Along with the video, Rufus posted: “As a result of contracting COVID, I am unable to continue to participate in this season of Dancing on Ice. “It is a huge shame – not least because of all of the time and energy Robin and I had spent on trying to be able to deliver really original routines.”

Rufus Hound has been forced to withdraw from Dancing On Ice after testing positive for Covid-19. The comedian already missed two weeks of the competition after coming in to contact with someone who was carrying the virus and having to self-isolate.

Denise Van Outen, 46, had to pull out of the competition after dislocating her shoulder during training. And earlier this week, Rufus Hound quit after testing positive for coronavirus. Former gymnast Amy Tinkler and comedian Matt Richardson have stepped in to replace them this weekend.

What do the contestants and professional dancers get paid? As with the show’s judges, exact salaries are not known although The Sun exclusively revealed last year TV executives had secured a bumper budget to secure top stars. Salaries for those who take part in the show are reportedly between £20,000 and £100,000.

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Contestants on the ABC reality series do not get paid, according to multiple reports, and some have taken to extreme financial measures so they could appear on the show. “I had re-mortgaged my house and I spent something like $8,000 on clothing,” former “Bachelorette” Jillian Harris wrote in a 2016 blog post.

Net Worth, Salary & Earnings of Julianne Hough in 2021 As of 2021, it has been stated that the total net worth of Julianne is around $12 million. She is getting lots of money from her dance academy and getting advertisement offers also.

1. Mikhail Baryshnikov – $45 Million. Mikhail Nikolaevich Baryshnikov was born in Riga, Latvia – then Soviet Russia – and is regarded as one of the best ballet dancers of the 20th century.