Dancing on Ice winner Nile Wilson has joked his final routine shouldn't have been cleared by health and safety.
The Leeds-born gymnast and dance partner Olivia Smart impressed viewers and judges with a Dancing on Ice first during their epic performance on Sunday, March 12. Not only did Nile successfully attempt the headbanger move, which saw him being picked up by his ankles and spun around, he also did a handstand on two scaffolding poles held up by other skaters.
The 27-year-old was the first male contestant to try the terrifying headbanger move which is actually banned from international ice skating competitions. Speaking on This Morning on March 13, he revealed the handstand was equally dangerous.
