Dancing on Ice star The Vivienne reveals results of 2st weight loss saying ‘I will keep skating forever’
DANCING On Ice’s The Vivienne as praised ice-skating – showing off a two stone weight-loss.
The RuPaul’s Drag Race star explained she is in the “best shape” after competing on Dancing On Ice.
The Vivienne, whose real name is James Lee Williams, took to Twitter to flaunt her transformation, leaving little to the imagination whilst rocking a towel.
Posing for the camera, The Vivienne could be seen pouting as she snapped the shot.
Leaving her abdomen exposed, the 30-year-old TV personality showed off her two stone weight-loss in the selfie.
She captioned the post: “2 and a bit stone down (30 pounds) I will carry on skating forever!
“Best shape I’ve ever been in and feel so comfortable in my own skin.”
The Vivienne’s fans took to the comments to praise her new look, with one writing: “Looking great! Congratulations!”
A second gushed: “Viv giving the good good! Looking fab!”
“You look fabulous! But you did anyway,” remarked another.
The star, who won season one of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK in 2019, told Lorraine how she had fallen in love with the ice ahead of her skating debut.
She told Lorraine: “I’ve been skating for nearly three months and I already I’m thinking, once the show ends, I want to make this part of my life because I’ll miss it so much!
“So I’m going to fight for a drag on ice tour because I want to continue doing this. It’s fantastic!”
It was originally revealed The Vivienne would be taking part on the show in October.
Announcing the news on Instagram, she said: “I’m beyond excited to announce that I will be competing in Dancing on Ice in 2023!
“This is honestly a dream come true and I can’t wait to start training on the ice.
“To be the first drag artist to take part in one of the big UK reality competition shows is truly an honour.
“I think it’s a big step forward for queer representation on TV.”
The Vivienne came third in the competition last night, which left fans of the show missing out on her final performance.
Professional skating partner Colin Grafton and The Vivienne pre-recorded the iconic skate in case they made it to the final two acts
This Morning’s presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield shared the clip on the show, with the pair looking glassy-eyed as they watched the skate.