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Thursday, 28 April 2016

Louisa Lytton shows off her toned tummy in skimpy white bikini on the beach in LA

Ex-EastEnders star Louisa Lytton shows off her toned tummy in skimpy white triangle bikini as she hits the beach in LA

PUBLISHED: 11:27, 28 April 2016 | UPDATED: 11:43, 28 April 2016

She headed to LA after being eliminated from Channel 4 show, The Jump - and former EastEnders star Louisa Lytton has been living it up at the beach.

On Thursday, the 27-year-old actress shared a very sexy picture of herself modelling a skimpy white triangle bikini which had embellishments running throughout.

Posing with one hand on her hip, she captioned the image with the words: 'Great afternoon with @carolinepearcetv wearing my @newlookfashion.'

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Working her magic: Former EastEnders star Louisa Lytton showed off her incredible figure in this sexy Instagram snap as she took to the beach in LA on Thursday

Louisa - best known for playing Ruby Allen on BBC soap EastEnders looked incredible in the snap as her brunette locks flew in the wind.

The former Strictly Come Dancing star was lucky to escape winter sports show The Jump so soon since six of her fellow contestants suffered injuries on the slopes of Austria.

Louisa was also rushed to hospital for an emergency CT scan and X-rays following a fall, but lucky emerged unscathed except for a torn ligament in her thumb.

Household name: Louisa - is best known for playing Ruby Allen on BBC soap EastEnders - pictured in 2006

Clearly relieved to be going home at the time, she told host Davina McCall: 'It’s been the most terrifying two weeks of my life but I also had an amazing time.

'That said, I’m happy to be going home in one piece. I’ve not slept for weeks with fear!'

She then added that her priority is now to 'get the cast off and go on a nice holiday' in the Austrian mountains, where she has been conquering her fear.

Louisa will next appear in indie flicks Fractured, as a character called Alva.

The movie tells the story of Rebecca and Michael, who decide to take a weekend getaway and drive into the isolated countryside.

As they arrive at their cottage unscathed, Rebecca can't help but feel like someone is watching.

Daredevil: She starred on the latest series of Channel 4 show, The Jump, (botton left)

Friday, 26 February 2016

Sarah Harding quits The Jump after ligament injury... as she becomes the SIXTH star forced to pull out on medical grounds

By BECKY FREETH FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 20:01, 26 February 2016 | UPDATED: 22:09, 26 February 2016

Former Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding has become the latest celebrity to pull out of The Jump.

Quitting the show on medical advice, Sarah will no longer be able to compete because she has 'pulled a ligament in her knee' on Thursday.

Speaking to Digital Spy on Friday, a representative for the singer revealed that Sarah will need physiotherapy and plenty of rest.

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She's out! Sarah Harding, pictured here at the start of the month, has become the latest star to leave The Jump due to injury

Sarah's spokesperson told the publication: 'Sarah Harding has withdrawn from the competition on medical advice after pulling a ligament in her knee during training yesterday.

'She has been advised by medics to rest and will undergo physiotherapy. Sarah has been a great competitor and we wish her a speedy recovery.'

The musician becomes the sixth competitor to withdraw due to injury.

Dangerous: Sarah is the sixth star to be eliminated due to medical reasons

Brave: By the looks of Sarah's latest Instagram picture, the stunts are pretty terrifying

Another day, another injury: She seemed to be hinting that she was getting battered by the course earlier this week

She hinted at the high level of danger involved in the danger involved in the reality show when she tweeted earlier this week to say: 'Another day another bruise (or three) #goingsgettingtough #TheJump @Channel4... keeping everything crossed right now'

Tina Hobley, Rebecca Adlington, Beth Tweddle, Mark-Francis Vandelli and Linford Christie were all forced to pull out of the show since 12 stars headed to Austria in January for the dangerous stunt show.

Sarah appeared to be having the time of her life on the show, after throwing herself into training in Austria at the start of this month.

In early pictures of her in action, she appeared to be inches from a crash landing as she tried her best to master the art of jumping over obstacles in skis.

Strong competitor: Sarah appeared to be having a great time in training in Austria this month

She was seen whizzing through the air without her poles for balance and looked unsteady as she built up enough momentum to push her over a ramp.

Although she looked far from a natural stunt woman, she managed to pluck up the courage to execute a simple jump mid-air.

Sarah was brightly clad in a skin-tight red one-piece for the stunt, which meant she couldn't be missed on the course.

Flying high: Pictured earlier this month, Sarah looked unsteady on her feet as she got to grips with the jumps

Jump! for my love: The ex Girls Aloud singer managed to pull off a simple jump mid-air

Thrill-seeker: She whizzed through the air on her skis as she took to a stunt course

Snow bunny: She certainly looked the part as she changed into black salopettes, a thin fleece and a red padded jacket for the next activity

Stretch: She was seen warming up by a ski rack as she prepared to showcase a different set of newly-acquired winter-sport skills

On-piste chic: Sarah made an effort to co-ordinate her poles to her ski jacket

Could get used to this: Sarah appeared to be getting used to life a winter sportswoman

Beating the chill: Sarah made sure to wrap up warm as she layered up for the day on the piste

Sunday, 31 January 2016

Albert Square alumna Louisa Lytton is the first celeb to be eliminated from The Jump

It's the (east)end of the line for her! Albert Square alumna Louisa Lytton is the first celeb to be eliminated from The Jump

By MAILONLINE REPORTER

PUBLISHED: 22:06, 31 January 2016 | UPDATED: 23:08, 31 January 2016

She burst into tears during her practice run.

So it's perhaps not surprising that former EastEnders actress Louisa Lytton was the first celebrity to be sent home from Channel 4's The Jump.

The brunette beauty was ejected from the TV series on Sunday evening after getting the lowest score in the winter sports show.

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She gone! Ex-EastEnders actress Louisa Lytton was the first celeb to be ejected from Channel 4's The Jump

Worst-performing: The brunette beauty was ejected from the TV series on Sunday evening after getting the lowest score in the winter sports show

Louisa was forced to perform in the so-called jump-off after earning the lowest scores on The Skeleton alongside James Argent, Dean Cain, Rebecca Adlington, Tamara Beckwith and Sid Owen.

But, because of bad weather conditions, their pre-recorded leaps were used to determine their rankings.

It comes after the The Bill actress had previously injured her hand and found herself receiving medical attention for the accident.

Close call: Louisa was in the bottom two alongside socialite Tamara Beckwith, who managed to perform better

That's a send-off! Louisa was forced to perform in the so-called jump-off after earning the lowest scores on The Skeleton alongside James Argent, Dean Cain, Rebecca Adlington, Tamara Beckwith and Sid Owen

Clearly relieved to be going home, she told host Davina McCall: 'It’s been the most terrifying two weeks of my life but I also had an amazing time.

'That said, I’m happy to be going home in one piece. I’ve not slept for weeks with fear!'

She then added that her priority is now to 'get the cast off and go on a nice holiday' in the Austrian mountains, where she has been conquering her fear.

Positive outlook: Clearly relieved to be going home, she told host Davina McCall: 'It’s been the most terrifying two weeks of my life but I also had an amazing time'

Lift-off! The actress was caught in mid-air by a pal, who later posted the shot on Instagram

However, that wasn't all the drama in the first episode of the new series.

Medics were also called to TOWIE's James 'Arg' Argent, who fell off his sledge while speedily travelling along a race track.

The reality TV contestant declared that he 'couldn't do it' and needed to quit the competition, but was later convinced to remain.

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First things first! Louisa revealed her priority is now to 'get the cast off and go on a nice holiday' in the Austrian mountains, where she has been conquering her fear

Line-up: Rebecca Adlington, Tamara Beckwith, Dean Cain, Linford Christie, Beth Tweddle and James Argent. Second Row: Mark Francis, Brian McFadden, Sid Owen and Sarah Harding, plus Louisa and Tina Hobley

Careful! Medics were also called to TOWIE's James Argent, who fell off his sledge while training

Losing his nerve! The reality TV contestant declared that he 'couldn't do it' and needed to quit the competition, but was later convinced to remain.

Meanwhile, socialite Tamara Beckwith also suffered an injury when she too suffered an accident on the slopes - which resulted in her getting triage.

Escorted off the resort and into an ambulance, it's understood she only received minor abrasions to her right wrist.

She later spoke with Lady Victoria Hervey, last year's contender, who insisted she continue regardless of the physical dangers.

Ouch: Tamara Beckwith also suffered an injury when she too suffered an accident on the slopes - which resulted in her getting triage

Escorted off the resort and into an ambulance, it's understood she only received minor abrasions to her wrist

Gey by with help from her friends: She later spoke with Lady Victoria Hervey, last year's contender, who insisted she continue regardless of the physical dangers

Friday, 15 January 2016

Sarah Harding and Rebecca Adlington lead the way as the full line-up for winter sports reality show The Jump is revealed

By DAN CAIN FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 00:01, 16 January 2016 | UPDATED: 00:09, 16 January 2016

It's one of the most dangerous and challenging reality shows on television.

And the 12 celebrities who will take on Channel 4's The Jump have been revealed ahead of the series launch later this month.

Leading the way are Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding, 34, and Olympic medal-winning swimmer Rebecca Adlington, 26.

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The determined dozen: The twelve celebrities who will take on Channel 4's The Jump have been revealed ahead of the new series launch later this month, with Sarah Harding, 34, leading the way

Both blondes have experience when it comes to reality television shows. Sarah reached the final of BBC's gymnastic-themed Tumble in 2014 and Rebecca finished sixth in the thirteenth series of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!

In her promo shot for the series, Sarah wore a pink and green ski suit. Her luscious blonde locks tumbled over her shoulders as she tilted her head to the side and flashed a bright white smile.

Meanwhile, Rebecca sported a pink and orange number while casually holding her skis over her shoulder.

Competitive: Rebecca Adlington, 26, will be hoping to beat her sixth place finish in I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!

Experienced: Can Linford Christie transfer is track speed to the slopes?

The athlete's straight blonde fell from underneath a brightly coloured woolly bobble hat and she cut a relaxed figure with her hand rested on her hip.

The full line-up for the competition is: former Great Britain sprinter Linford Christie, ex-EastEnders actor Sid Owen, Made in Chelsea's Mark Francis, TOWIE's James 'Arg' Argent, former world champion gymnast Beth Tweddle, singer Brian McFadden, actor Dean Cain, socialite Tamara Beckwith, former EastEnders star Louisa Lytton and Holby City actress Tina Hobley.

The winter sports competition takes place in the Austrian Alps and will see a whole host of celebrities take part in various tasks, such as the skeleton, bobsleigh and giant slalom - with the worst-performing celebrity taking on the all-important and terrifying ski jump.

Due to the physical nature of the show, there's an element of risk and the threat of serious injury.

Change of scenery: Former Westlife singer Brian McFadden has signed up for the popular reality show

Testing himself: Will Made in Chelsea's Mark Francis be as classy on the snow as he is on the streets of London?

Born winner: Beth Tweddle triumphed during her stint on Dancing on Ice and will want to replicate that for The Jump

Former Strictly come dancing star Ola Jordan, 33, injured her hip and knee in a 'freak accident' following her attempt to navigate a downward slope without poles during training for the last series.

The star, who was quickly replaced by Chloe Madeley, ended up being out of action for nine months and feared she might not be able to professionally dance again.

And Arg's girlfriend Lydia Bright has revealed she is apprehensive about her man's appearance on the show in an interview with OK! Online.

Worried: James 'Arg' Argent's girlfriend Lydia Bright has revealed she's apprehensive about her man's appearance on the show

Multi-skilled: Tamara Beckwith is no stranger to reality TV. Could winter sports be another string to her bow?

Ricky! EastEnders legend Sid Owen will want to perform better than he did on Strictly Come Dancing

She confessed: 'We're a little bit nervous, because a lot of the contestants going on there are super-fit and Arg is probably the underdog, so let's just hope he doesn't break any bones!

'He might just shock us all. He's never skied before. The other day, he was training and got a really bad cramp in his leg and had to finish early.

'I hope James puts his heart and soul into it. He might even be a natural.'

This year's celebrity contingent will be hoping to follow in the footsteps of previous winners Joe McElderry (series one) and Joey Essex (series two), and claim the Cowbell Trophy.

Presenter Davina McCall returns to host the show, which has moved to a new weekly format, instead of being shown daily as the previous series had been.

This year the celebrities will have to tackle an all-new bespoke ski jump, but they are in safe hands. The coaching team training them for the challenges ahead includes skeleton racing champion Lizzy Yarnold and Olympic skier Graham Bell.

Superman: Dean Cain was indestructible in his 90s heyday as the Man of Steel and he'll be hoping he doesn't get hurt on The Jump

New challenge: Tina Hobley is well-known for her role as Chrissie Williams in Holby City

From soapstar to ski star: Louisa Lytton is best known for playing Ruby Allen in EastEnders

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Thursday, 28 April 2016

Louisa Lytton shows off her toned tummy in skimpy white bikini on the beach in LA

Ex-EastEnders star Louisa Lytton shows off her toned tummy in skimpy white triangle bikini as she hits the beach in LA

Friday, 26 February 2016

Sarah Harding quits The Jump after ligament injury... as she becomes the SIXTH star forced to pull out on medical grounds

Sarah Harding quits The Jump after ligament injury... as she becomes the SIXTH star forced to pull out on medical grounds

Sunday, 31 January 2016

Albert Square alumna Louisa Lytton is the first celeb to be eliminated from The Jump

It's the (east)end of the line for her! Albert Square alumna Louisa Lytton is the first celeb to be eliminated from The Jump

Friday, 15 January 2016

Sarah Harding and Rebecca Adlington lead the way as the full line-up for winter sports reality show The Jump is revealed

Sarah Harding and Rebecca Adlington lead the way as the full line-up for winter sports reality show The Jump is revealed

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