Dancing with the Stars suffers live blunder as Tyra Banks reads out the wrong bottom two names

Cheryl Burke, who has competed on Dancing With the Stars for 23 seasons, couldn’t be happier with the way that Tyra Banks is adjusting to her role as host of season 29.“It’s really refreshing, I think, to see her just basically call herself out from certain things. When that happened with the missed results — whatever happened — she handled it pretty well,” the two-time DWTS champ, 36, told Us Weekly on Monday, October 19.

Dancing With the Stars. On Monday, October 19, the stars upped their games, bringing some of their best performances yet.After receiving two 9s last week, Val Chmerkovskiy and Monica Aldama slowed things down with a rumba, dedicated to Aldama’s husband, whom she met in middle school.

returns on Monday for the sixth week of season 29's heated competition — and a very special dance performance that fans have been waiting weeks to watch.After last week's surprising, emotional elimination, only 11 couples remain in the race for the coveted mirrorball trophy, and they will all be bringing their A-game to the ballroom as the battle heats up.However, perhaps the most anticipated performance of the evening is that of pro-turned-judge Derek Hough, who will be taking to the  dance

Karamo Brown, who competed on season 28 of Dancing With the Stars, misses the show “so much” — and has kept a close eye on this season.“I’ve been watching the season and literally, I am amazed,” the Queer Eye star, 39, told Us Weekly exclusively on Tuesday, October 13, while promoting his partnership with Febreze and National Adopt-a-Dog Month. “Nelly [and I] share the same birthday.

Carrie Ann Inaba definitely feels the difference on Dancing With the Stars without longtime hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t have love for Tyra Banks.“I miss Tom and Erin … because we’re like family. I don’t get to see them every week.

Dancing With the Stars on Monday nights, please get with the times! But even if you're an avid fan or not, you definitely heard about from the control room. Because of that, there was some major confusion about who was actually in the bottom two (Monica and Val, and and Anne and Keo).

“Dancing with the Stars” executive producer Andrew Llinares and judge Bruno Tonioli have come to Tyra Banks' defense. The new host suffered a mishap on Monday night’s show, leading her to incorrectly name which contestants were safe from elimination and which contestants were in the bottom two.

Eli Countryman Tyra Banks worked quickly to correct a mistake on Monday night’s live airing of “Dancing With the Stars,” after she mistakenly mixed up the bottom two couples in danger of elimination.As the final pairs of dance partners stood on the stage, Banks announced that Anne Heche and Keo Motsep were in the bottom two with Vernon Davis and Peta Murgatroyd.

“Dancing with the Stars” host Tyra Banks suffered a major mishap on Monday night’s show, although she claimed it was the control room’s fault. During the two-hour live broadcast, Banks, 46, incorrectly announced that “Cheer” coach Monica Aldama and her partner Val Chmerkovskiy were safe when in reality they were in the bottom two.

telling Entertainment Tonight: “Well it’s live television, things like this happen, especially with information coming in from all over the country, voting and calculating in such a small amount of time.“Tyra was brilliant because she just said, ‘Oh no, wait a second here, this is not working.

© Bang Showbiz Tyra Banks The 46-year-old model - who hosts the US celebrity dance competition - was mortified after incorrectly sending Monica Almada away as "safe" during the voting, only to realise she and her partner Val Chmerkovskiy were actually at risk of being eliminated. She said: "Please come back.

Tyra Banks teased an emotional night at the top of the Monday, October 5, episode of Dancing With the Stars, and the celebs delivered. Plus, a mix-up caused mass confusion when it came time for an elimination.The model, 46, hinted that the top 13’s performances would be inspired by exceptional people in their lives.

returns on Monday for the fourth week of competition, and the stars are getting emotional for «Top 13 Night.»After the season's second elimination last week, the 13 celebs who are still standing — along with their pro partners — will be duking it out for the mirrorball trophy when they hit the stage and reflect on emotional, important and formative moments from their pasts.As Carrie Ann Inaba, Derek Hough and Bruno Tonioli judge and score the performances — and new host Tyra Banks adds her own

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