Dancing on Ice’s Vanessa Bauer shows off a lot of skin as she models VERY racy see-through thong bodysuit from Rihanna’s collection
She suffered some bad luck this year when she tested positive for coronavirus leading her to pull out of Dancing On Ice.
But professional skater Vanessa Bauer, 24, appeared in fine health on Instagram on Monday when she modelled a very sexy Savage x Fenty thong bodysuit.
The number showed off a lot of skin as she pranced around her room in the see-through number which had a cut-out section at the front.
Stunning: Dancing on Ice’s Vanessa Bauer showed off a lot of skin on Instagram on Monday as she modelled a VERY racy see-through thong bodysuit from Rihanna’s collection
Bottoms up! She showed off her bottom in the racy thong design
She turned around to show off her bottom in the one-piece which had a high-leg thong detail.
Vanessa was promoting the collection in a paid ad post as she posed in a minimal bedroom which had a dart board on the wall and a rug on the floor and not much else.
She also shared a rather more artistic shot on her grid, writing: ‘Do yourself a favour and never ever forget to be your very own queen first before anyone’s else’s.’
HOT! She also shared a rather more artistic shot on her grid, writing: ‘Do yourself a favour and never ever forget to be your very own queen first before anyone’s else’s’
Low-key: Vanessa was promoting the collection in a paid ad post as she posed in a minimal bedroom which had a dart board on the wall and a rug on the floor and not much else
Wow! The professional sportswoman was part of what has been dubbed the ‘cursed’ series of ITV show, Dancing On Ice alongside Emmerdale’s Joe Warren-Plant
Vanessa also posed in more of an everyday green two-piece which showed off her sporty figure.
The professional sportswoman was part of what has been dubbed the ‘cursed’ series of ITV show, Dancing On Ice.
The German figure skater and her skating partner, Emmerdale’s Joe-Warren Plant, were forced to leave the show after they both tested positive for Covid 19.
Mix and match: Vanessa also posed in more of an everyday green two-piece which showed off her sporty figure
And bosses refused to allow them back on the show to compete after they tested negative.
But they did return for the finals which saw Capital FM’s Sonny Jay beat Corrie’s Faye Brookes to be crowned the eventual winner.
The final aired a week early, after five stars were forced to pull out due to injury or positive Covid tests.
Dancing On Ice 2021: The ‘Cursed’ Series
January 13
Graham Bell’s partner Yebin Mok sustains ‘a very nasty wound from an ice blade’ during rehearsals.
While it was initially thought she would return to the competition, the injuries were worse than anticipated and she was replaced by Karina Manta. They were voted out the following weekend.
Ouch! Graham Bell’s partner Yebin Mok suffers a freak accident after suffering ‘a very nasty wound from an ice blade’
Out! While it was initially thought she would return to the competition, the injuries were worse than anticipated and she was replaced
January 26
Denise Van Outen announces she’s quit Dancing On Ice after learning she’d fractured her shoulder in an accident during training.
The presenter, 46, shared an Instagram statement telling fans she’d withdrawn the show after being told by doctors the injury would leave her severely limited in training.
Denise was replaced by retired Olympic gymnast Amy Tinkler, 21, who made her debut on the ice the following weekend alongside pro Joe Johnson. Amy and Joe were voted off on February 14.
Injury! Denise Van Outen announced she’d quit after fracturing her shoulder in training
Gone! The presenter told fans she’d withdrawn the show after being told by doctors the injury would leave her severely limited in training [pictured with pro partner Matt Evers]
January 28
Billie Shepherd reveals her grandmother Wendy has tragically passed away. She died age 77 from pneumonia.
In the wake of the news it was revealed that the former TOWIE star wouldn’t appear in the next episode of the ITV skating show following the death.
January 31
Rufus Hound misses the live show due to coming into contact with someone with COVID-19.
Positive! Rufus Hound quit the show entirely, after testing positive for COVID-19
February 3
Rufus Hound quits the show entirely, after testing positive for COVID-19.
The comedian, 41, took to Twitter to announce the news. He posted an accompanying video message explaining why he regretfully had to withdraw from the ITV skating competition.
Show bosses confirmed that Rufus and his professional partner Robin Johnstone would be both be stepping down and replaced by Matt Richardson, 29, and his pro-skater partner Vicky Ogden.
They were voted out after just one performance.
Tragedy! Billie Shepherd’s grandmother died, after which she suffered a concussion and had to pull out [pictured with pro Mark Hanretty]
February 6
Billie Shepherd is forced to quit the show after suffering a concussion following a fall in training.
The Mummy Diaries star, 31, reportedly went to hospital for an MRI scan after being left unconscious following the accident.
The next day, Billie shared a photo of herself with professional partner Mark Hanretty from their ‘first and last’ dance as she confirmed her exit.
An ITV representative also confirmed to MailOnline that Billie would not be replaced for the remainder of the competition.
Crestfallen! The Emmerdale actor, 18, said he was ‘disappointed’ to not be able to continue with the show, while his skating partner Vanessa Bauer, 24, said she was ‘heartbroken’
February 12
Joe-Warren Plant becomes the fourth celebrity forced to bow out after he tested positive for coronavirus.
The Emmerdale actor, 18, said he was ‘disappointed’ to not be able to continue with the show, while his skating partner Vanessa Bauer, 24, said she was ‘heartbroken’.
The professional skater revealed the pair got the ‘shock’ phone call during rehearsals on Thursday evening and said they ‘both feel fine’.
February 14
Jason Donovan, 52, pulls out of the Valentine’s Day live show with the star being advised to rest after suffering from back pain.
The former Neighbours actor said in a statement: ‘I’ve had back pain the past couple of days and I’m under doctor’s orders to take it easy and sit this week out.
‘I’m resting up, I’ll be watching from home and cheering everyone on and I look forward to returning next week.’
He sent a video message into the show wishing his fellow contestants luck for the episode.
Painful! Jason Donovan, 52, pulled out of the Valentine’s Day live show with the star being advised to rest after suffering from back pain
Another one bites the dust! Hamish Gamin was forced to bow out after injuring his hand ‘whilst putting on a sock’
February 15
ITV announce that Dancing On Ice will not air on February 21, but will be back, live on February 28.
The purpose of the break was to allow the stars a week off to give both cast and crew a chance to ‘recharge and rest up’.
In a statement from an ITV spokesperson, it was revealed that show bosses felt it ‘prudent to take a week’s break at this juncture’ to protect ‘the welfare of all of those involved.’
February 16
Pro skater Hamish Gaman quits what is increasingly being referred to as the ‘cursed’ show.
Hamish, 37, is forced to bow out after injuring his hand ‘whilst putting on a sock’.
An ITV spokesperson told MailOnline: ‘Sadly we can confirm that Hamish Gaman, who has been partnered with Faye Brookes, has had to withdraw from the competition.
‘We thank him for all his hard work and wish him the very best as he takes some time out to allow his injury to fully heal.’
Faye remains in the competition but is instead partnered with Matt Evers, who was previously partnered with Denise Van Outen.
Bye! An ITV spokesperson told MailOnlin – ‘Sadly we can confirm that Hamish Gaman, who has been partnered with Faye Brookes, has had to withdraw from the competition’
February 22
Jason Donovan quits the show after failing to recover from a back injury.
The Neighbours star, 52, had pulled out of the Valentine’s Day live episode to recover but on the advice of medics is not returning to the competition.
He announced the news on Facebook, saying he’s ‘completely gutted’ to leave as he thanked his pro partner Alexandra Schauman for all her support.
Jason said: ‘I am devastated to announce that due to this ongoing back issue which occurred on DOI about 10 days ago and at the advice of my medical team in the show that unfortunately I can’t continue the competition and therefore have to withdraw.
‘It’s a nightmare and I’m completely gutted, we put so much work into getting to this point, but I have to respect my health and body moving forward and that’s my biggest priority.’
February 26
ITV confirmed that the show’s finale will now be taking place on Sunday March 14, instead of the original date of March 21
A spokesperson for the show said in a statement: ‘ITV have taken the decision to move the final of Dancing on Ice forward by one week.
‘The competition’s final will now take place on Sunday 14th March. Our production team and cast have delivered a fantastic show during incredibly challenging times.
‘Continuing to make the best TV for our viewers is our top priority and we look forward to the rest of the series, on air from this Sunday at 6pm.’
Another exit: Jason Donovan quits the show after failing to recover from a back injury, announcing the news on Facebook (pictured with Alexandra Schauman in February)
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