The Traitors star Mollie Pearce will return to television screens next year competing in the 2025 series of Dancing on Ice.
The reality TV star has been confirmed as the next celebrity set to take to the ice as part of the 2025 competition.
News of Mollie's TV comeback was announced on Monday's (September 30) edition of Lorraine, where she told host Lorraine Kelly: "It will be fun, I want to challenge myself, I'm ready for the challenge."
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Mollie will join former TOWIE star Ferne McCann and Olympic rowing legend Sir Steve Redgrave in next year's show, who were all announced as taking part this morning.
Ferne confirmed her participation on Good Morning Britain, with Steve announced as the third contestant on This Morning.
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Viewers will know Mollie best for being a finalist in the second series of BBC murder-mystery show The Traitors, which aired earlier this year.
Mollie was the last remaining Faithful in the tense finale but narrowly missed out on the 95k prize fund after banishing fellow Faithful Jaz Singh and failing to identify Harry Clark as the last Traitor.
Shortly after season two's broadcast, Mollie said that Harry has promised her a holiday with the prize money.
Earlier this month, Harry said that he's no longer close with Mollie and has only kept in touch with Paul Gorton out of all the contestants from the show.
Asked if she'd ever return to The Traitors for an all-star spinoff in the future, Mollie told Digital Spy she would – but on one condition.
"I'm gonna come back on the All-Stars as like, the biggest villain of the show, ever," she said. "I will literally be murdering everyone."
Dancing on Ice will return in 2025 on ITV1 and ITVX.
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