The pressure is well and truly on for the remaining Dancing On Ice contestants as they have suffered a series of falls during rehearsals this week.Stars including Carly Stenson, Nile Wilson and Mollie Gallagher have all sustained falls on the ice as they gear up for Sunday night's show.While no one has suffered any injuries that would force them to pull out of the show, a source told MailOnline they are all feeling the pressure to turn out a solid performance with the semi-final drawing nearer.The insider said: 'There have been lots of falls this week for the celebs. There haven't been any serious injuries, just a few bumps but the pressure is really ramping up as everyone gets closer to the semi-final and final. 'Everyone is determined to give their best performance.'
Doctors star Carley winced in pain as she went down face forward on the rink with her partner Mark Hanretty falling with her.
In one snap from rehearsals, Nile could be seen lying on his back as his professional skating partner Olivia Smart rushed over to check if he was OK.
Meanwhile, Coronation Street star Mollie had to be rescued by her skating partner Sylvain Longchambon after she took a tumble.
Going into Sunday's show, the remaining contestants are Carley, Nile, Mollie, TOWIE star Joey Essex, singer Siva Kaneswaren and Drag Race star The Vivienne.
Comedian Darren Harriott and his partner Tippy Packard were the most recent pair eliminated on last week's show.
The Wanted star Siva has spoken of his determination to make it to the Dancing On Ice final to honour his late bandmate Tom Parker.
Tom tragically passed away aged 33 last March following a brave battle with brain cancer, after being diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma in October 2020.
Siva said if he makes it to the final, he hopes to do something special in memory of Tom by performing to one of their songs
He also discussed how he plans to invite Tom's widow Kelsey and her two children.
Siva said: 'If I can make it to the final, I’d love to do something special for Tom, maybe use one of our songs and invite Kelsey and the kids.'
Siva also touched on how special it would be for Tom's kids to see their dad on screen again.
'It’s about making more positive memories. For me, they are like my niece and nephew. You want to make good memories with them. I’d love to have them down to hear our song, maybe see their daddy on screen again,' he told The Mirror.
Siva added Tom is his 'guiding light' that he turns to when times are tough and claims he always feels his presence.
Tom died in March 2022 after a year-and-a-half-long battle with stage four glioblastoma brain cancer.