Dancing On Ice’s Denise Van Outen is rushed to hospital after dislocating her shoulder

Dancing On Ice’s Denise Van Outen was rushed to hospital on Thursday after a shock fall led her to get a shoulder damage.

The actress, 46, revealed to The Solar on Saturday that she had fallen over throughout rehearsals together with her skilled accomplice Matt Evers, and suffered an damage that would put her look on Sunday night time’s opening present in jeopardy. 

Detailing what occurred, she defined: ‘I’ve taken just a few tumbles since we began coaching however with this one I knew instantly it wasn’t good.

Damage: Denise Van Outen was rushed to hospital on Thursday after dislocating her shoulder throughout rehearsals placing her place on Dancing On Ice in jeopardy, it was reported on Saturday

‘I used to be rehearsing with Matt, hit my toe choose and went flying. Straightaway I knew I’d finished one thing. I simply thought, “Please don’t let or not it’s a break.”‘

Denise added: ‘The on-site medics and physio checked me over instantly and my shoulder was shortly iced.’

Following the evaluation on the studio rink at Bovingdon Airfield, Hertfordshire, she was taken to A&E the place she had an emergency X-Ray finished.

Shock: Denise mentioned of the autumn: ‘I used to be rehearsing with Matt [Evers], hit my toe choose and went flying. Straightaway I knew I’d finished one thing’ 

Useful: Denise (pictured with Myleene Klass, Woman Leshurr and Sonny Jay)  was taken to A&E to have an emergency X-Ray finished after being seen to by on-site medics

The process revealed she had partially dislocated her left shoulder and broken her tendons, whereas she was additionally badly bruised.

In line with the publication, Denise was suggested to relaxation to be able to get better earlier than Sunday to assist enhance her possibilities of making her debut. 

Denise claimed she could not transfer her shoulder a lot following the damage and felt it was ‘contact and go’ whether or not she might skate earlier than Sunday, although she mentioned she is having ongoing physio.  

Ouch: The X-Ray revealed she had partially dislocated her left shoulder and broken her tendons, whereas she was additionally badly bruised

She added that she and Matt have modified their routine in order that she would not put an excessive amount of pressure on her shoulder, if she is going to be capable of skate. 

Somewhat than rush her restoration, Denise defined that she and Matt are taking issues ‘hour by hour’ and can decide earlier than the present airs. 

MailOnline has contacted Denise’s representatives for remark, when approached Dancing On Ice spokespeople declined to remark.  

Highway to restoration: Denise has been suggested to relaxation to be able to get better earlier than Sunday to assist enhance her possibilities of making her debut on Sunday night time

Security first: Denise added that she and Matt have modified their routine in order that she would not put an excessive amount of pressure on her shoulder, if she is going to be capable of skate

Regardless of being a West Finish star, with skilled dance coaching and prior expertise competing in a stay TV present following her look on Strictly Come Dancing, Denise admitted on Thursday that she’s nonetheless ‘petrified’ of doing Dancing On Ice. 

She defined: ‘You wouldn’t consider it – I might fall over from standing speaking however you do get used to it. I’m much less bruised now, which is sweet. I’m much less prone to fall than I used to be three months in the past.

‘I’ve all the time been frightened of being on the ice and having an damage and falling. I’ve fallen over in most of my classes.

‘So nervous’: Regardless of being a West Finish star, with a background in dance and prior expertise competing in stay exhibits, Denise admitted on Thursday that she’s nonetheless ‘petrified’ of the present

‘I used to be so nervous once I was first on the ice that my entire physique would tense after which I might maintain falling over.

‘I’m making an attempt to remain relaxed and never take into consideration accidents a lot as a result of you’ll be able to by no means predict what you are going to occur if you’re on ice.

‘I hope I can get via the competitors and never be taken over by damage. It’s scary.’

• Dancing On Ice, begins on Sunday seventeenth January at 6pm on ITV 

Worst fears: On the time, she mentioned: ‘I hope I can get via the competitors and never be taken over by damage. It’s scary’