Gemma Collins struggles with knee injury in sneak peek at Dancing on Ice rehearsals

Gemma Collins has been seen struggling with a knee injury in rehearsals for Dancing on Ice .

The GC sadly collapsed onto the ice last week, which she later said came after a "blackout" which she believes came from low blood sugar, after she spent time linked up to a heart monitor before her dance.

It left her with a damaged knee, and her boyfriend James ‘Arg’ Argent was snapped pushing her around in a wheelchair.

But nothing will hold her down, as she has been seen back on the ice with her partner Matt Evers and ready to combat the snow.

Gemma smiled as she tried some new moves
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She gave it her best despite her injury
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On Good Morning Britain, a preview shot of her skating was shown, where she talked about how her injuries were causing her problems.

As Matt told her what to do for their routine, Gemma said: "I can do it more, but I can’t push down too heavy on that knee."

Later, Matt was seen trying to spin Gemma around, but she struggled to do this and was given further instructions from Matt, who told her to move further away rather than too close.

During this move she even slightly stumbled, meaning her knee weakness may continue to cause her issues, and possibly even another fall.

Gemma was then seen doing another move, for which Matt congratulated her as she held his hand and moved in a circle, which looked pretty seamless.

She took Monday off after her shock fall
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Matt led her along the ice
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The TOWIE star took Monday off to recover, but Matt revealed she had a choreography session with Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean on Tuesday and rehearsed with him on Wednesday.

After some viewers accused her of "faking the fall", Gemma tried to claim she "blacked out" moments before the incident.

She said: "It definitely wasn’t faked, one million per cent. If they knew the pain I am in with my knee, they would understand.

"I didn’t fall, I passed out. I was just going and then, next thing, on the ground. What is scary is my teeth could have been smashed out.