opening the show to Bon Jovi's It's My Life in a nod to his career.

As there is no skate-off in the competition, Sir Steve and Sam Aston found themselves in the bottom two, with the latter having the highest combined scores and thus being saved.

"I haven't enjoyed falling over," Redgrave said of his time on the show. "It's been absolutely amazing and this young lady [Vicky Ogden] has been incredible."

Ferne McCann – Week 3

Ferne McCann became the second celebrity to get the boot from Dancing On Ice during Week 3 alongside her skating partner Brendyn Hatfield.

The duo performed a routine to September by Earth, Wind and Fire but received the lowest combined score from the judges and public vote.

Ferne said she was "so gutted" to be leaving the show but added: "We were having so much fun; I’m really sad."

She continued: "Brendyn, you’ve been amazing; thank you so much. It’s been brilliant. So fantastic."

Chelsee Healey – Week 2

Hollyoaks star Chelsee Healey became the first celebrity to be eliminated from Dancing on Ice, alongside professional skater Andy Buchanan.

After placing bottom of the leaderboard last weekend with 22 points, Chelsee said of her exit: "It's fine. Personally there's been a lot going on with me that I've been struggling with so I couldn't focus, but I'm just really grateful."

Reacting to Chelsee's exit, host Holly Willoughby said: "I think everyone is shocked actually to see you in this position."

Dancing on Ice continue on Sunday evenings on ITV1 and ITVX.

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