Holly Willoughby cut a very glamorous figure in a stunning white wedding dress as she hosted Dancing On Ice on Sunday night.
The 43-year-old TV host shared a picture of herself backstage on Instagram wearing the incredible sleeveless racer neck dress.
She looked amazing in the bodycon dress with ruffled floral detail on the chest and a long skirt.
To complete her TV outfit, the mother of three enhanced her figure with high heels and only accessorized with a pair of gold stud earrings.
Holly wore her blonde locks in a neat hairdo and flashed her beautiful smile as she posed for the photo before hosting the ITV show alongside co-host Stephen Mulhern.
Holly Willoughby cut a very glamorous figure in a stunning white wedding dress as she hosted Dancing On Ice on Sunday night
She looked amazing in the bodycon dress with ruffled floral detail on the chest and a long skirt
She wrote: “Tonight on @dancingonice it's about getting to the semi-finals!” There's everything to skate for. See you at 6:30pm on @itv.
The six remaining celebrities and their professional skating partners hope to impress judges Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean and Oti Mabuse once again.
American figure skater Johnny Weir will also join the judging panel, replacing Ashley Banjo as a special guest as he embarks on the tour of his dance group Diversity.
During this week's competition, celebrities will perform their guilty pleasure songs and take part in the team challenge.
Amber Davies and her partner Simon Senecal will perform on ABBA's Waterloo, while Greg Rutherford and Vaness James will take to the ice on NSYNC's Bye Bye Bye.
While skating to Christina Aguilera's Genie In A Bottle Made In Chelsea, Miles Nazaire and his partner Vanessa Bauer hope to impress the audience and judges.
Meanwhile, Eddie Edwards and his partner Vicky Ogden will perform to One Direction's 'What Makes You Beautiful'.
And for the final two skates of the evening, Adele Roberts and her partner Mark Hanretty will skate to “You're My World” by Jane McDonald and Ryan Thomas and Amani Fancy will skate to “Club Tropicana” by WHAM!
To complete her TV outfit, the mother of three enhanced her figure with high heels and only accessorized with a pair of gold stud earrings
Holly wore her blonde locks neatly up and flashed her beautiful smile as she hosted the TV show
Holly stood at a glittering podium alongside co-host Stephen Mulhern
Stephen dressed smartly in a black shirt and tie, which he teamed with a statement velvet blazer
This comes after Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean announced their resignations earlier this month
Jayne, 66, and Christopher, 65, skated to victory at the Winter Olympics in Sarajevo on Valentine's Day 1984, winning the gold medal and scoring the highest score ever for an individual performance
Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean broke their silence last week when they retired from ice skating.
Jayne, 66, and Christopher, 65, skated to victory at the Winter Olympics in Sarajevo on Valentine's Day 1984, winning the gold medal and scoring the highest score ever for an individual performance.
The British figure skating duo will undertake one final UK tour next year, which will be their swansong and celebrate 50 years since their figure skating partnership was formed in 1975 – before they officially hang up their skates.
On Good Morning Britain, presenters Ed Balls and Charlotte Hawkins spoke to the pair in their first interview since announcing their resignations.
Live from Sarajevo, where the pair skated to Olympic gold, the legendary duo joined GMB, where it all began, to talk about their final farewell tour.
As to why the duo felt now was the right time, Chris said: “Gosh, 40 years ago is a long time.” In fact, next year, in 2025, we've been skating together for 50 years, and we found , that was a really nice round number to say: “We had a wonderful time, but it's time to step back a little and hang up the skates.” .
“No more tours except the last tour we want to do next year.”
Jayne added: “We believe it will be the last tour but it will be a celebration of everything we have been through since 1984, winning the Olympics which opened the door to many other things in the future .”