Dancing On Ice Viewers Turn Off Due To Screaming Audience Member

Dancing on Ice viewers were left covering their ears during last night's show after hearing a 'murderous scream'.

Watch the clip below:

The scream, from the unknown audience member, can be heard during the Footloose performance by The Vamps drummer Connor Ball and pro skater Alexandra Schauman.

Viewers immediately took to Twitter after hearing the outburst and many were pleased to know they weren't the only one left in a state of shock.

One person wrote: "Glad it wasn’t just me who heard the murderous scream #DancingOnIce."

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Another Twitter user added: "Anyone else getting irritated by the loud screamer in the audience obviously behind one of the cameras #dancingonice#itv."

A third penned: "Will someone please remove the screamer from the studio, It's putting me off watching, She is So annoying #dancingonice."

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And someone else wrote: "#dancingonice Can't you do something about the "screamer" in the audience. It's so annoying. I have to turn the sound down during the performance. It's not necessary!"

Connor and Alexandra received mostly positive critiques from the judges this week, with a 7.5 rating from Ashley Banjo, Oti Mabuse, Christopher Dean and Jayne Torvill.

Last week Love Island fans were left in stitches after Liberty Poole performed her first routine.

Liberty performed to Little Mix’s smash hit Shout Out To My Ex with dance partner and professional skater Joe Johnson, and fans assumed the performance was intended to reference her ex Jake Cornish.

Watch her performance below:

Performing a series of seriously impressive tricks with her dance partner, Liberty worked to win fans' hearts all over again.

The 22-year-old quickly became a national treasure last summer as fans watched her stand her ground and break things off with Jake.

"Liberty dancing to shout out to my ex is hilarious 😂" tweeted one fan.

"Liberty performing on dancing on ice to Shout Out to my Ex is the biggest “up yours” to Jake I love it 😂😂😂" commented a second.

Dancing on Ice airs Sundays at 6pm on ITV.