Episode 7

Season 9Episode 760 minApr. 7, 2021
Episode 7

In the series finale there are highs and lows for both sisters. Sam ticks another item of her 30th Birthday Bucket List with a family photo shoot. After a year of drama and setbacks, demolition work finally begins on Billie and Greg's new house and Paul tells Sam that he has planned a surprise 30th Birthday Virtual Party for Sam and they decide it's the perfect opportunity to showcase their Salsa dance. Meanwhile, Greg, Nelly and Arthur give Billie some constructive criticism after her Dancing on Ice debut in the group performance. The day finally arrives for an extremely nervous Billie to perform her Dancing On Ice solo, but after a triumphant routine, Billie's Dancing on Ice journey comes to a sudden and dramatic end, and Sam celebrates turning 30 with friends and loved ones with a special virtual party.

Episode 7 has aired on Apr. 7, 2021 at 21:00
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