Fylde stars brave the chill for The Real Full Monty on Ice tonight

Fylde stars Coleen Nolan and Hayley Tamaddon are set to feel the chill, stripping off for ‘winter wonderland spectacular’ The Real Full Monty.... on Ice tonight on ITV.

The festive series returns for a two-part show tonight and tomorrow.

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Hayley Tamaddon in the Real Full Monty on Ice ITV pictures

Under the choreography of friend and fellow Blackpool celebrity Dan Whiston, the entertainers joined a host of well known faces at Blackpool Pleasure Beach Arena to film the latest

installment of the ITV festive special.

Joining Coleen and Hayley will be model and actress Linda Lusardi, Love Island contestant Shaughna Phillips, This Morning’s Zoe Williams and Dame Jenni Murray.

They will be helped along by a team of professional ice skaters who will also be taking part in the final performance – though they won’t be doing it naked.

The seasonal special also features a series of male stars stripping off and taking to the rink to perform a routine to raise awareness about cancers which affect intimate areas of the body.

Former Dancing on Ice contestants have taken part with Diversity’s Perri Kiely alongside Chris Hughes, actor Jamie Lomas, and former rugby player Gareth Thomas and Jake

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Dancing on Ice judge Ashley Banjo in the Real Full Monty on Ice

Quickenden.

Dancing On Ice judge Ashley Banjo will present the show with Loose Women panellist Coleen, both of whom have taken part in the show before.

Coleen, 55, said: “Cancer has affected my family so devastatingly - this year is more personal than ever for me as two of my amazing sisters are battling cancer once more.

I‘m inspired by them and everyone I meet who has been touched by this dreadful disease, so I’m absolutely thrilled to be back leading a new awesome group.”

The Real Full Monty On Ice is on ITV on Monday 14 and Tuesday 15 December at 9pm.

Each show is 90 minutes long.

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