'Dancing with the Stars' Grammy Night Ends with Surprise Elimination
- On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, The Rookie star Jenna Dewan and professional partner Val Chmerkovskiy were eliminated from Dancing with the Stars Season 35 during Grammy Night, missing the semi-finals despite earning the second-highest scores.
- Chmerkovskiy received a one-week suspension in October after making a controversial joke about judge Carrie Ann Inaba, yet the pair remained consistent performers, ranking below third place only once throughout the season.
- Dewan and Chmerkovskiy earned 28 out of 30 points for their jazz routine to Janet Jackson's "All for You," plus two extra points from a dance-off. Jackson herself sent Dewan a celebratory message.
- Co-Host Julianne Hough called the results "shocking, to say the least." The semi-finals on November 17 will feature Paralympian Ezra Frech and actor Harry Shum Jr. advancing to compete for the Mirrorball trophy.
- Reflecting on her departure, Dewan expressed gratitude, saying "I had a great time" sharing her joy with family. The season finale airs on Tuesday, November 24, concluding the competitive run.
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Jenna Dewan Addresses 'Online Noise' After Shocking 'DWTS' Elimination
Jenna Dewan and Val Chmerkovskiy spoke to “Extra” after their shocking elimination on “Dancing with the Stars” Grammy Night. Dewan said, “That’s us, right? Season 35 shocker.” Val added, “Every week's a shocker. So, you know, it’s very competitive. A lot of great couples out there. Wishing everybody the best. Going to be rooting from home. Definitely a sad result, but no regrets.” When asked why they think they were sent home, Jenna said, “I don…
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