Gemma Collins 'threatens to QUIT' Dancing On Ice after Holly Willoughby's jibe
The GC is not happy!
Last updated 15th Jan 2019
She surprised viewers at home when she successfully performed her routine to Beyoncé's 'Crazy In Love' during the first show of this year's Dancing On Ice, but now it looks like TOWIE star Gemma Collins could be about to QUIT the show for good.
Gemma, who is partnered with professional skater Matt Evers, was called 'unprofessional' by show host Holly Willoughby after she reportedly turned up late on Sunday and then took a nap backstage.
Speaking to former Love Island winner and this year's Dancing On Ice reporter, Kem Cetinay, Holly and Phillip revealed the whole studio were waiting for her to begin the dress rehearsal, before they found her taking a nap.
Holly then said, "I love Gemma, I’m a big fan of hers and I love her on the show. But I do think there has to be a bit of professionalism that comes into any work you do, just a bit of pride in your work."
But now, after hearing Holly's comments, The GC is reportedly ready to 'quit' the show after being 'left in tears'.
According to a source close to Gemma, the reality star is 'devastated' by what has been said about her, and she feels there is a 'conspiracy' to get her off the show.
With rehearsals in full swing ahead of the third live show on Sunday night, will Gemma quit? 🤔
See the full Dancing On Ice 2019 line-up below:
Alex Murphy and Brian McFadden
Meanwhile, in other Dancing On Ice news, as well as Megan Barton-Hanson sending out some harsh words to her boyfriend Wes Nelson's professional partner Vanessa Bauer, it was former Neighbours star Mark Little who left the show on Sunday night.
Mark, who received the lowest scores from the judges in show one, was up against former cricketer Ryan Sidebottom in the skate-off, with Mark leaving the show.
Dancing On Ice continues every Sunday night at 6pm.
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