Dancing On Ice - Duncan James tips Suzanne Shaw for the top
Wednesday, 30 January 2008
Ex-Dancing On Ice contestant Duncan James has tipped Suzanne Shaw for the top in his latest blog.
The singer and TV presenter, who reached the final of the show, said in his Sun newspaper blog that former Hear'Say star Suzanne is the most technically able of the contestants and viewers will see her get better and better as the weeks go by.
Describing her as "an ice star in the making", Duncan also said she is performing very difficult routines compared to the other celebs.
However, he also voiced his opinion on Samantha Mumba's routine, which got her booted off the show.
"She looked like she'd given up before the skate-off had even begun," Duncan remarked, going on to say there was no passion in her ice dancing.
Of the other famous contestants, he called newcomer Zaraah Abrahams "impressive", Aggie McKenzie "beautiful" and Greg Rusedski "smoother" than in previous weeks.
Fans of the show may remember Duncan James in the previous series. He ended up coming third behind Clare Buckfield and Kyran Bracken.
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