They told Express. He told Express. She told Express. Dean told Express. Dean was a police constable and Torvill worked as an insurance clerk before their Olympic success — at a time when they considered fame impossible. While discussing how many years they may continue on the ice for and the thought of skating until in their 70s, Chris joked 'shoot us if we are!
The duo added that while they still love performing and can do it to a level 'they're happy with' they'll continue on the ice. Jayne said: 'I don't know when we'll call it a day. And while we still love it, and can do it to a level we're happy with, we'll keep on. But I don't know about when I'm What a moment: The skating sensations, aged 63 and 62, have been dazzling on the ice for almost 40 years since their incredible routine at the Sarajevo Winter Olympics.
Chris added that he's already some tell-tale signs that retirement might be on the horizon, admitting he's 'not as fast' on the ice as 'my knees don't let me'. Although not able to choreograph routines with as much speed as before, Chris said it just means they have to be more 'creative' with their movement. The moment, which was recorded before lockdown, will mark the first time the Olympians haven't performed live on the hit ITV show.
They have to stop sometime! While discussing how many years they may continue for and the thought of skating until in their 70s, Chris joked 'shoot us if we are! Teasing what fans can expect, Chris said that the routine is sure to be a crowd pleaser and 'warm everyone's hearts'.
It comes after Jayne and Chris revealed they're being kept apart for the first time in 40 years due to Dancing On Ice 's coronavirus guidelines. The duo, who have known each other since they were nine, admitted the experience is 'surreal' as they will remain socially distanced during the show.
Choreographer Christopher said in a new interview: 'I can't touch Jayne and dance with her and skate with her. We have to have two-metre separation or a screen, and talk through masks off camera. It's surreal. Having fun: Jayne added that they'll continue performing while they can to a 'level we're happy with' pictured in Nottingham in The TV judge's longtime professional partner added to The Mirror : 'I haven't met Chris in person this year, it will be strange I can't give him a hug, I will have to keep remembering.
The friends decided not to create a bubble while the show was running as it would mean having to distance from their partners. Dancing On Ice has already gotten off to a dramatic start with two contestants - Denise Van Outen and Rufus Hound - leaving the show. Denise quit after injuring her shoulder in rehearsals while Rufus was axed after testing positive for coronavirus. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.
Argos AO. Related: Dancing on Ice reveals song choices for week 4. As Torvill and Dean are 63 and 62 respectively, when asked if they would still be performing in their 70s, the latter jokingly replied "Shoot us if we are," before adding: "On the ice, I'm not as fast, I can feel that.
So we have to be as creative as we can from a movement point of view to make up for it. Torvill agreed, stating: "I don't know when we'll call it a day. We tried to retire in the 90s then Dancing on Ice popped up and suddenly we found ourselves performing again.
And while we still love it, and can do it to a level we're happy with, we'll keep on. But I don't know about when I'm Related: Dancing on Ice 's Billie Faiers exits show after suffering from fall.
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