Gemma Collins reveals that Dancing On Ice Trolls have "left her feeling uncomfortable and uneasy"

Reality star Gemma Collins revealed how social media violence on her Dancing On Ice journey has left her "uncomfortable" and "battling anxiety" .

The former TOWIE star was put online for his performances in the ITV skating show and the trolls went to town after his infamous fall at last week's live show .

The 37-year-old woman may seem thick, but she's opened her eyes to the harm she feels when she's advertised on social media and how that left her with an anxiety problem, while she's looking to bounce back after finishing her last match. routine, flat on the ice on his forehead.

Sending to the Sun, Gemma said the intense nature of the ITV broadcast had let it "feel the pressure".

She said that she "felt really bad" and that there had been "so much stress after all these trolling and pressures."

Revealing the grueling Sunday schedule, which culminates in the live show, Gemma said the celebrities arrive at 7:45 am and have to do three rehearsals of the show.

Add to that a complete turn and the star of Dancing On Ice said that this engagement had reinforced her pressure, exasperated by the reaction she had had, despite the fact that she had spent hours trying to give her the best blow possible.

Gemma revealed that she had "fallen into rehearsal", which had caused her anxiety problems.

She attributed this to a direct reason why she broke down last weekend, claiming that she was "under such pressure as the week before, so I fainted".

In the aftermath of this infamous incident, Gemma "left tears in her eyes, she broke down", as she was "so hurt and so utterly devastated".

To this was added the troll anxiety that she would have online and this made her feel sick because of the reaction that was going to happen.

After a week in which she is confined in a wheelchair, while she is recovering from the pain caused by the fall, Gemma has promised to bounce back this weekend and prove that her doubters were mistaken.

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