Dancing On Ice: 'Pensioners shouldn’t be doing this' Trisha Goddard details her worries over competing on the show at 62 as she lands in skate-off after nasty tumble
She was the first celebrity to fall to the ground during her debut performance on Dancing On Ice's launch show on Sunday.
And Trisha Goddard detailed her worries about taking part in the competition at the age of 62 as she landed in next week's skate-off following her disappointing routine, and was awarded just 13.5 out of 40 points.
The former chat show host admitted she felt like she proved a critic - who claimed 'pensioners shouldn't be skating' - right when she took an embarrassing tumble, but enthused she's excited to continue the challenge.
Disappointing: Trisha Goddard detailed her worries about taking part in Dancing On Ice at 62 as she landed in next week's skate off during Sunday's launch show
Trisha said she was 'really angry' with herself after her stumble during her and professional partner Łukasz Różyck's performance to Give It Up.
As she prepared to be critiqued by the judging panel, host Phillip Schofield reassured Trisha: 'I always think, and the judges will agree once you've had a tumble to get back and continue is one of the biggest things.'
On feeling disappointed, the TV veteran confessed she thought about the backlash she faced ahead of her stint.
Oh dear: The former chat show host was the first celebrity to fall to the ground during her debut performance
'It was on my mind': The former chat show host admitted she felt like she proved a critic - who claimed 'pensioners shouldn't be skating' - right when she took the embarrassing tumble
Bottom of the pack: The TV veteran was awarded just 13.5 out of 40 points
The presenter said: 'Story of my life, I’m really angry with myself. I’m 62. Somebody made a comment saying "pensioners shouldn’t be doing this" and when I fell over I had the comment in my mind.'
Despite scores ranging from three to three-and-a-half, judge Ashley Banjo praised Trisha for continuing with her routine.
The Diversity star, 31, said: 'No you’re proving them wrong the opposite of this. You’re a legend, a pro. You fell, you got up and got through it. To get the high scores you’re going to need more content, more speed, more attack.
'Story of my life': Trisha said she was 'really angry' with herself after her stumble during her and professional partner Łukasz Różyck's performance to Give It Up
Up for it: On landing in the bottom two, the conflict resolution expert said: 'This might sound weird but I'm excited to do it again to show what I can do!'
Boosting Trisha's confidence, Jayne Torvill added: 'Well done for carrying on its something you’ve never done before the courage to try things.'
At the end of the show, it was revealed Trisha will perform in the skate-off against another contestant next week to secure her position in the competition.
On landing in the bottom two, the conflict resolution expert said: 'This might sound weird but I'm excited to do it again to show what I can do!'
Last year's contestant Gemma Collins threw her support behind Trisha after her own tumble with Matt Evers.
'Well done': Last year's contestant Gemma Collins threw her support behind Trisha after her own tumble with Matt Evers
The TOWIE star, 38 - who was whisked off to physiotherapy in Week 4 of the series in 2019 - tweeted: 'Well done Trisha @dancingonice well done girl ! X' [sic]
Last month, Trisha explained her extreme exercise regime ahead of her stint - revealing she'd been enduring daily 10k cycles and runs, and three weight training sessions every week.
She said: 'I always like to take up a new challenge before every birthday,' she said, having turned 62 in December. 'Every now and then I like to do a mad physical.
'Most days I get up at 6am, get on my bike, ride 5km to the park, run between 7km and 10km, then get back on my bike. I run every day. I weight train three times a week. I love constant physical activity.'
Oops: The TOWIE star, 38, was whisked off to physiotherapy in Week 4 of the series (pictured with Matt Evers)
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