Who was eliminated on 'Dancing with the Stars' last night? Here are the six couples who advanced to the Season 35 semi-finals

The competition took a twist on Dancing with the Stars' very first Grammy Night on Tuesday 10th November. With only seven celebrity couples remaining, there was another round of performances and head to head Dance-Offs. The results also determined who would progress to next week's semi-finals, taking the show one step closer to the finale on 24th November.

Who was eliminated from Dancing with the Stars last night?

Jenna Dewan and Val Chmerkovskiy were the pair eliminated in Week 9 of Season 35. That was a bit of a shock to the viewers given how well they'd been performing throughout the season.


Dewan, best known for playing Nora Clark in the 2006 film Step Up, did a jazz to Janet Jackson's "All For You" with Chmerkovskiy. They scored 28 from the judges, picked up 2 more for winning their Dance-Off against Tatyana Ali and Jan Ravnik and their total was 30.

It was a tough exit for the pair who'd scored a perfect 40 out of 40 during Disney Night the very week prior.

Harry Shum Jr. tops the leaderboard

Harry Shum Jr. and Jenna Johnson took the top spot at the end of Grammy Night. Their salsa to Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars' "Die with a Smile" scored 29 points from the judges. With two bonus points from the immunity advantage they'd picked up in Week 8 their total was up to 31. That was their third week in a row at the top.

The other couples also had their turn in the dance-offs (winners in those received 2 points).

Who were the Season 35 semi finalists?

The six celebrities advancing to next week's semi finals are:

• Harry Shum Jr.
• Connor Wood
• Amber Glenn
• Tatyana Ali
• Maura Higgins
• Ezra Frech

Dewan was eliminated after Julia Stiles had left during Disney Night on 2nd November. The competition is now in its final phase, with the semi-finals on Tuesday November 17 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and Disney+. The Season 35 finale is on November 24. The information is taken from the Democrat and Chronicle and the Cincinnati Enquirer.