Another confession....

I love Dancing With The Stars! I especially love this season, because three former So You Think You Can Dance contestants are now dancing as professionals. Lacey, Chelsea and Dimitry! Unfortunately Dimitry ended up with a bad partner. He was originally paired with Jewel, but she was injured and was replaced by Holly from Girls Next Door. I have a feeling that he will be voted off tonight. It's too bad, because he is amazing. Lacey may be going home soon too, her partner is not any good either. She was paired with Steve-O from the Jack*** movies. Chelsea might last a little longer, because her partner is really starting to improve. She is dancing with Ty Murray the bull rider, who is married to Jewel.

Chelsea was one of my favorite dancers on SYTYCD. She danced my favorite dance of any season. It was to Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis. Check it out here. You will love it.

My second favorite dance from SYTYCD was performed by Lacey and Danny. They danced to Hip Hip, Chin Chin. It was choregraphed by Dimitry. Check that one out here.

What a small world. Now all three of them are on Dancing With The Stars. Here is a picture of Kai with Dimitry before his DWTS days. He was a guest performer at Nationals for NYCDA two summers ago in NYC. I voted for him, hopefully he got enough votes to keep him in for at least another week.

If you have never watched DWTS, toon in, it's great entertainment. And now that American Idol is getting close to the end, it means that So You Think You Can Dance is just around the corner. I can't wait!

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More Than Words said…

Oh how cool, Neisha!!

My mom loves DWTS!! I always miss it, but the times I've seen it, I've really enjoyed watching it!

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