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Holly Willoughby breaks silence as ITV axe Dancing on Ice after 19 years

  • ITV announced that Dancing On Ice, which Holly Willoughby began presenting in 2006 alongside Phillip Schofield, will be rested in 2026 with no current plans for another series after 19 years on air.
  • The show took a break after its ninth series in 2014 before making a comeback in 2018.
  • The 2025 series, hosted by Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern after Phillip Schofield resigned from ITV in 2023 following the admission of an affair with a younger colleague, was won by Sam Aston and Molly Lanaghan.
  • The judging panel for the 2025 series included Olympic champions Torvill and Dean, who have been on the program since 2006 and are embarking on a final UK tour in 2025, along with Ashley Banjo and Oti Mabuse.
  • Following the announcement, Holly Willoughby, aged 44, posted on Instagram, expressing it was “an absolute privilege” to host Dancing On Ice and that she will miss the show “hugely”, also thanking ITV, the team, crew, and celebrities who were part of the Dancing On Ice family.
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Holly Willoughby breaks silence as ITV axe Dancing on Ice after 19 years

Holly Willoughby has said she will miss Dancing On Ice 'hugely' after ITV confirmed the show was being axed.

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Daily Mirror broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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