DWTS elimination today has made the competition tougher for the six remaining pairs after NeNe Leakes and professional dance partner Tony Dovolani bid goodbye from the dance show.
The 'Latin Night' themed week 7 of Dancing with the Stars has been much awaited by the viewers after rumors of possible no elimination has surfaced over the weekend when one of the contenders got injured. However, the show must go on and with that the 'DWTS' elimination today revealed NeNe Leakes and Tony Dovolani as the lowest scoring dancing pair. The pair eventually becomes the subject of elimination as they got consistent low scores and low fan votes.
As the season 18 continues, the DWTS dancing pairs also strives to give their best to avoid the elimination. But the efforts of 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star NeNe and dance pro Tony may not be enough as they consistently got the lowest scores which eventually led their journey out of the competition. Monday's Latin Night features Ricky Martin who became the guest judge.
Just before the DWTS elimination today, news of possible no elimination has surfaced after one of the contenders got injured in the rehearsals. Danica McKellar post a tweet last week saying that she injured a rib and that she asked for prayers from her supporters for her to push through the competition. The statement resulted to speculations that McKellar might not be able to perform on Monday and that she might voluntarily exit the show.
It seems like "The Wonder Years" star proved everyone wrong as she was able to make it on the DWTS elimination today. After her performance, fans flooded Twitter praising McKellar. For next week's episode, the remaining pairs will continue dancing as famous dance instructor Abby Lee Miller joins the show as a guest judge.
After the DWTS elimination today, dancing pairs that were left includes Candace Cameron-Bure and Mark Ballas, Danica McKellar and Val Chmerkovskiy, James Maslow and Peta Murgatroyd, Meryl Davis and Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Charlie White and Sharna Burgess, and Amy Purdy and partner Derek Hough.
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