As season 33 of Dancing with the Stars approached its highly anticipated finale, viewers were on the edge of their seats, eager to learn who was eliminated on Dancing with the Stars tonight during the crucial semi-finals. The pressure was palpable as each celebrity contestant and their professional dance partner delivered their best performances, hoping to secure a spot in the final round. The semi-finals are notoriously tough, often marking the end of the road for some very talented individuals. This season, however, brought a surprising twist that no one saw coming.
Semi-Final Shocker: No Elimination on Dancing with the Stars
Contrary to the usual format of nail-biting eliminations, no one was eliminated on Dancing with the Stars tonight during the semi-finals. This unexpected turn of events meant that all competing pairs would advance to the grand finale. Fans and contestants alike were taken by surprise by this decision, which heightened the stakes for the final showdown.
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This season’s semi-final performances showcased a diverse range of talent and dance styles. Each couple had to master two distinct dances: one Latin and one Ballroom routine. Let’s delve into how each pair fared and the scores they received, which they carried forward to the finale.
Chandler Kinney and her partner Brandon Armstrong emerged as top contenders, dazzling the judges and audience with their exceptional performances. For their Latin segment, they delivered a sizzling Salsa to Jason Derulo and Michael Bublé’s “Spicy Margarita,” igniting the dance floor with energy and precision. Their Ballroom performance was equally captivating, a graceful Foxtrot set to Hozier’s “Too Sweet.” Kinney and Armstrong’s combined scores reflected their stellar efforts, earning them a total of 58 points out of a possible 60.
Closely following Kinney and Armstrong were Joey Graziadei and Jenna Johnson. This dynamic duo also impressed with their versatility and skill. They achieved a perfect score of 30 for their fiery Paso Doble, demonstrating powerful technique and dramatic flair. Their Foxtrot, while strong, didn’t quite reach perfection, but they still secured an impressive combined score of 58, matching Kinney and Armstrong. These high scores positioned them as frontrunners heading into the finale.
The competition remained fierce with other pairs also delivering commendable performances. Ilona Maher and Alan Bersten showcased their consistent improvement, earning a combined score of 57. Danny Amendola and Witney Carson brought their charm and effort to the stage, achieving a respectable 54 points. However, Stephen Nedoroscik and Rylee Arnold faced a challenging night, landing at the bottom of the leaderboard with a score of 53. Despite the scores, the unexpected no-elimination twist kept all these pairs in the running for the coveted Mirrorball Trophy.
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With the semi-finals concluded and no contestant eliminated, all eyes are now set on the grand finale. Each couple will perform a freestyle dance, a routine known for its creativity and high-impact moments. The scores and viewer votes from the semi-finals will carry over, making every point and every vote crucial in determining the ultimate winner of Dancing with the Stars Season 33. The three-hour grand finale promises to be an unforgettable spectacle as fans eagerly anticipate who will be crowned the champion after this season’s dramatic journey.
Originally reported by Ritika Singh, inspired by ComingSoon and Mandatory.
