Gemma Collins says Dancing On Ice is a "pantomime" since she is accused of FAKING tears

Until now, in Dancing On Ice, Gemma Collins has barely made the headlines.

From the fall to the tears and Jason Gardiner, the star of The Only Way Is Esbad has certainly been the subject of much controversy.

However, now Gemma has learned that her diva behavior was just a "pantomime", as she accused her last sobbing show on Sunday night of trying to win the "vote of sympathy".

Speaking to Express.co.uk, the TOWIE diva said: "To be honest dear, it's a good television."

Discussing the drama in the series, she added, "That's what it's about." The GC is talking about the drama, is not it?

"I'm not here to participate, I'm here to take over, and I have a fighting spirit in this series".

Gemma's comments arrive while some fans were not convinced by her emotional display yesterday, since she received the lowest score of the evening.

"Please, do not cry," said presenter Holly Willoughby, as Gemma burst into tears after the judges' comments.

Matt Evers, a professional partner, shouted: "Thank the seigneury before it has not fallen."

Wiping away the tears, Gemma explained, "I'm really upset, because obviously, last week, I really improved, since the fall, my nerves have disappeared."

However, some home viewers have surprised her at her emotional moment, with a groan: "Gemma Collins crocodile tears." See if she can fool the suckers by voting them again! "

Another added: "Literally, I've never seen anyone play so much.The queen of the theater is not the word."

A third said, "Stop pretending to cry, Honestly, she's an expert in dramatic creation."

Gemma endured a difficult week after this fall and was even immediately shaken by her respectful boyfriend, James 'Arg'. Money, in a wheelchair in the days before his performance.

She was determined not to let the accident sabotage her chances of winning the Dancing On Ice crown and fighting bravely for injury.

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