Kim Woodburn refuses to sign up to Dancing On Ice over fears she would be SUED if her weight crushed her skate partner
KIM Woodburn has admitted that she REFUSES to sign up for Dancing On Ice over fears that she would be sued if her weight crushed her professional skate partner.
The 76-year-old reality TV favourite made the revelation when a fan urged her to sign up to the ITV competition.
They tweeted: “@KimWoodburn for #DancingOnIce 2020 please”.
Kim retweeted the message and quipped: “I am well over 12 stone. Imagine falling on my young skating partner. He would never be found again dear!
“And if he was he would be an inch thick my love! I have no desire to be sued!
“But thank you for the suggestion you little trouble maker!”
Kim has been keeping her fans entertained since she launched her official Twitter page earlier this month.
The outspoken star has not disappointed, with one of her first tweets reading: “Thanks for the follow everyone… I will come back to you all soon but I am currently doing the housework in my g-string, spats and a bowler.
“I am swinging around a vacuum! If you saw me now you would never get over it dear!”
Another said: “There was young man eyeing me up in the petrol garage. Making it obvious he liked me.
“I told him in no uncertain terms you cannot satisfy your primal urges on me dear!”
When one follower questioned whether it was actually her running the account, Kim insisted: “All my own words dear.”
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Kim first found fame in 2002 as co-host of Channel 4 series How Clean Is Your House?, entering the I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! jungle in 2009 – finishing as runner up to celebrity chef Gino D’Acampo.
However, it was her stint in Celebrity Big Brother in January 2017 that secured her role as a reality TV legend, clashing with almost all of her famous housemates – including Nicola Mclean, Jamie O’Hara, and Chloe Ferry.
She ended up finishing the competition in third place, with Coleen Nolan winning the series.
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