Dancing on Ice's Lady Leshurr misses out on the final after losing skate off against Colin Jackson in semi-final

DANCING on Ice's Lady Leshurr has missed out on the final after losing in the skate off against Colin Jackson in the semi-final.

Tonight's semi-final saw the four remaining celebrities compete to make it to the grand finale next week.

But after failing to impress viewers at home, Lady Leshurr and Colin found themselves in the skate off, despite the musician scoring the first perfect score of the series earlier in the show.

After performing again, the judges were split, with John Barrowman and Ashley Banjo saving Lady Leshurr, while Jayne Torvill decided to save Colin, with Christopher Dean casting his deciding vote for the Olympian, sending Lady home.

However, viewers at home were not pleased with the decision, with one person saying: "@ladyleshurr gets the highest score and is voted out. I wish all u haters no good fortune in your lives."

Another added: "A perfect score then kicked off all in the same show? Make it make sense. no shade towards Colin though he’s fab and such a happy little soul"

A third remarked: "sorry but lady leshurr literally had the most perfect score and has still gone? she’s been mugged off the whole competition tbh despite having the ability to win"

The decision comes after bosses decided to cut the current series short and bring the final forward after a number of celebrities were forced to prematurely withdraw because of injury or testing positive for Covid-19.

Meanwhile, The Sun has also revealed how the show's raucous annual wrap party has been axed this year due to coronavirus.

ITV show bosses have pulled the plug on the annual shindig because of strict social distance protocol to help stop the spread of the deadly virus, The Sun revealed today.

The annual Dancing on Ice after party is known to be a booze-fuelled and lively affair after months of gruelling training and hard work.

Now the party has been axed, cast and stars are likely to receive a gift or a goodie bag instead.

A source exclusively told The Sun: “It will be a dry campus this year.

"When the show ends we will still be in lockdown. So the team at DOI is doing what they can to keep everyone safe. That means the party is off this year."

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