"Should we dance": – Martine Lunde out of "Should we dance" the week before the final

NYDALEN (Dagbladet): Tonight is the semifinal of "Shall we dance", where the three semifinalists have today danced the most important dance of the competition.

"Time for home" – Einar Nilsson (54), Martine Lunde (22), participant at "Paradise Hotel", and former footballer and DJ Jan Gunnar Solli (37) all danced to the best of their program tonight. rounds each on the floor.

In the end, Martine Lunde pulled the shortest straw a week before the grand final, after finishing in dance with Jan Gunnar Solli.

"I thought I would be more sorry, but I'm so happy to be in third place, I never thought I would go that far," Lunde told Dagbladet with a smile after the mailing.

Not bitter

She adds that she is grateful for her experience and is not bitter about being elected to the house so close to the finals.

"What I regret most is that I can not learn the dance show, but I just think that Jan Gunnar and Einar deserve the last seats so badly, and I hate both of them," he says. she.

In recent months, Martine Lunde has organized her daily drastically to participate in the TV program. She does not hide that there are things that she can not wait to have time.

"It will be great to have time again for friends and family, I can not remember recently that I could say yes to being with my friends," she admits.

The 22-year-old does not know if she will continue dancing in the future.

"Maybe I'm going to Stockholm and I'm taking private lessons at Fredric once," she said, adding that she thought the two dance partners would keep their friendship.

"Certainly," answered Brunberg.

Next week Einar Nilsson, her dance partner Anette Stokke, and Jan Gunnar Solli, as well as her dance partner Rikke Lund, will fight to reach the top of the dance competition.

– is not it good?

Last week, Thea Næss was elected to the house, which has become a sensitive affair for her.

"It's odd how much that means you've been working so hard for so many weeks and you're so close to the target," she told Dagbladet after her dispatch last Saturday.

However, she stressed that the dance had given him taste.

"I will definitely continue to dance, and I hope that everyone who has watched at home has been infected with the dance we have shared, hopefully, so that more people will start dancing. it's fine, says Næss.

The week before, the blogger Sophie Elise Isachsen (23 years old) was surprised by her choice to withdraw from the competition just before sending. It was for mental reasons.

"We must dance" has given conviction in me in a totally invaluable way, because it has given me the conviction that I can feel good all the time. But then, you must also thank him and do it now. There is no dramatic reason, I'm just not good, said Isachsen in Dagbladet at the time.

The decision of Isachsen was known only a few weeks after Aune Sand also chose to put the dance shoes on a shelf so that Amalie Snøløs could take her place in the competition.

However, the snowy smoke smells back two weeks later.

final refusal

This is undoubtedly an unpredictable and hectic season of "Should We Dance" this fall. The naked shock, shock and tears have marked Saturday on TV 2 in recent weeks.

A number of events made the headlines, but most were former handball players and "Farmen celebrities", Frank Løke, who defended spectators to place the suitcase on the right without notice of production.

This led to Løke being excluded from the program.

Traditionally, TV 2 invites all former participants to the park at the time of the final show.

Earlier today, the channel could temporarily confirm to Dagbladet that Frank Løke is the only participant of the year not to be invited.

– Frank deliberately broke the production guidelines and thus laid the foundation for future cooperation. So it's not part of the final program, said Jan-Petter Dahl, TV 2's director of public relations and media.

Opposed to Dagbladet, Løke could say that he would like to think of a meeting with his former colleagues of "Should We Dance".

– TV 2 can decide who he invites for a party. It had been fun to see the other participants again. I've had a good tone with most people, but now I've done other projects for this weekend, he said.

Next Saturday, we will know who will come out of this year's "Goose" victory "Should We Dance".