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In the upcoming season of the long-running dancing competition show, Tyra Banks is set to reprise her role as host, replacing longtime host Tom Bergeron and co-host Erin Andrews for the second time.

Mar 31, 2021

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“Dancing with the Stars” will be returning for a 30th season. On Tuesday, March 30, ABC officially announced that the long-running dancing competition show had been renewed for another season.

In the upcoming season, Tyra Banks is set to reprise her role as host, replacing longtime host Tom Bergeron and co-host Erin Andrews for the second time. Season 30 will also see Len Goodman returning as a full-time judge after he missed some episodes of season 29 due to COVID-19 travel ban.

Joining Len as judges for season 30 are Derek Hough, Bruno Tonioli and Carrie Ann Inaba. This will be the second time for Derek to serve as a judge on the popular show.

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Ahead of season 29, the show received backlash for firing Tom and Erin, tapping Tyra to replace the beloved co-hosts. As for Tyra, the “America’s Next Top Model” alum previously admitted that taking over the role was challenging for her.

“I think the challenge is stepping into shoes. I mean, you know, Tom Bergeron and Erin. They lead the show, this is one of the top-rated shows in the world,” the 47-year-old shared to Us Weekly. “So [I’m] respecting the stage that they have set and then adding my icing to that. I feel confident about that, but of course, it’s a challenge, but I don’t back away from challenges.”

Her first season as the host wasn’t sailing smooth as she made some mistakes during some live episodes. She was criticized when she mistakenly mixed up the bottom two couples in danger of elimination. The model named Anne Heche & Keo Motsepe and Vernon Davis & Peta Murgatroid as the bottom two couples before she clarified that it was actually Monica Aldama and Val Chmerkovskiy who were supposed to be on the bottom two alongside Anne and Keo.

“Wowzers. Live TV. Wrong name on cards. So challenging to deal with moments like these. But we power through,” Tyra addressed the mishap on Twitter.

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Considering the intense rehearsal and steamy routines, romance unsurprisingly blooms on the dance floor not only between the celebrity contestants and their pro partners, but also among the pros.

Nov 29, 2020
AceShowbiz – “Dancing with the Stars” doesn’t only birth celebrity dancers. It’s not completely rare for the show to bring on-screen romance or off-screen split for the celebrity contestants as well as its professional dancers.
Considering their intense rehearsal and steamy routines, romance unsurprisingly blooms on the dance floor not only between the celebrity stars and their pro partners, but also among the pros. Some of them found love in each other after spending multiple hours together hitting the road together on the “Dancing With the Stars” tour.
Here are some couples who found love on the ballroom of the long-running TV show.

1. Nikki Bella and Artem Chigvintsev
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Nikki Bella developed a friendship with Artem Chigvintsev during her appearance in season 25 of “DWTS”. Their friendship didn’t turn romance until 2 years later after her split from longtime boyfriend John Cena. The former WWE star confirmed their relationship in 2019.
“He lets me be me,” she gushed over the pro dancer in October 2019. “The attention of what he gives me with my soul, with my personal life, my business life. Like, I have never met anyone who’s so supportive and I have no fear that he’s ever going to leave me for my imperfections, which is so amazing.” The two engaged in January of this year and welcomed their first son, Matteo, in August.

2. Cheryl Burke and Matthew Lawrence
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Cheryl Burke and Matthew Lawrence met for the first time in 2006 when Matthew was a contestant in the third season of “Dancing With the Stars”. However, it wasn’t until the show’s tour in the following year that the two started dating each other.
Their relationship wasn’t all smooth because they broke up in 2008. It took almost a decade for them to realize that they’re meant to be as Cheryl reached out to her ex in Christmas 2016. They quickly rekindled their romance with Matthew proposing to her in May 2018. They tied the knot a year later.

3. Kym Johnson and Robert Herjavec
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Kym Johnson and Robert Herjavec are one of the long-lasting “DWTS” couples. The former pro dancer on the ABC series was partnered with the businessman back in 2015. Throughout the stint, romance was blooming between the pair, who later announced their engagement in February 2016.
They didn’t wait too long to exchange vows in a July 2016 wedding. Expanding their little family, Kym and the “Shark Tank” star are now proud parents to their twins, Hudson and Haven, whom they welcomed in April 2018.

4. Julianne Hough and Helio Castroneves
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Julianne Hough and Helio Castroneves sparked a romance speculation after the pro dancer and the Brazilian auto racing driver shared a kiss during their Quickstep performance in season 5, which saw him as the winner. Further fueling rumors of their alleged romance, Helio confirmed his split from his longrime fiance, Aliette Vazquez, not long after his stint on the show.
Julianne and Helio were also spotted having a dinner at NYC’s hot spot Tao where the rumored lovebirds were seen “canoodling at a side table” and looked “seriously smitten.” However, the dancer insisted in an interview with PEOPLE that their relationship was purely platonic, saying, “I love Helio like he is my brother. We are the best of friends.”

5. Emma Slater and Sasha Farber
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Emma Slater and Sasha Farber were dating for years before they met as competitors in season 17 of “Dancing with the Stars”, in which Emma was partnered with Bill Engvall and Sasha was partnered with Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, back in 2013. However, they split in 2014, only to rekindle in 2015.
The pair continued going strong ever since with Sasha getting down on one knee to pop the question to his lady in a TV proposal in October 2016. The couple walked down the aisle at Bella Blanca in Los Angeles in March 2018.

6. Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd
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Despite his nickname as the “bad boy of the ballroom”, Maksim Chmerkovskiy easily found love in fellow “Dancing with the Stars” pro dancer Peta Murgatroyd. The two had years of an on-and-off relationship before the brother of Valentin Chmerkovskiy proposed to Peta in December 2015.
The lovebirds announced that they’re expecting their first child together in 2016 with a picture of Maks kissing Peta’s baby bump. “We couldn’t be happier. Baby Chmerkovskiy is coming,” she captioned it at the time. Their son Shai Aleksander was born in January 2017 and the pair tied the knot seven months later.

7. Shannon Elizabeth and Derek Hough
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Derek Hough was romantically linked with a number of celebrity contestants he’s partnered with on “Dancing with the Stars”. Among them was environmentalist and vegan Shannon Elizabeth. The couple dated for more than a year after they appeared as a pair in the sixth season of “Dancing With the Stars” in 2008.
Their romance didn’t last long because the twosome announced their split in 2009 on Twitter. “Hi everyone, we wanted you all to know directly from us, that Shannon & I have decided to end our relationship as boyfriend & girlfriend…,” Derek wrote at the time, while Elizabeth added, “However, we love and care about each other very much and will remain friends and in each others lives. Thank you everyone for all your sweet words & encouragement–it really means a lot to me!”

8. Alan Bersten and model Alexis Ren
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Alan Bersten and Alexis Ren made headlines with their possible romance after they shared a kiss in an episode of season 27 back in 2018. The pair appeared to try to work their romance out off-screen, but they seemingly failed to do so. As soon as the season wrapped up, fans saw their alleged budding romance dissolving rather quickly.
“We’re focused on our careers and growing as individuals. He’s an amazing person and I’m grateful he came into my life. He is on his own journey and I respect that,” the social media influencer responded to a fan on Instagram. Even worse, Alan hinted that the intimacy between him and Alexis was nothing but staged.

9. Val Chmerkovskiy and Jenna Johnson
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Valentin Chmerkovskiy and fellow “DWTS” pro Jenna Johnson crossed path for the first time in 2014 when the “So You Think You Can Dance” alum joined the troupe member of the ABC dance competition show. Val and Jenna started off as a friend before their relationship took a romantic turn in 2015.
They split briefly in 2016 with Val dating season 23 contestant Amber Rose later on. However, it didn’t last long because Jenna and Val found their way back to each other as they got engaged in 2018. “I knew Jenna was the one when I saw how close she is with her family and how she interacts with her nieces and nephews,” Val gushed in 2018. “Family is everything to me and I can’t wait for us to build one together.” The couple tied the knot in April 2019.

10. Chrishell Stause and Gleb Savchenko
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Chrishell Stause and Gleb Savchenko sparked romance rumors after appearing as a pair in season 29 of “Dancing with the Stars” after he gave her flowers in order to make her stop being upset after an off-screen fight. Apparently further fueling the speculations, amid the rumors, Gleb announced his split from his wife of 14 years Elena Samodanov, who later shaded him over his “ongoing infidelity and a recent inappropriate relationship.”
Despite that, both the “Selling Sunset” and the pro dancer denied having an affair. Calling it “false accusations,” Gleb insisted, “My relationship with Chrishell was and remains strictly platonic. Our friendship during our season on DWTS was not the reason for our split.”

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In the final episode of season 29, the four remaining celebrity contestants, Justin Machado, Kaitlyn Bristowe, Nev Schulman and Nelly, are trying their best to get the coveted Mirrorball trophy.

Nov 24, 2020
AceShowbiz – “Dancing with the Stars” season 29 finale is finally here! In the final episode of the season, the four remaining couples, Justina Machado & Sasha Farber, Kaitlyn Bristowe & Artem Chigvintsev, Nev Schulman & Jenna Johnson, and Nelly & Daniella Karagach, were trying their best to get the coveted Mirrorball trophy.
Kicking off the night in the finale were Kaitlyn and Artem, who brought back their iconic Argentine Tango to “Toxic” by Britney Spears which previously earned them a perfect score. They wowed the judges this time too as they gave the pair a standing ovation. Derek Hough dubbed it “perfect,” while Carrie Ann Inaba named it one of her top 3 favorite dances of all-time! Kaitlyn got 30 out of 30.
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Following it up were Nelly and Daniella, who returned to the ballroom to dance the Samba to “Rhythm of the Night” by DeBarge again. Bruno Tonioli said that he enjoyed the performance despite some technical issues. Meanwhile, Carrie Ann gushed over how Nelly proved that this show was more than just about the technique. The rapper was given a 27.
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Repeating their “Swan Lake” Paso Doble were Nev and Jenna. It was another “perfection,” according to Carrie Ann, while Derek called it “fantastic.” Bruno also sang them praises, saying that the pair “created even more dramatic structure” this time. The judges gave them a perfect score.

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Justina and Sasha, meanwhile, opted to dance their Cha-Cha to “Respect” by Aretha Franklin for their repeat dance. Justina gave a new “sensational” touch when she sang halfway through the routine. Bruno also loved it, saying that Justina was “too hot to trot.” The pair also earned a perfect score.
It was time for the finalists to show off their freestyle routine. Nelly and Daniella were the first to perform a freetyle to “Savage” by Megan Thee Stallion and “Hypnotize” by Notorious B.I.G.. Bruno was satisfied and Carrie Ann said that it was “magical.” The judges gave them a 30 for the performance.
Later, Kaitlyn and Artem did their freestyle routine to “Sparkling Diamonds” from “Moulin Rouge”. It was so stunning that Carrie Ann said she was “so proud” of Kaitlyn, with Bruno calling it “jam-packed with content.” The performance earned Kaitlyn a 30.
Freestyling to “Singin’ in the Rain” by Districk 78 were Nev and Jenna. Derek complimented Nev, saying that he brought the best in Jenna. Bruno also thought that the performance was “show-stopping” and that he “wasn’t expecting that.” The judges gave him a perfect score.
Rounding out the final freestyle of the night were Justina and Sasha. They danced to “Let’s Get Loud” by Jennifer Lopez and “Bamboleo” by The Gypsy Kings. Bruno gave the pair a standing ovation and exclaimed that the routine was a “celebration of the Latin spirit.” Derek agreed as he noted that it was such a perfect performance to conclude the night. The judges gave her a 30.
The results were in and Justina & Sasha were announced as the couple at the fourth place. Nelly and Daniella were the third place finishers, meaning that the winner would be either Kaitlyn & Artem or Nev & Jenna. Season 29 winners were Kaitlyn and Artem!

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The new episode of the hit ABC show sees the remaining six celebrity contestants hitting the ballroom to perform two individual routines, a redemption dance and a brand new performance.

Nov 17, 2020
AceShowbiz – “Dancing with the Stars” aired its semi-finals on Monday, November 16. The new episode of the ABC dancing competition saw the remaining celebrity contestants hitting the ballroom to perform two individual routines, a redemption dance and a brand new performance.
The first performers were Skai Jackson and Alan Bersten. For her redemption dance, she opted to perform the Cha Cha to “Move Your Feet” by Junior Senior and she totally managed to redeem herself. “Papa is proud!” judge Bruno Tonioli shouted, adding, “My little golden girl brought some extra bling to the Cha Cha Cha!” Carrie Ann Inaba said, “I thought it was amazing. I’m so proud of you. You’ve come so far.” The judges gave her a 27.
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Justina Machado and Sasha Farber later hit the stage to dance the Tango to “El Tango de Roxanne” from “Moulin Rouge” for their redemption dance. Derek Hough was totally in love with the duo’s routine, saying, “No hops! So good, loved it! Well done!” Bruno agreed as he said, “Total change of intention that allowed you to drive through with the right feeling, and it all happened so much better.” Justin earned 28 points.
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The next pair were Johnny Weir and Britt Stewart, who performed the Salsa to “X” by Jonas Brothers and Karol G for their redemption dance. He did so well that Carrie Ann couldn’t help but praise him. “I felt you were much more in control. I’m so proud of you… there was a little misstep, but other than that, I’m proud of you,” she gushed. Derek also said that he loved the redemption dance and that he did the “tough routine” well. The judges gave Johnny a 27.
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Following it up was Nelly, who attempted to do a sexy redemption Paso Doble to “Run Boy Run” by Woodkid alongside Daniella Karagach. Nelly took Bruno’s advice well, prompting Bruno to praise his performance. “You can see the artistry, I can see shapes and lines!” They got 26 points.
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Dancing the Foxtrot to Harry Styles’ “Sign of the Times” for their redemption dance were Nev Schulman and Jenna Johnson. “It was classic, it was pure,” Derek raved. Meanwhile, Carrie Ann added, “The body contact was incredible. Talk about mastering the technique. You have become a true ballroom artist!” He got a perfect score!
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It was later time for Kaitlyn Bristowe and Artem Chigvintsev to hit the ballroom to show their redemption dance, the Paso Doble to “Hanuman” by Rodrigo Y Gabriela. Carrie Ann was so satisfied with the routine, exclaiming, “Doesn’t redemption feel good? This is what we want! This was a fantastic … Paso Doble!” Bruno also dubbed it “100 percent authentic Paso Doble.” The judges gave her a perfect score!

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Justina and Sasha then returned to the stage to dance the Contemporary to “Holding Out for a Hero” by Ella Mae Bowen and Bonnie Tyler. “I’m just having moments tonight because it’s coming to the end of the season. Thank you so much. I love watching you dance,” Derek commented, while Bruno said that he loved the “freedom of movement” in the routine. The judges gave Justina a 30, marking her first perfect score.
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Dancing the Viennese Waltz to “Lonely” by Noah Cyrus were Skai and Alan. Of the elegant dance, Bruno raved, “You were telling a story like you’ve never done before, without ever losing the wonderful weightless flow. You killed it!” Derek also called it “beautiful, elegant, just absolutely exquisite. Perfection.” Skai also earned a perfect score!
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Johnny and Britt, meanwhile, danced the Jazz to “I Lived” by OneRepublic. Derek totally loved it with Bruno praising him for being “very dynamic” and “very musical.” It was another perfect score because the judges also gave Johnny a 30!
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Nev and Jenna followed it up with a Contemporary dance to “If the World Was Ending” by JP Saxe and Julia Michaels. The routine was so mesmerizing that Derek claimed he “forgot to judge,” noting that “this is just so wonderful to witness and to watch… you aced it. That was phenomenal.” Carrie also gave a shout-out to Jenna for the “amazing” choreography. Unsurprisingly, they earned a perfect score.
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Nelly and Daniella then offered a performance of Jive to “Jump Jive An’ Wail” by The Brian Setzer Orchestra. “I can’t believe it! Nelly, you nailed it! What a job!” Bruno praised. “Daniella, amazing job, but Nelly, what happened? This was incredible! This is the breakthrough! I’m going to calm down and compose myself, but Nelly, amazing job!” Carrie Ann exclaimed. They were given a perfect score!
Meanwhile, Kaitlyn danced the Contemporary to “Cowboy Take Me Away” by The Chicks to honor her late friend, Lindsay. “My favorite part about the show is telling stories. You’ll always have this for your friend, and for yourself,” Derek said. Bruno agreed, saying that was such a “powerful, beautiful, another fantastic dance.” She got a perfect score.
It was then revealed that Johnny & Britt, Skai & Alan and Justina & Sasha were in bottom three. A pair moved to the Finals while the other two pairs were sent home. Unfortunately, Johnny & Britt and Skai & Alan were eliminated.

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The new outing of the ABC dancing competition show sees the remaining celebrity contestants celebrating some music legends, including Madonna, Britney Spears and Tupac Shakur, on ‘Icons Night’.

Nov 10, 2020
AceShowbiz – A new episode of “Dancing with the Stars” is here! Airing on Monday, November 9, the new outing saw the remaining celebrity contestants celebrating some music legends on “Icons Night”. The first performers that night were Justina Machado and Sasha Farber, who honored Madonna.
The pair hit the stage to dance the Rumba to “Crazy for You”. Derek Hough called the performance a “beautiful rumba,” praising the pair over the great turns and oozy slow moments. Bruno Tonioli said they nailed “the gentle side of Madonna,” though he thought that Justina held back too much. The judges gave her 24 points.
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Nelly and Daniella Karagach, meanwhile, danced the Jazz to “California Love” by Tupac Shakur ft. Roger Troutman & Dr. Dre. Bruno loved the routine, saying that it made him smile. However, he noted that Nelly “missed a couple of steps.” Despite a few missteps, Carrie Ann Inaba said that Nelly did a “great job” and it was such a “fun” performance. The pair earned a 24.
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Next performers were AJ McLean and Cheryl Burke. They danced the Viennese Waltz to “Somebody to Love” by Queen. It was not AJ’s best performance, though Derek told him that he had a “beautiful” frame despite his mistakes. Bruno, meanwhile, advised AJ to soften his arms. He got 23 points.
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Following it up were Kaitlyn Bristowe and Artem Chigvintsev. They opted to honor Britney Spears as they danced the Argentine Tango to Britney’s “Toxic”. It was such an incredible routine that Derek and Carrie gave her a standing ovation. The judges gave the pair a perfect score!
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Later, Johnny Weir and Britt Stewart took to the stage to dance the Quickstep to Amy Winehouse’s “Valerie”. Upon watching the performance, Bruno said, “Amy would have loved that.” Carrie Ann added, “We’ve never seen a quickstep like that … You pulled it off beautifully.” Derek also loved how “clean” his technique and footwork. The pair also got a perfect score.
Skai Jackson and Alan Bersten then danced the Paso Doble to Janet Jackson’s “If”. Carrie Ann said she was “proud” of her fierce performance. Derek also said that it was “powerful” and “confident,” though she had to watch her arms. She got 27 points.
The episode also saw Nev Schulman and Jenna Johnson dancing the Jive to Elton John’s “Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting)”. Derek loved how much “content” and “charisma” that Nev showed in his performance, though he thought that it needed more “pump.” Carrie Ann said the routine was “pleasure to watch,” but he needed to work on his toes. The judges gave him a 27.
Later for the Dance-Off, Justina and Kaitlyn danced the Cha Cha, and the one who got the bonus points was Justina. Following it up were Skai and Nelly who danced the Salsa for their Dance-Off. Skai got the bonus points. Later, AJ got the bonus points after he won over Johnny in the Jive Dance-Off.
It was then announced that Kaitlyn, Skai, Nev, Justina and Nelly were safe. Meanwhile, Johnny and AJ were in bottom two. Bruno saved Johnny, Derek chose to save AJ. Carrie Ann then picked Johnny. That meant AJ was eliminated!

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The new episode of the ABC dancing competition show reveals that ‘The Real’ co-host Jeannie Mai withdraws from the series she had to undergo an emergency surgery for an abscess in her throat.

Nov 3, 2020
AceShowbiz – “Dancing with the Stars” returned with a new episode on Monday, November 2. The night was supposed to feature double eliminations, but with Jeannie Mai’s early exit due to health concern, only one of the remaining contestants was sent home at the end of the episode.
The first pair to hit the ballroom were Kaitlyn Bristowe and Artem Chigvintsev, who danced the Jive to “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen. Judge Derek Hough loved it, telling her that she was fantastic. Meanwhile, Bruno Tonioli admitted to “having such a good time” watching the routine. Carrie Ann Inaba said Kaitlyn was full of “grace” and “energy.” The judges gave her a 25.
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Next up were Nev Schulman and Jenna Johnson. They opted to dance the Viennese Waltz to “Stuck With U” by Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber. Bruno thought he was “oozing charm and charisma,” while Carrie Ann dubbed it “beautiful.” Nev earned a 29.
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Justina Machado and Sasha Farber then followed it up with the Samba to “Magalenha” by Sergio Mendes. Carrie Ann pointed out Justina’s little stumble during the performance, while Derek said that she needed to articulate her feet a little more. As for Bruno, he praised Justine for her “exuberant, joyful presence.” She got a 27.
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Dancing the Rumba to “Nobody Knows” by The Tony Rich Project were Nelly and his partner Daniella Karagach. Bruno commented on Nelly’s feet, though he raved about Nelly making Daniella shine. Carrie Ann then said that she was proud of Nelly, though he wasn’t where the judges wanted him to be just yet. He earned a 21.
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Chrishell Stause and Gleb Savchenko, meanwhile, took the stage to dance the Viennese Waltz to “Love on the Brain”. Carrie Ann said that the performance was “graceful and elegant” but Chrishell needed to work on her arms. Derek also praised Chrishell’s improvement, though he agreed with Carrie Ann about the arms. Meanwhile, Bruno told Chrishell to work on her sustainability. She got a 24.
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Dancing the Salsa to “Work It” by Missy Elliott were Skai Jackson and Alan Bersten. Carrie Ann said that the landings on her lifts were a little sloppy while Derek felt that the routine had too many lifts. Skai got a 25.
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Later, Johnny Weir and Britt Stewart danced the Foxtrot to “Wonder” by Shawn Mendes. Derek loved it, though he noted that they needed to make the rise and fall more “gradual.” While agreeing with Derek, Bruno said that the routine was “wonderful.” Carrie Ann, however, said that she actually liked the choppy rise and fall. The judges gave the pair a 27.
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Later, they bid farewell to Jeannie, who decided to leave the show as she had to undergo an emergency surgery for an abscess in her throat. Following it up was AJ McLean, who danced the Rumba alongside his partner Cheryl Burke. Bruno admitted that he was “captivated” by the “intensity” of the routine, though he said that the dance lacked the actual “rumba action.” Carrie Ann also noted that there wasn’t enough “content.” He got a 24.
It was then time for Relay Round. Nev, Chrishell and Nelly danced the Cha Cha with Carrie Ann as the judge. Nev performed better than the others as Carrie Ann gave him 3 bonus points while Chrishell and Nelly earned 2 bonus points each. Later, Justina and Johnny danced the Viennese Waltz with Derek as the judge. Jeannie was initially supposed to be in this group. Derek gave Johnny 3 extra points while Justine got 2 bonus points.
AJ, Kaitlyn and Skai then danced the Samba as Bruno served as the judge for it. Both AJ and Kaitlyn got 3 bonus points, while Skai was only given 2 extra points.
It was then revealed that Skai and Chrishell were in bottom two. Carrie Ann chose to save Skai and Bruno also did the same. That meant Chrishell was eliminated!

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