MUCH to the delight of fans, Dancing On Ice has returned to screens as a whole host of brand new celebrities don their skates and take to the ice.
Sadly, not all of the professional skaters are returning in 2024. One familiar face missing out on the latest Dancing On Ice action is pro skater and fitness trainer Klabera Komini.
Who is Dancing On Ice pro Klabera Komini?
Klabera Komini, born November 28, 1993, first shot to fame when she joined Dancing On Ice as a professional skater back in 2021.
As a professional skater, Klabera has travelled the world performing in a number of ice shows, including performing on international cruise ships, amusement parks, and TV shows.
She was also crowned the winner of Dancing On Ice in Holland in 2020.
As well as skating, Klabera is an F45 fitness trainer.
On January 9, 2024, the first official pictures of the Dancing On Ice line up were revealed – however, one noticeable change was the pro skater line-up.
The pro skater line-up is different this year after the exit of a few famous faces.
The pro skaters in 2024 are Vanessa Bauer, Brendyn Hatfield, Slyvain Longchambon, Colin Grafton, Robin Johnstone, Andy Buchanan, Mark Hanretty, Annette Dytrt, Vanessa James, and Vicky Ogden.
Simon Senecal and Amani Fancy have joined the show following Matt Evers departure.
Klabera Komini, Alexandra Schauman, Olivia Smart, and Lukasz Rozycki will all not be returning.
Klabera’s first partner on Dancing On Ice in 2021, was Olympic athlete Colin Jackson.
Following a break in 2022, during the 2023 series the professional skater was partnered with The Wanted star Siva Kaneswaran.
Is Klabera Komini on social media?
Like many Dancing On Ice professional skaters, Klabera Komini is an active user of social media.
As of January 2024, the professional skater boasts over 230,000 followers on the social media platform Instagram – where she regularly shares skating snaps and images on the ice.
When is Dancing On Ice on TV?
For the brand new 2024 series, the popular skating show returned to screens on January 14, on ITV.
Following the series debut, the show will air weekly, however, all episodes will also be available for catch up on ITVX shortly after they have been broadcast.
A total of 12 star-studded celebrities will perform alongside professional ice skating dancers in a bid to be crowned the winner of the latest series.
ITV has attracted a diverse cast of sport legends and reality TV stars – and even a 90s pop icon – to take part in the popular television show, hosted by Stephen Mulhern and Holly Willoughby.
Ice royalty Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean will also resume their roles as head judges on the panel alongside dancers Ashley Banjo and Oti Mabuse.