Dancing On Ice Semi-Final 2021: Lady Leshurr scores the first PERFECT score of the series

The Dancing On Ice semi-finalists kicked off Sunday night’s show with a prop-themed routine.

Lady Leshurr, Faye Brookes, Colin Jackson and Sonny Jay took to the rink, hoping to secure themselves a spot in next weekend’s series finale.

Lady Leshurr was the big talking point at the top of the show, however, scoring 40/40 – the first perfect score of the 2021 season.

She and pro Brendyn Hadfield were tasked with incorporating a chair into their routine – something they did expertly in the eyes of the judges.

Leshurr was so amazed with her score she fell to the ground.

This followed Faye and pro Matt Ever’s performance with golf clubs, Colin and Klabera Komin’s turn with a hotel trolley, and Sonny and Angela Egan’s routine using a table.

Elsewhere, presenter Holly Willoughby was sure to command attention in a plunging yellow chiffon dress featuring a daring thigh split along the skirt.

Holly’s ensemble featured a form-fitting corset top that showed off a hint of cleavage and she opted to keep her accessories to a minimum so all attention remained on her chic outfit.

She boosted her height in a pair of white open-toe heels, and added a glittering touch to her look by wearing diamond stud earrings.

The blonde beauty styled her golden tresses into loose waves that fell to her shoulders, and she wore a light palette of make-up for the occasion.

Earlier in the day it had been revealed that Dancing On Ice’s annual season wrap party had been cancelled amid restrictions resulting from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Over the years, the ITV show’s glam soirée has served as a place for stars to let their hair down and party up a storm after weeks of gruelling training for the competition.

But with government regulations currently forbidding such gatherings, the cast and crew will be forced to say their goodbyes in a far more subdued manner.

A source told The Sun: ‘It will be a dry campus this year. When the show ends we will still be in lockdown. So the team at DOI is doing what they can to keep everyone safe. That means the party is off this year.

‘It’s a shame because it’s what the cast and crew look forward too after all their hard work over the past months. The party is where everyone cuts loose, it gets really wild

‘Whatever happens at the party, stays at the party. Phil usually gives a great speech too while everyone is at the bar, so we will be gutted to miss it this year.’

MailOnline has contacted a representative for Dancing On Ice for comment.

It comes as it was reported that Dancing On Ice’s semi-final is set to have just 12 minutes of skating during the two hour penultimate show this Sunday. 

The current series has been cut short after five celebrities were forced to quit due to injury and coronavirus with the final being brought forward to March 14.

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