Dancing with the Stars

It’s All About The Memories – Dancing With The Stars: Week 3

The dance floor is beginning to heal with ten celebrities fighting it out for the mirror ball trophy. This week is all about music that brings up memories from the past.

Dancing with the Stars AU is beginning to get hot. Sure we have many shirtless male dancers and, yes, a few of the male celebs, but it’s all about the heart and soul that goes into the routine. So this week’s theme is memories of the past that had a tangible impact on the remaining celebrities.

1. Michelle and Aric

Michelle danced the Tango to honour her son, Axel. It was a special moment to honour her family and her partner, Commando Steve. Craig, being Satan, called the routine d-u-l-l. It wasn’t great, but it wasn’t bad either.

Michelle’s score is: 18

2. Constance and Gustavo

Constance’s routine this week is Contemporary to honour the kids she sponsors in Kenya. She threw everything she had at the dance, but some elements were slightly off.

Constance’s score is: 17

3. Curtly and Siobhan

Curtly’s performance this week is the Paso Doble in honour of his Cricket days of 1992-93. During the routine, Siobhanaccidentallyy tripped and took a swipe at Craig.

Curtly’s score is 15

4. Jett and Lily – Memories of Surf Lifesaving

Jett won a medal in surf lifesaving. His dance this week is Tango. The routine is one of his best dances over the last three weeks. He even showed the judges up by jumping up onto their desks. But, it wasn’t perfect, mistakes happened, and Craig was critical again.

Jett’s score is: 14

5. Denise and Jeremy

Denise Scott is dancing the cha-cha to a moment in 1966 when she was 11 when she became a comedian. She added so much heart to the dance where she shares her fear of going out onto the stage for the first time as a kid.

Denise’s score is: 9

6. Jimmy and Alex – Memories Of Vinny And Mack

Jimmy’s memories routine of celebrating the births of his twin boys, who came after two and a half years of trying for a second child and ten years on TV. His dance represents the love he holds for his family and is the rumba. His wife was in the audience, and the judges loved

Talk about unique and fluid!

Jimmy’s score is: 23

7. Cassandra and Marco – Memories Of Her Divorce

Cass’s performance reflected 2016 when her marriage broke down and how there was a load of criticisms surrounding her and her private life. Two of her three kids were in the audience.

Cassandra’s score is: 13

8. Olympia and Jarryd

Olympia’s memories routine reflects her struggle with a toxic relationship and being hired on Neighbours. Her dance was raw and showed the strength she had to get out of the relationship.

Olympia’s score is: 24

9. Courtney and Joshua

Shane (Courtney’s male alter ego) talks about how he realised he was gender fluid after talking to his friend Chaz Bono, the son of Cher, who was once her daughter, Chastity. Her dance is Tango.

Courtney’s score is: 25

10. Samuel and Jorja

This week’s dance was emotional for Sam as he dances to honour his late sister, Connie, who died after a lifelong battle with cancer. His dance showed his deep love for Connie and how proud she would be of him.

Samuel’s score is: 24

Who Got Eliminated?

This week’s elimination was a little different than last week. Instead of two contestants on the chopping block, it was three! Oh, the drama! Cass, Denise, and Michelle were placed on the chopping block. It was just as well as Sarah Harris, Joe Hilderbrand, and Angela Bishop were there because Denise was eliminated from the show.

To keep your favourite contestants in the competition, text their name to 1995 1010 or go to TenPlay to vote.

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C.J. Hawkings has written for the now-defunct Entertainment website, Movie Pilot and the still functioning WhatCulture and ScreenRant. She prides herself as a truth seeker and will do (almost) anything for coffee or Coke No Sugar. Oh! And food!

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