Sarah Harding has been forced to quit The Jump following an injury.
The singer, 34, pulled a ligament in her knee during training and was advised to pull out of the Channel 4 competition.
The accident happened during training on Thursday and Harding was taken to hospital as a precaution.
"Sarah Harding has withdrawn from the competition on medical advice after pulling a ligament in her knee during training yesterday," a Channel 4 spokesperson told Digital Spy.
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"She has been advised by medics to rest and will undergo physiotherapy. Sarah has been a great competitor and we wish her a speedy recovery."
Harding is the sixth contestant to pull out of the current series.
Tina Hobley, Rebecca Adlington, Mark-Francis Vandelli and Linford Christie all quit, as well as Beth Tweddle, who underwent surgery to fuse two vertebrae together after she crashed during training.
Ben Cohen today revealed that he required 20 stitches after losing two teeth in a skiing accident.
The rugby star - who was drafted in after injury saw the original line-up deplete - tweeted a picture of his bloody lip alongside the caption: "Morning!! Back skiing today after my accident. 20 stitches and 2 lost teeth."
The Jump is on Channel 4 on Sunday at 8pm.