Dancing On Ice viewers were left confused over a comment made by judge Jayne Torvill about Ryan Thomas' future on the show, leading to questions if she knew something they didn't
Dancing On Ice viewers were left puzzled by a comment from judge Jayne Torvill about Ryan Thomas' future in the competition.
One viewer asked: "Does Jayne Torvill know something we don't? Her words to Ryan, 'good luck for next week'. You wouldn't word it that way if Ryan was automatically included?" Another echoed this sentiment. Last weekend, Lou Sanders and Claire Sweeney found themselves in the dreaded skate-off on Dancing on Ice.
"I can watch it next Sunday on the couch. It was amazing to learn that skill. Yes it is completely dangerous. Anything can go wrong. I had something go wrong three hours before.
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