Gemma Collins lashes out at Dancing On Ice judge Jason Gardiner

She's had a difficult week after she was hit with claims of being unprofessional by Holly Willoughby and Dancing On Ice judge Jason Gardiner. Drama: Gemma Collins lashed out at Jason Gardiner during the third week of the ITV show on Sunday night But this was no excuse for the four judges, Jason, Jayne Torvill, Ashley Banjo, and Christopher Dean, who gave the reality star a 13, the lowest score of the series. And the fact my dad and brother are watching.’ She's happy: But viewers were left outraged following his exit as some suggested the ITV programme was fixed when Gemma Collins sailed through to next week's show Booted off: The 46-year-old and his professional partner Carlotta Edwards were eliminated during Sunday night's musical-themed show, following a skate-off against Saira Khan Richard and Saira found themselves in the bottom two after a public vote, it was then up to the judges Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, Jason Gardiner and Ashley Banjo to eliminate following a skate-off. Playful: Former Westlife star Brian McFadden and his skating partner Alex Murphy performed an energetic routine of Fat Sam's Grand Slam from Bugsy Malone Fabulous: Singing sensation Saara Aalto followed with a performance of Let It Go from Frozen with her partner Hamish Gaman, which even saw her sing part of the hit The dancer scored 27 out of 40 with his impressive performance but admitted he was still immensely nervous before getting on the ice. High spirits: Wes Nelson looked like he put the recent drama firmly behind him as he returned to the rink with professional skater Vanessa Bauer on Sunday's edition of Dancing On Ice Off they go: The TV personality and the former cruise ship worker, 2, opted for a Hairspray-inspired Quickstep routine, while Megan Barton Hanson appeared to skip the show Impressive: The pair wowed show panelists Christopher Dean, Jayne Torvill, Ashley Banjo and Jason Gardiner as they topped the leaderboard for a second week in a row with 29.5 points In good company: Speaking on his routine, the reality star said: 'I think you could have a lot more fun with it and it suited our personalities' Speaking on his routine, the TV personality said: 'I think you could have a lot more fun with it and it suited our personalities.'