JoJo Siwa, Jenna Johnson received another perfect score for the creepy It-inspired jazz routine. JoJo was dressed as her pro partner during rehearsals. But for the big event, Pennywise transformed into JoJo -- something she's definitely not used too.
After the dance, the Nickelodeon star stated that she doesn't like being mean or scary. However, on nights like tonight, I can be scary. Strangely, I feel so much like me right now!
Horror week is a time for anything, especially when it involves Dancing With the Stars. The cast performed a variety of dance moves inspired by TV and horror movies during the Monday episode, October 25.
JoJo Siwa, Jenna Johnson received another perfect score for the creepy It-inspired jazz routine. JoJo dressed as her pro partner during rehearsals. But for the big event, Pennywise transformed into JoJo -- something she's definitely not used too.
After the dance, the Nickelodeon star stated that she doesn't like being mean or scary. However, I can be scary on nights like tonight. Strangely, I feel exactly like me right now!
Cody Rigsby, Cheryl Burke, and Cheryl Burke participated in a cha-cha inspired by American Psycho. They danced to Kim Petras "There Will Be Blood" and Cody said he wanted to push himself this week, since his scores were so low.
Carrie Ann Inaba, after mastering the routine, said that she felt the two had finally found the "connection" she was looking for.
Len Goodman said, "I've been waiting to you get out there and really show us our potential and tonight you have done it," Derek Hough said that it was the Peleton star’s "best dance", and that he could see that he had done the work ahead of time.
Emma Slater, Jimmie Allen, and a contemporary version of Daniel Jang's "Say Something" were able to show an emotion despite it being a horror night. It was inspired by A Quiet Place which is about what one would give for their families. It was a touching performance for Jimmie, who just had his second child. He broke down at the end.
"You have just grasped the power of dance. Before giving them their first 10 lessons of the season, Carrie Ann reminded them that dance has the power to move, inspire and make us better people.
Val Chmerkovskiy and Olivia Jade Giannulli were feeling the pressure from landing in the bottom two this week, something they were understandably confused about. "Maybe people don't like my," she stated during Monday's package.
Derek told her after her paso doble that he didn't think they deserved to be in bottom two the previous week.
Iman Shumpert's and Daniella Karagach’s contemporary routine, inspired by Us, were the judges' most surprising. Carrie Ann was forced to bow down before the duo.
"I'm speechless. After Derek jumped onto the table, Derek stated that it was something people would watch over and again. They were utterly stunned when they got a perfect 40.
Suni Lee and Kenya Moore landed in the bottom two, and the RHOA star was ultimately eliminated.
