Dancing On Ice star continues with show despite injury
Monday, 4 February 2008
Suzanne Shaw managed to complete her performance on Dancing On Ice last night – despite having a cracked rib.
The ex-Hear’Say singer, 26, was hurt after a nasty fall during training earlier in the day.
But Suzanne braved the agony to earn an impressive 22 points out of 30.
‘They’re OK,’ she said of her ribs after completing her routine. ‘They’re fine.’
Suzanne insisted that she didn’t need to be taken to hospital.
Instead she was treated at the studio in Elstree, Herts.
‘Suzanne was determined to carry on,’ a source tells The Sun. ‘We said she didn’t have to perform, but she doesn’t want to let anything stand in her way.’
It’s not the only injury Suzanne’s picked up since appearing on the ITV programme. Two weeks ago partner Matt Evers cut her head with his skate.
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