The ITV series hosted by Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern has seen a decline in audience, losing over a million viewers in the past two years

Dancing on Ice's fate is resting in the balance as ITV bosses are in discussions about the future of the beloved figure skating competition.

Dancing on Ice has been dealt a fresh blow amid swirling speculation that it's facing the chop after Sunday night's grand finale recorded its lowest ever viewing figures in the show's history. The 2025 final,

Dancing on Ice insiders have opened up about the huge cost of the show, revealing that its large budget can no longer be justified amid dwindling ratings for ITV

With reports claiming that ITV is set to axe Dancing on Ice after this year's series, a former finalist has shared his thoughts on the future of the show and what it's lacking

'Dancing on Ice' - which is co-hosted by Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern - debuted on ITV back in 2006, and TV bosses believe the show needs to be given a reset before it's possibly relaunched. Despite this, 'Dancing on Ice' staff are currently feeling pessimistic about the show's future.

Dancing on Ice aired its 2025 final last night with Coronation Street's Sam Aston taking home the win, however staff members have reportedly been told that the 'show is over'

Dancing On Ice has reportedly 'been axed' after 20 years on our screens, with a source revealing that the final series of the show is 'set to air next weekend'

An unexpected injury sidelined one Dancing On Ice star from performing on the ice in the show's grand finale. Presenters Holly Willoughby, 44, and Stephen Mulhern, 47, fronted the final episode of the ITV show on Sunday,

Dancing on Ice is allegedly facing an uncertain future as ratings plummet to an all-time low of just 2.4 million viewers. The long-running ITV skating competition has seen a dramatic decline in audience numbers,