"Dancing with the Stars" ends the most memorable week of the year with emotional elimination – Find out who has returned home

And the couple leaving is …

7:00 p.m.:

At the end of the emotional episode, the two couples in danger were Nancy and Val and Tinashe and Brandon.

After all the votes and scores were taken into account, it was Nancy who ended up having the ax, leaving Tinashe to fight another week.

Nancy was left speechless by the elimination and had a lot of trouble overcoming her emotions before the end of the series with a big emotional hug.

DeMarcus and Lindsay deliver a bold Argentine tango

6:57 p.m.:

The duo appeared in flaming sets for a breathtaking Argentinian tango – "Lux Aeterna" by Clint Mansell & Kronos Quartet – for one of the greatest demonstrations of strength we have ever seen.

While the judges adored the passion and the sense of the show, they hit them for some technical errors and the pair got a very impressive score of 26 out of 30.

It's hard to imagine that he was disappointed after his adorable kids ran to him to hug him after the dance. After a moment like this, everything else falls.

DeMarcus becomes moved to win the big game

6:53 p.m.:

The former NFL star has chosen 2016 as his most memorable year because it is at that time that he won the Super Bowl. So, yes, that makes sense.

In the pre-recorded package, DeMarcus explained how he felt about taking up challenge after challenge – including three miscarriages with his ex-wife – on the way to the big game.

He thought about how they adopted a little girl and finally welcomed a little boy, and his family watched him win the game.

Watching DeMarcus in tears could be one of the highlights of the night.

Tinashe and Brandon Dance Modern Rumba

6:48 p.m.:

When Tinashe got on the stage – astonishingly gorgeous in a shimmering blue dress – she and Brandon managed to get a rumba with, as Bruno put it, an amazing "liquid fluidity".

Their routine consisted of a melancholy rendition of his hit song "2 On", which gave them the perfect tone for their beautiful and sensual number.

After the dance, as the two men were talking to Erin, the cameras circled around his father, and his confused reaction was the icing on the cake.

Len called this number a better performance, which Carrie Ann and Bruno apparently subscribed to because they got their best score of the season: 27 out of 30.

Tinashe was an adorable baby

6:43 p.m.:

Tinashe rethought the support of her parents and the pre-recorded package included an adorable video of the star of the pop star, performed as a child, as well as a sweet visit from her parents.

In addition, she apparently wrote her first song at the age of 6 and it's just adorable.

Bobby and Sharna share their dreams through dance

6:36 p.m.:

Bobby's performance tonight is very different from the one we've seen from him in the past.

The star of the radio and her partner performed a beautiful and contemporary inspiring routine that was a perfect fit for the beautiful performance of "A Million Dreams", of The biggest showman soundtrack, and he surprised everyone.

Bobby was moved to tears after the dance and was struggling to find his words as he shared his inspiring words with those who made sure to keep trying, no matter what your circumstances.

The judges were particularly supportive (Len even qualified his best dance of the season), and the duo scored 23 out of 30, his best score by several points.

It was great to see the human side of a man so energetic and, hopefully, translated into votes.

Bobby Bones enjoys graduating from high school

6:31 p.m.:

In 1988, Bobby became the first person in his family to graduate from high school. That's why he chose this year as his most memorable one.

Bobby's open on the challenges he faced in adolescence – especially a struggling mother and an absent father – and this brought a lot of context to his desire to make people happy and happy. bring joy to the world.

Watching Bobby react to his powerful package was interesting, as it showed a dark side of the energetic star that we had not seen up to now.

John and Emma deliver a touching waltz to his mother

6:26 p.m.:

John and Emma used their dance this week – an elegant waltz linked to a cover of Ray Chew Live's "Smile" – to pay tribute to John's dead mother, which was a magnificent and powerful celebration of her love for her. .

After the dance, John and Emma joined Erin on the balcony and John struggled to hold back his tears, but admitted that his dance and the support of his family made him really happy.

The judges were touched by his emotions, but also criticized his posture. The two men left with a score of 21 out of 30.

John Schneider is tearing himself apart

6:21 p.m.:

the Dukes of Hazzard The star also chose the year he lost his mother as the most memorable, and stifled thinking about his loss.

It was a deeply touching prerecorded package that made John cry while watching live in the studio, but it also seemed to provide emotional motivation for his performance.

Juan Pablo and Cheryl dominate the dance floor!

18.15:

The duo comes on stage with a hot samba matching Jennifer Lopez's "Ni Tu Ni Yo". Zona Gente – and say that they killed it would be a euphemism.

After performing a dance that far exceeded anything we've seen this season, the duo confronted the judges who praised their praise.

After Len, Bruno and Carrie showered them with compliments (including Carrie calling him one of the best sambas ever performed on stage. DWTS), the judges revealed their scores and the couple scored 10 for a perfect score of 30 out of 30.

They won the first 10 of the season AND the first perfect score of the season at the same time, and have just taken a considerable lead in tonight's show.

Juan Pablo Di Pace is frank about bullying

6:10 p.m.:

In its pre-registered packaging, the Fuller House Star said he was bullied when he was a kid and that he was an artist, but he found support when he entered the show world.

It's hard to imagine a person like Juan Pablo ever embarrassing, but it's a personal and moving story that makes him a serious contender.

Val and Jenna in the honor

6:08 p.m.:

As DWTS Back from advertising, Lukas Graham was singing live while Val and Jenna were expressing their love with a romantic dance that radiated joy.

The magnificent number has ended with a kiss, and everyone can enjoy this kind of PDA.

Joe and Jenna get a backup for their sweet performance

6:04 p.m.:

The two men took the floor to dance a Viennese waltz at the show "You Are the Reason" by Calum Scott and Leona Lewis, who added beautiful gravitas to their dance.

Joe is certainly growing as a dancer, but he still has a long way to go and it's actually quite fun to see one of the candidates evolve.

The judges appreciated his efforts – and recognized how difficult it is to judge their dance when they love Joe so much.

The pair scored a disappointing 18 out of 30, but it's not an unmerited score.

& # 39; Joe Grocery & # 39; Amabile looks at the year in which he is currently

5:59 p.m.:

Joe, like Milo, chose 2018 as his most memorable year, and for good reason: he found glory thanks to DWTS, and more importantly, he found love on Bachelor in paradise.

In the pre-printed kit, his girlfriend, Kendall Wood, showed his support and encouraged him to overcome his fears. That is why DWTS was so important to him too.

He is really charming and he has the fan base. Let's see how far this leads, as it brings a fun excitement to the season.

Evanna and Keo bring magic again

5:56 p.m.:

Continuing her emotional pre-recorded package, Evanna paid tribute to the film series that changed her life by performing a Viennese Waltz on John Williams' "Hedwig's Theme" of Harry Potter.

The beautiful chic number had all the energy, enthusiasm and fantasy that one could hope for a routine on magic and mysticism, and the judges were delighted.

The pair got 27 out of 30 for the routine, which makes them the most successful dance and allows them to take the top spot!

Evanna Lynch remembers how Harry Potter gave his goal

5:52 p.m.:

Evanna returns to her role in Harry Potterbut in his case, he does not feel forced.

The actress explained that she went into and out of hospitals because of her eating disorder, then found a goal and liked to live with Harry Potter books.

Being able to play in the adaptations was a beautiful full circle moment for her, so it's understandable of the impact the movies had on her.

The pros remember their most memorable years

5:49 p.m.:

It is a pleasure to see the benefits weigh. They are also people (and probably famous for their own rights) and it is good to hear also the emotional stories of their most memorable years!

Alexis and Alan honor his mother's memory by dancing

5:43 p.m.:

In one DWTS a moment ago that reminded Bindi Irwin of his father's tributes a few seasons ago, Alexis and Alan brought real emotion to the scene for a moment.

The contemporary routine, whose title was "How to save a life", made most of the audience cry. After that, Alexis could not hold back her tears.

The pair has received a lot of love and emotional support from the judges and his partner. For their weeping dance, the couple won 26 out of 30, which is their best score of the season so far.

Alexis Ren Displays the Loss of His Mother

5:39 p.m.:

For Alexis, his most memorable year was one of the most painful years that anyone could face. It was the year her mother died after a battle with cancer.

Watching Alexis crumble in tears was raw and moved. It's impossible not to worry about her when she thinks about her mother's pride.

However, for this story, the picture overlay function seemed a bit … inappropriate? May be? Or manipulator? Maybe this new feature does not work for all stars.

Val expresses his love for Jenna Johnson

5:35 p.m.:

Val and his companion DWTS The pro Jenna – who dances with Joe's grocery store this season – is engaged to her earlier this year and their love story has been underlying in recent weeks.

So when Val has sprung on the family he has and hopes to grow up with, it's an authentic, sincere and worthy emotion.

"I'm really excited, so far it's been better than what other people were sounding," Val wondered. "I am really excited to have a family and I am really proud to have the other significant one that I have."

Nancy and Val take a sweet serenade

17H30:

When Nancy and Val came on stage for their beautiful, elegant rumba, they received special help from Lukas Graham, who played behind them as they graciously owned the dance floor.

Nancy looked elegant effortlessly in a burgundy dress that was a perfect addition to Val's all-black unobtrusive ensemble and the love she expressed for her family was evident in the joy emanating of their routine.

The judges appreciated the "tenderness" and "warmth" of Nancy's routine and growth as a dancer, but the content of the choreography was slightly criticized.

The merry pair won 22 out of 30.

Nancy thinks about her family

5:25 p.m.:

the Facts of life The star chose 2006 as her most memorable year, because her family finally came together to become complete.

Nancy was moved in her prerecorded package, while the Nancy we see in picture-in-picture could not help but smile at the beautiful segment.

Milo and Witney go to the next level

5:18 p.m.:

There is no doubt that Milo knows how to dance like a genius, and his tonight's graduation routine was absolutely sensational.

Milo and Witney played Alive Blacc in a very fun play called "Can You Do This", and the judges were obviously falling in love with the young star.

After their energetic dance, which shone even stronger thanks to their silver program, the two men went to the balcony to talk to Erin Andrews. Milo is young and charming (and maybe not the best teller of anecdotes), but he is definitely a contender this season.

The pair got 27 points out of 30, which puts them definitely at the top of the rankings.

Milo Manheim is very young – he was also in "zombies"

17h15:

Milo's most memorable year is the year 2018. At age 17, it's not like he had many years to choose from, so this has a lot of meaning.

The pre-recorded package also included supportive interviews with his mother, actress Camryn Manheim, and her Zombies co-star Meg Donnelly. DWTS did not finish to remind us that he was in Zombies, But it is okay.

Interesting, no picture in the picture for Milo. They did not have to wait for a lot of tears.

Mary Lou and Sasha Waltz love the champions

5:10 p.m.:

When they found themselves on the dance floor, Mary Lou and Sasha exploited the importance of Mary Lou's legacy with a Viennese waltz coupled with a melancholy rendition of "We Are the Champions ".

Dressed in a royal blue, both men owned the dance floor with a sincere routine that represented a perfect showcase for the determination and growth of the Olympian as a dancer.

Judges Len, Bruno and Carrie Ann praised the performance and its enthusiasm (they will also need a lot of tissue boxes for Carrie Ann as she begins to feel early tonight).

For their efforts, the couple got a score of 24 out of 30. This is not a bad score to start at night – but it is also harder for judges to be critical during the week of the week. # 39; most memorable year, for obvious reasons.

Mary Lou remembers to aim for gold

5:04 p.m.:

Mary Lou won the Olympic gold in 1989 and it was months after she had a knee surgery and had to relearn how to walk.

The story is moving (especially considering the impact it has had on American culture) and reminds us of why Mary Lou is a well-known name.

It is also interesting to see the image in picture where we watch the candidates watch their own pre-recorded emotional packages. They are really trying to capture as much tears as possible tonight.

Someone's coming home tonight!

5:01 p.m.:

In the absence of show tomorrow night (because of AMA), another couple is sent home at the end of tonight's show. The elimination will be determined by the votes of viewers last Tuesday, combined with the scores of the judges tonight (which means that the eliminated couple tonight can not even benefit from the emotional power of their sincere story, the most memorable years). It will be interesting to see how this will affect the results.

Where we are going in the night three

5:00 p.m.:

At the end of Las Vegas night last week (after two weeks of grueling rehearsals for the stars and their professional partners, all trained to learn and perform two dances a week), it was time to send a couple At home and among the most discouraging eliminations of recent years, the blind Paralympian Danelle Umstead and her partner, Artem Chigvintsev, were the ones who had the ax.