Gemma Collins Wants "Less Body Shaming" From The Dancing On Ice Judges

Gemma Collins says she wants "less body shaming" from the Dancing On Ice judges.

Gemma Collins opens up about her experience on Dancing On Ice as she walks the red carpet for the National Television Awards.

Speaking to The Mirror she admits she 'might be a big girl but that doesn't mean [she] can't leave the house.'

 

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Gemma opens up about her performance for this weeks show.

'This week I've got to let my feet do the talking. To be honest, I do agree with the judges' comments.'

'Less of the body-shaming though, please!'

 

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She's been criticised in the media a lot lately for her 'diva' attitude.

It comes after Holly Willoughby branded her unprofessional on This Morning.

Kem Cetinay had said she left the live shows early because she was "bored."

So Holly said "I absolutely love Gemma, but there needs to be professionalism on a show like that."

 

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Gemma also accused Dancing On Ice judge Jason Gardiner of selling stories on her during the live shows.

He told her she lacked elegance on the ice.

"We're not going to see big lifts from you. We're not going to get any impressive moves."

She responded, "maybe if you stopped selling stories on me I wouldn't have been so upset this week."

Following on from the fight, telecommunications company Ofcom received more than 80 complaints.

Read more on that here.