'Mistakes are costly': Suzanne Shaw eliminated from Dancing On Ice after judges unanimously vote to save Kyran Bracken
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Suzanne Shaw became the latest celebrity to be eliminated from Dancing On Ice: All Stars on Sunday, narrowly missing out on the quarter final.
Despite finding herself in joint second place earlier in the evening, the singer and actress failed to impress the ice panel after going head-to-head with Kyran Bracken in the skate-off.
She was told she had made too many costly mistakes in her routine to Madonna's Music, and was unanimously voted out by the four judges.
Time to say goodbye: Suzanne Shaw became the latest celebrity to be eliminated from Dancing On Ice: All Stars on Sunday, narrowly missing out on the quarter final
Not enough: Despite finding herself in joint second place earlier in the evening, the actress failed to impress the ice panel after going head-to-head with Kyran Bracken
She told host Philip Schofield afterwards: 'I've never experienced a skate-off before and it's scary. It wasn't easy. I love this competition, and I am glad we went out on one of our best skates.'
After admitting she has been frustrated by her past scores earlier on, Suzanne had wowed the judges alongside partner Matt Evers to Alannah Myles' Black Velvet.
Rewarding the 32-year-old for her technically difficult routine, Karen Barber had given her a perfect 10 to go with three nines, which put her temporarily at the top of the leaderboard.
Jason Gardiner said the performance had put her back in the race, before adding that she had a slightly 'unsightly' landing, however the same wasn't to be said about her final routine.
Unanimous: She was told she had made too many costly mistakes in her routine to Madonna's Music, and was voted out by the four judges
It's slippy out there: After admitting she has been frustrated by her past scores, Suzanne had wowed the judges with her latest number with Matt Evers earlier in the evening
Sultry: Rewarding her for her technically difficult routine, Karen gave her a perfect 10 to go with nines from the other three judges, putting her temporarily at the top of the leaderboard
She tweeted after the show to say: 'All I can say is thank you to all the votes, support and amazing comments. It's been a great experience thank you @TheMattEvers love you xx'.
Beth Tweddle had been the first star to take to the ice earlier in the evening, who was in no way slowed down by her voluminous brown wig, complete with oversized bow.
The Olympic gymnast, 28, performed a series of lifts alongside her partner Łukasz Różycki and was awarded an impressive 34, including two nines from judges Karen and Ashley Roberts.
However Nicky Slater said he was in a 'massive quandary' as the medal-winning athlete could skate brilliantly solo but wasn't presenting herself as well as some of the other contestants.
Exuberant: Beth Tweddle dazzled in pink as she danced with her partner ¿ukasz Ró¿ycki, while sporting a voluminous wig complete with bow
Your raise me up: Despite being up first the pair impressed the judges, scoring nines from both Karen Barber and Ashley Roberts
Next up was Hayley Tamaddon who was determined to top the leaderboard this week with her 'tear-jerker' dance, after falling into second place behind Ray Quinn on Sunday.
The actress, 37, performed to Sam Bailey's Skyscraper with partner Dan Whiston, which started with a love letter before the emotional moves kicked in.
They achieved a score of 34.5, with hard-to-please Jason commenting: 'Incredibly expressive, very emotive and you kept that all the way through. However, I would have liked to have seen more unfurling of the arms and upper body'.
'Tear-jerker': Hayley Tamaddon was determined to top the leaderboard this week with her moving routine
'Expressive': The actress performed to Sam Bailey's Skyscraper with Dan Whiston, which scored 34.5 points
Skating to Macklemore and Ryal Lewis' Can't Hold Us, Kryran made a confident start before partner Nina Ulanova suffered a minor slip.
Dressed in striking silver costumes, the former rugby player, 39, was given 33 points, which included a nine from Nicky.
He said he had loved the routine and added that it would have been worth an extra half point if there had been no mistakes.
They later danced to Michael Jackson's Billie Jean in all-black outfits for the skate-off, which Jason labelled as one of his best skates ever and therefore saving him from elimination.
Reach for the stars: Kryran Bracken made a confident start skating to Can't Hold Us with partner Nina Ulanova
Headbanger: Dressed in striking silver costumes, the former rugby player was given 33 points, which included a nine from Nicky
Show favourite Ray Quinn was the next to take to the ice and he scored another perfect 40 with his routine to Ed Sheeran's Lego House.
Skating alongside Maria Filippov, the actor moved Karen to tears with his emotional performance before adding that the pair now skated as 'equals'.
Jason told the 25-year-old: 'That, my boy, is dancing on ice', before Nicky added that he thought he had 'the whole package. Really soft and really strong.'
Favourite: Ray Quinn scored another perfect 40 with his routine to Ed Sheeran's Lego House
Like a professional: The actor moved Karen to tears with his emotional performance
Elegant: Jason told the 25-year-old: 'That, my boy, is dancing on ice', before Nicky added that he thought he had 'the whole package'
Last to take to the ice was Sam Attwater alongside pro skater Vicky Ogden, who found themselves in the bottom two last Sunday and were tipped to leave.
After being awarded with 37 points, Karen told the 28-year-old she was happy to see he had his confidence back with Nicky adding that he is a 'high quality' skater.
However Jason criticised saying: 'If you're going to do some crowd-pleasing, air-pumping choreography it's got to come from a real place.'
Despite all the couples having already taken to the ice, the stars had to perform once again but this time it was girls versus the boys.
The female contestants did their piece to Walk Like An Egyptian before the boys changed into casual looks for Uptown Girl. The boys were then unanimously crowned the winners, which sees their points doubled, leaving Beth in last place.
Fun in red: Last to take to the ice was Sam Attwater alongside pro skater Vicky Ogden, who found themselves in the bottom two last Sunday
Quality: After being awarded 37 points, Karen told the 28-year-old she was happy to see he had his confidence back
Walk Like An Egyptian: The girls donned their best Cleopatra-inspired looks as they went up against the boys to try and double their points
Dressing down: Before the boys are crowned the winners with their routine to Billy Joel's Uptown Girl
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