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Dancing on Ice 2022 star Sally Dynevor suffers nasty crash on ice during rehearsals as fans predict daring stunt
‘Please God this doesn’t happen on Sunday,’ she said(Pictures: Instagram @dancingonice)
Coronation Street actress Sally Dynevor, 58, suffered a nasty crash on ice during the rehearsals for Dancing On Ice 2022 with her partner Matt Evers, 45.
While practicing for the show on Sunday, the soap actress suffered a crash and fell flat out on the ice, only days before the live show.
Matt posted a picture of the fall on his Instagram, as Sally said: ‘Please God this doesn’t happen on Sunday.’
The painful picture comes after fans predicted a dangerous stunt between the pair in this week’s live show: the notorious headbanger.
Viewers are convinced after spotting a ‘clue’ in a rehearsal video which Matt shared, writing: ‘Day 1.. musicals Week. Straight from bed to the ice… crash mat? Hmmm wonder what we are doing?’
One fan wrote: ‘Ohhh maybe a headbanger now that would be amazing. Go Sally.’
Sally suffered a painful crash in rehearsals, just days before the live show (Picture: Instagram @dancingonice)
Another added: ‘Has to be the headbanger.’ While a third wrote: ‘I’m so excited for whatever you have up your sleeves.’
Earlier this year Sally revealed how nerve-wracking Dancing on Ice would be, as she announced that she was the first contestant confirmed for the show on Lorraine.
She said: ‘If I don’t do it this year I don’t think I’m ever going to do it.
‘I’m completely out of my comfort zone… I’ve just got to try and enjoy this experience.
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‘This is a massive challenge, Lorraine. It really, really is.
‘I’m not getting any younger, I’ve just got to take every opportunity I get so that when I’m old I can say you know what? I gave it a go.’
Dancing On Ice continues on Sunday at 6pm on ITV.
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