Rosemary Conley may have been voted off Dancing on Ice but she isn’t hanging up her skates just yet. The 65-year-old fitness guru from Ashby Folville left the ITV series on Sunday after judges unanimously voted to keep fellow celebrity Chemmy Alcott in.

Having won support as the oldest contestant to reach the sixth show, she felt that the time had been right for her to leave. She said: “It was a phenomenal and beautiful experience to get the chance to be taught to skate by a pro international skater and have the chance to perform in front of nine million people every week.

Axed Dancing on Ice contestant Rosemary Conley has revealed that she has had the time of her life on the show after being voted off last night during week 6 of the competition.

The diet and fitness guru had been bottom of the leader board for weeks and was the bookies favourite to leave, and when she found herself in the skate-off against Chemmy Alcott, she knew that her time was up.

Rosemary Conley has admitted that she is sad to have been voted off Dancing on Ice. She also joked that she had never had her hands on so many beautiful men before.

Speaking on This Morning she said: "I tried so, so hard not to get upset, but it's such a beautiful programme and I have loved every second of it. "Three and a half months of complete enjoyment and learning a new skill with the best teacher in the world as far as I'm concerned."

Fitness expert Rosemary Conley was out in the cold last night after being voted off Dancing On Ice.

She and skier Chemmy Alcott received the fewest points from viewers and took part in a skate-off. Judges voted unanimously to save Chemmy.

Rosemary Conley and Chemmy Alcott found themselves in the skate-off on Dancing on Ice. Conley had been at the bottom of the leader board for weeks and was the bookies favourite to leave on Sunday.

However, Chemmy was a surprise in the skate-off as she has performed well trying to bring some sexy attitude to the routine. After Rosemary's performance to I'll Stand By You, Jayne Torvill said: "That was another great performance, both were great so you should be proud."

Judges on ITV's Dancing on Ice gave fitness guru Rosemary Conley mixed reviews after Sunday's show.

Her performance with partner Mark Hanretty to Perfect, a hit for Fairground Attraction in 1988, drew praise from judge Katarina Witt, a former Olympian skater. She said: "For me, it's amazing the challenges you take on and the guts you have to go out there and do those tricks.

Exercise guru Rosemary Conley was almost sick during rehearsals for Dancing On Ice this week.

She was practising with her partner Mark Hanretty and professional skaters Torvill and Dean when she had to stick her head in the nearest bin after suffering motion sickness as she attempted a difficult move.

She's wowing Dancing on Ice audiences with her gutsy performances - and glamorous diet guru Rosemary Conley is determined to prove that age doesn't matter. With her petite figure and youthful looks, it’s hard to believe that she turned 65 last month.

“I still feel 35 and all the training I’ve been doing means that my bum and legs are the most toned they’ve ever been – I’m in the best shape of my life. My husband’s loving it,” she reveals.

Rosemary Conley has told Dancing On Ice wardrobe bosses she wants to be the show's sexiest ever OAP. The diet and fitness expert, 65, thinks she can rival younger stars Jennifer Ellison and Heidi Range when it comes to their figures and she is determined to flaunt her trim body.

A source said: "Rosemary is proud of her figure and doesn't want to hide it. She loves showing off what hard work and a good diet can do for you. What's the point of having it if you're not flaunting it?"

Dancing on Ice pro Mark Hanretty says his partner Rosemary Conley is one of the fittest celebs in the show, despite being the second oldest. The talented skater reveals the 65-year-old fitness guru has the stamina and enthusiasm of a woman more than half her age.

Mark, 26, the first Scots skater to take part in the show since Pam O’Connor partnered goalie David Seaman in the first series six years ago, admits he was hoping to bag the diet queen the minute he saw the line-up.

It will be a dream come true for diet and fitness guru Rosemary Conley when she takes to the ice for the new series of prime time ITV show Dancing on Ice on Sunday.

The 64-year-old keep fit queen from Ashby Folville, has revealed that she was previously rejected three times from appearing on the show, and feared she might miss out again after suffering a groin injury while practising her spins a couple of weeks ago.

We know she's the master of the exercise mat – but how will Leicestershire fitness queen Rosemary Conley handle herself on the ice?

The keep fit queen is one of 15 celebrities taking part in ITV's new series of Dancing on Ice. Although she was secretly photographed in training for the show by a national newspaper in October, the official announcement was made yesterday.

Dancing on Ice is like the Fountain of Youth for diet and fitness guru Rosemary Conley. "Dancing On Ice has made me feel like I’m 25 again! My husband has said he's never seen me so happy in the 28 years that we've been together!"

The 64 year old says she’s having the time of her life rehearsing for the new series of DOI, so much so her husband has commented that he’s never seen her so happy.