The Vivienne had an accidental fall while performing her solo skate during the Dancing On Ice semi-finals.

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The Vivienne experienced a disheartening fall during the group solo skate on Dancing On Ice. All the semi-finalists were eager to make a good impression as the grand finale was fast approaching. The judges Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean asked Mollie Gallagher, Joey Essex, Siva Kaneswaran, Nile Wilson and the Welsh drag queen to demonstrate their best tricks that they had learnt throughout the competition. The contestants were all dressed to the nines while performing to James Bond's classic Live and Let Die. The Vivienne, whose real name is James Lee Williams, started off with a mini twist jump, however, she ended up on the ground. Nevertheless, the star quickly picked herself up and continued with the remainder of the routine like a pro.

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It was going so well until this misfortune transpired.



Fans expressed their support for The Vivienne on Twitter, with one saying: "The Vivienne was doing so well, such a shame." Another added: "Felt for The Vivienne there… hope it doesn’t have too much of an affect on her tonight #DancingOnIce."

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Feelings of sympathy were expressed for The Vivienne, as some feared she might be one of the two contestants eliminated that night. Others hoped that she would be able to salvage the situation with her second skate.



The unfortunate incident occurred during the group solo skate for the semi-finalists of Dancing On Ice, all dressed to the nines and performing to James Bond's classic theme song Live and Let Die. The Vivienne, whose real name is James Lee Williams, attempted a mini twist jump, but unfortunately lost her balance and ended up on her knees. Despite the mishap, the star quickly picked herself up and finished the routine with aplomb.

Fans of The Vivienne took to Twitter to express their support for the Drag Race UK winner, with many expressing their sympathy and hope that it wouldn't affect her performance too much.

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