Michelle Heaton hobbles on crutches after injuring herself during Dancing On Ice training

‘Gonna take a hell of a lot more than this to keep me off the ice!’ Michelle Heaton hobbles on crutches after injuring herself during Dancing On Ice training

Michelle Heaton has shared a snap of herself hobbling around on crutches after sustaining an injury during Dancing On Ice training.

The Liberty X star, 43, took to Instagram on Friday to reveal she fell while practicing on the ice with skate partner Lukasz Rozycki, after her son AJ, eight, had come along to watch rehearsals.

However, Michelle implied that the injury to her knee wasn’t too serious as she remarked in the caption that it was ‘Gonna take a hell of a lot more than this to keep me off the ice!’

Ouch: Michelle Heaton has shared a snap of herself hobbling around on crutches after sustaining an injury during Dancing On Ice training

The image shared to social media saw Michelle looking cosy in a grey Calvin Klein sweater, grey bobble hat and black leggings, with one leg pulled up over her injured limp.

The singer also shared another image of AJ and Lukasz beaming for a snap with Michelle’s knee seen at the front, captioning the snap: ‘Sore knee.’ 

Captioning her post, she penned: ‘If @torvillanddeanofficial bring in an element #toepickfall I think I have it covered.

Fall: The Liberty X star, 43, took to Instagram on Friday to reveal she fell while practicing on the ice with skate partner Lukasz Rozycki (pictured last month)

Fall: The Liberty X star, 43, took to Instagram on Friday to reveal she fell while practicing on the ice with skate partner Lukasz Rozycki (pictured last month)

‘Rocking my new look at panto in @thespotlighthoddesdon.’

She continued: ‘Today I had a very early session with my @icelukasz and AJ wanted to check it out before school.. he got to check out how mummy falls anyway

‘@icelukasz , AJ said the best bit was watching you x x

‘We get back up, we carry on, what doesn’t break us makes us stronger .. gonna take a hell of allot more then this to keep me off the ice!’

Strong: Michelle implied that the injury to her knee wasn't too serious as she remarked in the caption that it was 'Gonna take a hell of a lot more than this to keep me off the ice!'

Strong: Michelle implied that the injury to her knee wasn’t too serious as she remarked in the caption that it was ‘Gonna take a hell of a lot more than this to keep me off the ice!’

Michelle will appear on the next series of Dancing On Ice alongside ten other stars, with this year’s lineup including actress Carley Stenson, comedian Darren Harriott, Love Island star Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and TOWIE’s Joey Essex.

Also set to take part are footballer John Fashanu, Coronation Street star Mollie Gallagher, Olympic gymnast Nile Wilson, actress Patsy Palmer, The Wanted’s Siva Kaneswaran and Drag Race star The Vivienne.

Michelle signed up for the 2023 series of Dancing On Ice according to insiders, as part of her plan to relaunch her career following her battle with drink and drugs.

Poorly: The singer also shared another image of AJ and Lukasz beaming for a snap with Michelle's knee seen at the front, captioning the snap: 'Sore knee'

Poorly: The singer also shared another image of AJ and Lukasz beaming for a snap with Michelle’s knee seen at the front, captioning the snap: ‘Sore knee’

Before the injury: Ahead of her tumble, Michelle was raring to go as she arrived for early morning skate rehearsals

Before the injury: Ahead of her tumble, Michelle was raring to go as she arrived for early morning skate rehearsals

An insider told The Sun that her motivation for taking part is her two children Faith, ten, and AJ, eight.

They said: ‘She wants to push herself and make her children proud of her. She is raring to go and cannot wait to get out onto the ice.’

Michelle is already working on another major reality show as it was revealed last month that she is currently filming for the fifth series of Celebrity SAS.

The hit Channel 4 show sees celebrities sign up for a condensed version of the hazardous training course utilised by the United Kingdom Special Forces.

Michelle will star alongside TOWIE’s James Argent and former health secretary Matt Hancock in the upcoming series.

DANCING ON ICE 2023: MEET THE CONTESTANTS

PATSY PALMER 

AGE: 50

PROFESSION: Actress and DJ

WHAT DID THEY SAY?:  ‘I’ve turned it down before because I was terrified, but when I turned 50 I made a pact to get out of my confront zone. ‘

EKIN-SU CULCULOGLU

AGE: 28

PROFESSION: Love Island star 

WHAT DID THEY SAY?:  ‘I’ve got some amazing news to tell you. I’m so excited, I can’t wait to get myself on the ice and skate. Stay tuned and see you on the ice.’

 MOLLIE GALLAGHER 

AGE: 24

PROFESSION: Actress

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’ve not got the best coordination so when people find out they will laugh, but I don’t want to spend my life saying “I can’t do this, I can’t do that.”

JOEY ESSEX

AGE: 32 

PROFESSION: Ex TOWIE star

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’m so excited. I wanted something in my life with structure and it’s more serious than what I usually do.’

 CARLEY STENSON

AGE: 36

PROFESSION: Actress and West End star

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’m so excited that I get to learn how to dance…on ice! I’m terrified but can’t wait – I just want to make the most of this whole experience.’

SIVA KANESWARAN

AGE: 33

PROFESSION: Singer

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I want to learn how to skate and make my family proud of me and put on a show for everyone to see.’

 JOHN FASHANU 

AGE: 60

PROFESSION: Former footballer and pundit 

WHAT DID THEY SAY?:  ‘I am definitely in it to win it.And this may be one of the scariest things I’ve ever signed up for but I couldn’t be more ready for the challenge!’

NILE WILSON

AGE: 26

PROFESSION: Olympic gymnast 

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’ve not done much ice-skating but I am so excited for the opportunity. I’m so excited to get into that routine and to feel like an athlete again.’

 JAMES LEE WILLIAM AKA THE VIVIENNE 

AGE: 29

PROFESSION: Drag queen

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘To be the first drag artist to take part in one of the big UK reality competition shows is an honour and a big step forward for queer representation on TV.’

  DARREN HARRIOT 

PROFESSION: Comedian 

AGE: 34 

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’ve got giant feet, I don’t skate and I can’t danceMy family has already made bets – they’re making bets that I’ll fall on the first episode!’ 

 MICHELLE HEATON

AGE: 43

PROFESSION: Singer

WHAT DID THEY SAY?: ‘I’ve always wanted to do it but I know I would never have been able to complete anything because of the way I was 18 months ago, so I’m really truly grateful that I’ve got it this year when I’m a lot stronger.’

 

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