Dancing on Ice aired the latest elimination on Sunday night, as week seven drew to a close - but not everyone was happy with the result.They and their professional skating partners Alexander Demetriou and Mark Hanretty joined them as both couples performed one more time.
As both final performances came to an end, they gathered with hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield. As they revealed their decisions one by one, it was confirmed that Maura had two votes and Libby had one - with the result laying with Christopher.It meant Love Island star Maura was going home, with Libby back for another week.
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