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Jordan Chiles Advances to ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Finals After Semifinal Win

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Jordan Chiles Dancing With The Stars

Los Angeles, CA – Olympic gold medalist Jordan Chiles and her partner Ezra Sosa have secured their place in the finals of “Dancing With the Stars” following a thrilling semifinal performance on “Prince Night.” Chiles showcased her talents with a high-energy Jive to “Raspberry Beret” and an impressive Argentine Tango to “U Got the Look,” earning a perfect score of 30 out of 30.

During the semifinal round, six couples competed for just five spots in the upcoming finale. Despite the pressure, Chiles and Sosa stood out with their performances, propelling them out of the danger zone. They were almost eliminated but managed to shine at a crucial moment.

Chiles received a perfect score for her Argentine Tango, boosting her total for the night. The results meant that Whitney Leavitt and her partner Mark Ballas were eliminated after receiving a judges’ score of 58. Leavitt and Ballas were left in the bottom two alongside Chiles, who had scored 27 earlier in the show.

In addition to Chiles and Sosa, the finalists moving on include Alix Earle, Dylan Efron, Elaine Hendrix, and Robert Irwin. The competition used a 50/50 scoring system combining judges’ scores and audience votes to determine who would advance. Fans voted during the live broadcast to support their favorites, underscoring the importance of audience engagement in the competition.

Judges for the season include Derek Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba, and Bruno Tonioli, who provide critical feedback and scores on a scale of 1 to 10 for each performance. With each couple dancing to classic hits from Prince, the energy in the ballroom was palpable.

Looking ahead, the finale promises to be an exciting culmination of the season, with Chiles and her competitors ready to impress once more. The final performances will feature beloved hits and potentially surprising dance styles, and the pressure is on as they vie for the coveted Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy.