Dancing on Ice contestant Sharron Davies has backed Danniella Westbrook to be crowned the eventual winner of the show. The former Olympic swimmer, who has been suffering with a shoulder injury, was voted off the contest last week.

Davies revealed that she struck up a friendship with the EastEnders actress backstage.

Jason Gardiner has revealed he is appalled with Sharron Davies' behaviour, accusing her of showing disrespect to pros Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean.

The Dancing On Ice judge, who was cleared by TV watchdog Ofcom over his jibe towards the former Olympic swimmer, minced no words when discussing how Sharron went against the show mentors' advice, picking a different song for their performance.

Dancing on Ice judge Emma Bunton has accused Sharron Davies of not being "a team player".

Former top swimmer Sharron and her dance partner Pavel Aubrecht went against the advice of their mentors Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean and chose their own song.

Swimming legend Sharron Davies became the seventh star to hang up her boots and leave Dancing on Ice.

After facing a couple of skate-offs at the beginning of the competition, the 6ft tall 47-year-old lost out on Week Seven after coming up against Inbetweeners actress Emily

Dancing on Ice host Phillip Schofield has claimed that Sharron Davies caused a frosty atmosphere on the set. The Olympic swimmer decided to change the music and routine she was given.

Davies was unhappy with the choice made by show mentors Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean.

Jason Gardiner's row with Sharron Davies erupted yesterday as he accused her of showing disrespect to Torvill and Dean.

The Dancing on Ice judge - cleared by a TV watchdog yesterday over his faecal jibe - said he was "appalled" the celeb swimmer went against the show mentors' advice.

Controversial Dancing on Ice judge Jason Gardiner has restarted his spat with contestant, former swimmer Sharron Davies, as she was voted off the show last night.

Digital Spy reports Gardiner branded Davies a "rude brat" after she chose to ignore the advice of ice dance champions Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean.

Sharron Davies has become the latest casualty of Dancing On Ice after losing out to actress Emily Atack in the skate-off.

The Olympic swimmer had been in the bottom two twice before and had been saved by the judges both times - but her luck finally ran out when she found herself up against the Inbetweeners star.

Olympic swimmer voted off tonight’s live show leaving seven celebrities to battle it out to be crowned for this year’s champ.

British swimming legend Sharron Davies, partnered by Pavel Aubrecht became the seventh star to be given the boot from this year’s dancing On Ice.

Former Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies stunned viewers and Ice Panel judges on tonight’s live show by going ahead with a routine of her own choosing rather than that of show coaches and fellow Olympians Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean.

Sharron made the controversial decision after complaining she didn’t like the music chosen for this week, 1982 hit I Want Candy by Bow Wow Wow.

Sharon Davies has confessed that she will need a heavy dose of painkillers to get through this week's Dancing on Ice, according to a report.

The former Olympic swimmer has revealed that she is carrying a number of injuries sustained through training for the ice dance contest.

Bookies have revealed that Emily Atack and Sharron Davies are the current favourites to be eliminated from Dancing on Ice on Sunday.

Davies has been the favourite to exit the show for the last few weeks and bookies Bet365, William Hill and Coral have the former Olympic swimmer at 6/4 to be voted off this week's show.

Sharron Davies is finding Dancing On Ice harder than she expected.

The former Olympic swimmer admitted that the TV competition is taking its toll on her body and her chronic injuries, which include problems with her lower back, shoulders and knees.

Dancing on Ice judge Jason Gardiner has continued his war of words with contestant Sharron Davies. The Aussie choreographer has revealed that he hopes Davies will be the next contestant voted off the show.

The acid-tongued told The Sun: "Sharron is devoid of charisma on the ice.

Swimming legend Sharron Davies skated with partner Pavel Aubrecht to Belinda Carlisle’s We Want The Same Thing. Wearing eye catching bright pink outfits, the pair performed a fast-paced routine in a hope to impress the judges on Valentine’s Day.

Sharron said: “It was great, a really fast routine and I really enjoyed it.”

Sharron’s confidence has eventually appeared in week five of the skating competition.

After some heavy criticism on last weeks show, former Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies’ had a knock to her confidence.

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Bookies have revealed that Sharron Davis is odds on to be the latest celebrity voted off Dancing on Ice, says a report.

The former Olympic swimming champ has been struggling since the start of the current series and is now favourite to face the axe on Sunday night's show.

Sharron Davies has hit back at acid-tongued Dancing On Ice judge Jason Gardiner - suggesting he is not fit to foster kids and dubbing him a vindictive attention seeker.

The former Olympic swimmer, 47, was stunned when Gardiner described her on Sunday's show as "like faecal matter that won't flush. It goes around and around but doesn't go anywhere".

Former swimming star Sharron Davies’ had fallen victim to pressure this week with her nerves getting the better of her and facing the dreaded skate off for a second time last week.

Dancing with partner Pavel Aubrecht to 1971 hit You’ve Got A Friend, it was Sharron’s coffee coloured attire that was on the receiving end of some extremely harsh criticism from judge Jason Gardiner.