Gemma Collins showed "falling on purpose" while Dancing On Ice fans claim she "rigged" the plunge

Gemma Collins has been accused of having simulated her Dancing on Ice accident, while a new slow motion video seems to show that she falls voluntarily.

The 37-year-old Towie star surprised viewers last night when she was first seen on the ice during her routine at the show.

She cried while the judges handed out the scores and, according to some information, she would be blindfolded behind the scenes while she was being cared for her injured knee.

However, some viewers are not convinced that the fall was real – and a new slowed video seems to confirm the theory.

In the proofreading, Gemma seems to lean forward before slipping on her forehead.

Many fans on Twitter are convinced that she voluntarily attacked the bridge.

One of them wrote: "This fall seems to me wrong!

Another added: " The fall of Gemmacollins was more false than his personality! She did not try to balance, she did not hesitate, she just let go! Whoever bought this s ** t – WAKE UP! "

A third wrote: "It should have been reserved for diving, the biggest fall ever made."

However, many fans were convinced that she would not have been able to simulate the fall – and she seemed to be leaning forward to prevent herself from falling back.

A tweet: "I'm pretty sure she's not a well-trained stunt guy because it was the best" fake fall "I've ever seen !!

"Bravo missgemcollins that are not fake fall. "

Another wrote: "People say Gemma Collins was wrong, have you ever tried to throw yourself like that on the ice?

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