Dancing On Ice's Miles Nazaire hauled into meeting with bosses after refusing to fulfil demand

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DANCING On Ice finalist Miles Nazaire found himself on thin ice with show bosses after refusing to do one major thing.

The Made In Chelsea star has made it through to the final leg of this year’s ice-skating competition, and will go head-to-head with his fellow celebs on Sunday to be crowned champion.

Miles has made it to the finale with Vanessa BauerCredit: PA

The star admitted he 'made a fuss' after being told to wear a wig — The star admitted he ‘made a fuss’ after being told to wear a wigCredit: Rex

However, the 28-year-old has now confessed he found himself in a hairy situation after getting in a tizz over the show costumes – specifically, the wigs.

“I hated them,” Miles told Daily Star. “I actually made a big fuss and all the executives came in the room and told me I had to wear the wig.”

The star joked “sassy pants came out” when the wigs proved too painful.

“I had to wear a wig once and it cut off all the circulation in my head,” he argued.

“When we did the Sunday run, it’s like I wasn’t there because it was so painful.”

Eventually, the team relented and instead gave him hair extensions to get through the routine.

Miles never specified what routine he was talking about, however he embraced his inner rockstar during week five of the competition.

Performing to Cum On Feel The Noize by Slade from Rock Of Ages for Musicals Week, Miles had long, brown hair extensions kept in place with a red bandana.

Despite the hiccup, Miles and pro partner Vanessa Bauer have continued to impress the judges and the audiences at home, securing them a position in Sunday night’s finale.

They’ll be going up against TV presenter Adele Roberts, actor Ryan Thomas and sports star Greg Rutherford for the winners’ trophy.

As well as performing for the win one last time, the final two will go head-to-head with their version of Bolero – the routine made famous by show judges Torvill and Dean.

Whoever is crowned champion will take home the esteemed trophy – and be added to the winners Hall Of Fame which has previously included soap star Ray Quinn, Strictly’s James Jordan, and Radio DJ Sonny Jay.

Olympic artistic gymnast Nile Wilson and Olivia Smart won last year’s competition.

Vanessa has been in five finales since joining the show in 2017 – winning with Jake Quickenden in her debut year and placing runner up four times since.

Dancing On Ice airs Sunday night on ITV.