Alix Earle & Val Chmerkovskiy Stun DWTS Fans with Fiery Paso Doble
The latest episode of “Dancing with the Stars” was a thrilling showcase during Rock & Roll Night, featuring Alix Earle and professional dancer Val Chmerkovskiy. This dynamic duo captivated fans with their powerful Paso Doble to Bon Jovi’s iconic 1986 hit, “Livin’ on a Prayer.” Their performance stood out on an evening filled with talent, marking them as serious contenders this season.
Dance Performance Highlights
Earle and Chmerkovskiy delivered an electrifying routine that transformed the ballroom into a rock arena. Dressed in black leather and studs, they brought the rebellious spirit of Bon Jovi to life. The choreography was energetic and precise, earning them a remarkable score of 39 out of 40, which included three perfect tens and one nine.
- Score Breakdown: 39 out of 40
- Judge Feedback:
- Bruno Tonioli called it “electrifying.”
- Carrie Ann Inaba praised her strong posture and teamwork.
- Derek Hough noted the challenge of maintaining control in a high-energy number.
Alix Earle’s Journey on DWTS
Partnership Dynamics
The chemistry between Earle and Chmerkovskiy has captivated fans, evident in their interactions both on and off the dance floor. At a recent after-party, Chmerkovskiy humorously remarked on how he envisioned winning the Mirrorball Trophy while watching Earle dance. This camaraderie contributes to their growing popularity.
Future Prospects
As the competition progresses, their standout performance at Rock & Roll Night could be pivotal. Earle and Chmerkovskiy are evolving from just crowd-pleasers to serious contenders for the coveted Mirrorball Trophy. With their unique blend of star power and storytelling, fans eagerly await what lies ahead in “Dancing with the Stars” Season 34.
FAQs
- What song did they dance to? “Livin’ on a Prayer” by Bon Jovi.
- What was their score for the performance? 39 out of 40.
- What were the judges’ comments? The performance was described as “electrifying” and praised for teamwork and strength.
- What was Earle’s previous performance? A contemporary dance inspired by “Beetlejuice.”
- Are they popular among fans? Yes, their chemistry and progress have made them fan favorites.
