Who Was Eliminated on ‘Dancing with the Stars’ Last Night?

Dancing with the Stars is in full swing.

The ABC hit dancing series premiered on Sept. 16, and fans were treated to a night of glitz and glamour from the 14 celeb-pro-dancer duos competing in season 34. On the menu for the first week of DWTS was a collection of Latin ballroom dances set to the contestants’ personal anthems.

Hosts Julianne Hough and Alfonso Ribeiro confirmed that nobody would be eliminated on night one. However, Robert Irwin and Witney Carson solidified themselves as the couple to beat after judge Derek Hough declared that their performance was “the best first dance” he’s “ever seen on the show.”

The former DWTS pro famously won season 21 of the show with Irwin’s sister, Bindi Irwin, in 2015. Hough joked that he was “so relieved” after watching the late Steve Irwin‘s son.

Things heated up during Sept. 23’s episode, which featured a double elimination on One-Hit Wonders Night and sent two contestants out of the ballroom. Keep reading to find out who got eliminated this week on Dancing with the Stars.

Who was eliminated from Dancing with the Stars?

Baron Davis & Britt Stewart

NBA star Baron Davis was dancing with Britt Stewart. On premiere night, the retired athlete and his pro partner performed a cha cha to “Can’t Touch This” by MC Hammer, which Davis said gave him “the energy” he needed to get their first dance done. Judges scored their routine a 10/20, with Hough telling him that he had “so much potential.”

Davis was eliminated during week two, after performing a samba to Mark Morrison‘s “Return of the Mack” with his partner, Stewart. Following their performance, judge Carrie Ann Inaba pointed out a mistake Davis made towards the end, and while she said she wanted to “see more” of him,” she was “at a loss.” The basketball player scored an 18/30.

In his final message to fans after being eliminated, Davis said he “wanted to” win for his dance partner, Stewart. “I haven’t been coached in a while, so to get off my butt was awesome,” he said.

Corey Feldman & Jenna Johnson

Former child star Corey Feldman competed for the mirrorball trophy with pro Jenna Johnson. In week 1, the pair danced a tango to “It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me” by Billy Joel and earned a 9/20. The Goonies actor admitted that he had “a lot to learn,” while the judges commended him for being “fun to watch.”

In week two’s double elimination, Feldman was sent home after performing a cha cha to Sir Mix-a-Lot‘s “Baby Got Back.” One judge, Bruno Tonioli, called the dance “technically unique and unforgettable.” He scored a 15/30.

Before leaving the ballroom, Feldman said he had wanted to win for Johnson. “I feel really terrible because she deserved better,” he said. “She deserves to be the champ every year in my book.”

Who is still in the competition?

Jen Affleck & Jan Ravnik

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Jen Affleck made her ballroom debut with first-time pro Jan Ravnik. Though the judges were stunned that the reality star was performing after giving birth to her third child only weeks ago, the pair only scored a 12/20 on their first week for their salsa to “NuevaYol” by Bad Bunny.

Hough noted that the “great” first dance was slowed down by the lifts.

Hilaria Baldwin & Gleb Savchenko

Hilaria Baldwin is dancing with Gleb Savchenko on season 34 of DWTS. During week 1, they scored a 14/20 for dancing a cha cha to “Let’s Get Loud” by Jennifer Lopez. The former dancer called the opportunity “a dream come true” after saying goodbye to dancing 16 years ago when she broke her hip.

Jordan Chiles & Ezra Sosa

Olympic gold medalist Jordan Chiles will hit the ballroom with pro Ezra Sosa this season. In the first week, they danced the salsa to Beyoncé‘s “Break My Soul,” earning them a score of 10/20. Despite the score, the gymnast said she had “so much fun” dancing and thought she made Queen B proud.

Alix Earle & Val Chmerkovskiy

Known for her viral TikTok dances, Alix Earle is showing off her skills on stage alongside professional dancer Val Chmerkovskiy. Their cha cha to “Circus” by Britney Spears earned them a 13/20 on week 1, with Hough noting that it was “not an easy routine” to have as a first dance.

Dylan Efron & Daniella Karagach

Zac Efron‘s younger brother, Dylan Efron, is competing on DWTS with pro Daniella Karagach. The Traitors winner admitted that he has “never danced” in his life after earning a 10/20 score for their cha cha performance of “Milkshake” by Kelis.

Danielle Fishel & Pasha Pashkov

Boy Meets World alum Danielle Fishel is dancing with Pasha Pashkov. They danced a tango to Kelly Clarkson‘s “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You)” and scored a 12/20. The child star and podcast host said that she was embarking on a “year of yes” after surviving cancer and that DWTS was one of her “biggest yeses.”

Elaine Hendrix & Alan Bersten

Actress Elaine Hendrix joined season 34 of DWTS with pro Alan Bersten. Their cha cha to “Woman” by Kesha earned them a 12/20 with Hough calling The Parent Trap star’s move “Broadway quality.” Hendrix said she was excited to return to her first love of dancing, which she had given up after being hit by a car.

Scott Hoying & Rylee Arnold

Pentatonix‘s Scott Hoying hit the ballroom with Rylee Arnold. In the first week, they scored 10/20 for their dancing a tango to Lady Gaga‘s “Abracadabra.” After the judges told the Grammy-winner to refine his moves, Hoying said he was ready to “work harder.”

Robert Irwin & Witney Carson

Irwin and Carson closed out the show for week 1 with a jive to Steppenwolf’s “Born to Be Wild.” Their electric performance earned them a 15/20 and tied them for the top spot of the night.

Lauren Jauregui & Brandon Armstrong

Lauren Jauregui of Fifth Harmony is dancing with Brandon Armstrong. Their tango to “yes, and?” by Ariana Grande impressed the judges and earned them a score of 13/20. Prior to her performance, she joked about being the third Fifth Harmony member to compete on DWTS and expressed her excitement for people to get to know her outside of the girl group.

Whitney Leavitt & Mark Ballas

Whitney Leavitt — also of Mormon Wives fame — hit the stage with pro Mark Ballas. Their debut performance of a tango to “Golden” from K-Pop Demon Hunters earned them a 15/20 and a tie for the top spot of the night. The reality star said she fell in love with the popular track after watching the movie with her kids.

Andy Richter & Emma Slater

Comedian Andy Richter is dancing with pro Emma Slater on season 34 of DWTS. They danced a cha cha to “Hold On, I’m Coming” by Sam and Dave, which earned a score of 9/20. Richter noted that while he didn’t think he was “the best dancer” on the cast, he wasn’t afraid to “peacock” his way to the Mirrorball trophy.