Gemma Collins reveals the truth about this fall of Dancing On Ice saying, "I'm a diva, not a diver"

Gemma Collins revealed the truth about her dramatic fall at last Sunday's Dancing On Ice, hitting those who thought they had fallen voluntarily.

The 37-year-old reality TV star stated that she "was not falsified" and that she was "authentic to a million", whereas she "s only one million dollars. opened on the biggest moment of the ITV ice skating competition.

Speaking for the first time this In the fall, Gemma repeated that she had "fainted", causing her to hit the ice before coming to a stop.

Speaking to the Sun, Gemma said that viewers would know that the fall was real, "if they knew the pain I was suffering from my knee".

The former TOWIE favorite said she feared for her teeth when she crashed on the ice at the end of her routine last weekend.

Gemma replied that she did not let herself down, I fainted, and everything went so fast that she, "was just right and then, the next thing, on the floor".

Insisting that she's a "diva, not a diver", Gemma revealed that the incident had scared her and that she was worried with hindsight that " teeth could have been broken. "

The CG was confined to a wheelchair at the beginning of the week's rehearsals, after the dramatic fall. She said losing her balance was an important factor in her loss of tension just before she fell on the ice.

The doctors had apparently warned him about the risks of skating, but Gemma insisted, "I have to go on and do it, I can not not do it."

With seven million viewers, it seems that the Gemma Collins factor has certainly helped attract many curious to see his skating skills.

These new viewers have also been treated to a treat and will no doubt be listening to see if Gemma will repeat the unfortunate events of last week or if she will skate serenely until the end of her routine .

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