Dancing On Ice star suffered a gruesome injury during rehearsals (Image: ITV)
Skating professional Colin Grafton took to social media and shared a shocking update.
The star, who is currently paired with The Traitors runner-up Mollie Pearce on the 2025 series, unveiled his bloodied trouser leg.
While he didn’t reveal the injury, Colin uploaded a photo of his blood stained joggers as he sat on the ice wearing his skates.
Taking to X the ITV star, 33, simply tweeted: “Ouchie, #DancingOnIce rehearsals.”
His social media followers rushed to comment on the photo, as one person remarked: “Looks like that might sting a wee bit.”
Dancing On Ice star Colin Grafton is partnered with Mollie Pearce (Image: Getty)
A second agreed: “Whoa – that looks nasty!” While a third said: “Oh no! I hope you’re not to badly hurt x.”
“Ooh nasty, hope you’ll be ok for Sunday,” a fourth shared.
A fifth remarked: “Ouch! Hope not too bad injury.”
Colin also shared the photo via his stories, writing “@molliepearce Battle wounds.”
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Dancing On Ice star Colin Grafton shared a photo of blood stained trousers (Image: X/TWITTER/COLIN GRAFTON)
His Dancing On Ice update comes hours after he appeared on Good Morning Britain alongside his skating partner, Mollie.
On Wednesday’s episode of GMB, the contestant spoke about her performance and how they may have to adapt certain routines due to Mollie’s stoma bag.
The Traitors star was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and had a stoma bag fitted when she was 18. Richard Madeley questioned what the reality was for Mollie as it was fitted so young.
He asked: “What was it like compared to what you were expecting?” She replied: “I had my large intestine removed, now my small intestine sticks outside my stomach, and my waste is collected into a bag.
“For me, it was something that I really struggled to get my head around; I never wanted it; for years and years, I made the decision not to have it.”
After multiple treatments, she added, “For years, I said I didn’t want it (a stoma bag). I tried so hard not to let that be a reality.
“But, in the end, it was the best decision for me. As soon as I had gone through the surgery and I started to get my strength back and started to feel better, it turned into the best thing I’d ever done.”
Dancing On Ice returns to ITV on Sunday at 6.25pm