Myleene Klass reveals broken toe and torn cartilage in her knee as she gets treatment in hospital

Myleene Klass reveals painful broken toe and torn cartilage in her knee as she gets treatment in hospital… after being eliminated from Dancing On Ice

She was the first Dancing on Ice contestant eliminated from the 2021 series.

And on Monday, Myleene Klass, 42, revealed her painful broken toe and torn cartilage in her knee as she sought treatment in hospital.

Taking to Instagram, the former Hear’Say singer showed her big toe wrapped up in a bandage while sitting on a hospital bed, and her knee being seen to by a doctor.

Ouch! On Monday, Myleene Klass, 42, revealed her painful broken toe and torn cartilage in her knee, after becoming the first Dancing on Ice contestant eliminated from the 2021 series

She captioned the video: ‘Broken Toe’ and chose to play Justin Timberlake’s Sexy Back to accompany the clip.

A second video showed a doctor putting gel on her knee, and she captioned the clip: ‘Torn Meniscus.’

The meniscus is a C-shaped piece of tough, rubbery cartilage in the knee joint, which acts as a cushion between the thigh and shinbone. 

A torn meniscus is one of the most common knee injuries.

Oh no! Taking to Instagram, the former Hear'Say singer showed her big toe wrapped up in a bandage while sitting on a hospital bed

Oh no! Taking to Instagram, the former Hear’Say singer showed her big toe wrapped up in a bandage while sitting on a hospital bed

Painful: A second video showed a doctor putting gel on her knee, and she captioned the clip: 'Torn Meniscus'

Painful: A second video showed a doctor putting gel on her knee, and she captioned the clip: ‘Torn Meniscus’

First gone: It comes after the broadcaster shocked viewers when she became the first contestant axed from the celebrity skating competition (Pictured with partner Lukasz Rozycki)

First gone: It comes after the broadcaster shocked viewers when she became the first contestant axed from the celebrity skating competition (Pictured with partner Lukasz Rozycki)

It comes after the broadcaster shocked viewers in January when she became the first contestant axed from the celebrity skating competition.  

Myleene and partner Lukasz Rozycki were sent home after losing a skate-off to Lady Leshurr and Brendyn Hatfield.

After her elimination, the star told hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby: ‘I couldn’t have done it without Lukasz and my family. I’ve never skated before so this is a skill I’ve learned in lockdown.

‘When the rinks are back open, I will be there. To all the team here, it’s not been an easy production in lockdown so I feel really chuffed. I’m really happy.’ 

Oh dear: Elsewhere, Dancing On Ice has been thrown into chaos as three celebrities have dropped out (Denise Van Outen, 46, pictured with pro skater Matt Evers)

Oh dear: Elsewhere, Dancing On Ice has been thrown into chaos as three celebrities have dropped out (Denise Van Outen, 46, pictured with pro skater Matt Evers) 

Dropped out: Reality star Billie Shepherd withdrew from the show after suffering a concussion following a fall during training

Dropped out: Reality star Billie Shepherd withdrew from the show after suffering a concussion following a fall during training

And Myleene isn’t the only Dancing On Ice star to endure an injury: Denise Van Outen, 46, and Billie Faiers, 31, both dropped out of the show after hurting themselves on the ice.

Denise dislocated her shoulder, while Billie suffered a concussion after falling on her head in training. 

Rufus Hound, 41, was also axed from the competition after her tested positive for coronavirus. 

In fact, so many celebrities have been forced to drop out of Dancing On Ice, that for the first time in its history the show has run out of reserves. 

Disappointed: Rufus Hound, 41, was also axed from the competition after her tested positive for coronavirus

Disappointed: Rufus Hound, 41, was also axed from the competition after her tested positive for coronavirus

Dancing On Ice 2021: A Series Of Unfortunate Events 

January 13

Graham Bell’s partner Yebin Mok suffers a freak accident after suffering ‘a very nasty wound from an ice blade’. 

While it was initially thought she would return to the competition, the injuries were worse than anticipated and she was replaced by Karina Manta. They were voted out on Saturday.

January 26

Denise Van Outen announced she’s quit Dancing On Ice after learning she’d fractured her shoulder in an accident during training. 

The presenter, 46, shared an Instagram statement telling fans she’d withdrawn the show after being told by doctors the injury would leave her severely limited in training.

Denise will be replaced by retired Olympic gymnast Amy Tinkler, 21, who will make her ice debut this Sunday alongside pro Joe Johnson.

January 28 

Billie Faiers reveals her grandmother Wendy has tragically passed away

In the wake of the news it was revealed that the former TOWIE star wouldn’t appear in the next episode of the ITV skating show following the death.

It was confirmed by MailOnline on Thursday that Billie, 31, and her sister Sam’s grandmother had passed away aged 77 from pneumonia.

Following the news, a representative for DOI revealed that Billie will miss Sunday’s show as she grieves the ‘devastating’ loss of her relative.

February 3 

Rufus Hound withdraws from the show after testing positive for COVID. 

The comedian, 41, took to Twitter on Wednesday evening to announce in a tweet and accompanying video message that he has sadly had to withdraw from the ITV skating competition.  

Show bosses confirmed that Rufus and his professional partner Robin Johnstone have both been axed from Dancing On Ice and will be replaced by Matt Richardson, 29, and his pro-skater partner Vicky Ogden this weekend.