We're glad to have you back, Amy.
Ice to see you! There’s a frosty crossover coming this Christmas, as Emmerdale meets Dancing On Ice. Legendary ice dancers, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, have been cast in the soap, playing themselves in a special festive episode at the end of year. Filming has taken place at a location in Leeds and the Olympic gold medal winners have reunited on ice to help a well-loved character make a marriage proposal.
When asked why she is taking on the challenge, she quipped: ‘For a new kitchen.’ But she continued: ‘In all seriousness, I do think it’s going to be amazing. I was really excited about doing it to begin with because I get to wear tights, sequins, big hair,’ she added. Roxy will soon bow out from her role to take part in Dancing On Ice ‘In my mind, I was visualising myself ice-skating really well and winning. Cut to me signing my contract and I went into an absolute meltdown.
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