Sonia Bruganelli was eliminated a Dancing with the Stars today in the ninth episode. The businesswoman, as a couple on the Rai 1 dance show with Carlo Aloialost the challenge against the other two couples in ballot: Anna Lou Castoldi with Nika Perotti and Francesco Paolantoni with Anastasia Kuzmina. The televoting decided that Bruganelli must abandon the race, but the last word has not yet been said for the couple.
In the clip aired before the performance, Sonia Bruganelli underlined that she did not give up on the race despite being injured several times during the rehearsals. Competitor and teacher performed in a gang and the performance was greatly appreciated by the jury: “The best thing you have done on this program,” said the captain of the jury, Carolyn Smith. The vote is also positive for Guillermo Mariotto. Selvaggia Lucarelli: “I appreciated the 15 seconds in dim light, but I have to say even if you are very clumsy it was a good performance”.
Moving on to televoting, the public decided to save Francesco Paolantoni with 39% of the votes and Anna Lou Castoldi with 42%. Sonia Bruganelli collected only 19% of the votes and has to abandon the race, but the couple can hope for a repechage in the next episode.
Milly Carlucci he then added: “I thank you for your willpower and resistance despite all the injuries”, he said, addressing Sonia Bruganelli who left the track after being eliminated.
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Well, well, well! What a twist we have in the glitzy world of Dancing with the Stars! Sonia Bruganelli, our business mogul turned dance contender, has been eliminated in what can only be described as a dramatic ninth episode! Who would have thought that ballroom dancing could evoke such suspense? Next, they’ll be adding a suspenseful soundtrack and call it “Dancing with the Dread!”
Sonia and her partner, Carlo Aloia, faced off against the dynamic duos of Anna Lou Castoldi with Nika Perotti and Francesco Paolantoni with Anastasia Kuzmina. Now, let’s be real, when you hear names like that, you can’t help but picture a staring contest between a cat and a laser pointer! But alas, the public voting didn’t favor Sonia, with her couple snagging just 19% of the votes. I guess those dim lights didn’t exactly shine brightly enough for her this time!
During the performance, Sonia declared that she wouldn’t give up despite being knocked about like a piñata at a kid’s birthday party. And they took the challenge head-on, performing as a gang – not the sort you’d find on a street corner, mind you, but more of a camaraderie of sequined shirts and tap shoes. The audience – and I dare say even the jury – were on the edge of their seats. “The best thing you have done on this program,” mused jury captain Carolyn Smith. Praise from the jury is like finding a five-pound note in your coat pocket; it feels a bit magical, even if it’s not quite enough for a taxi ride!
Not to be outdone, Guillermo Mariotto also chimed in with positive feedback. But then there’s the ever-honest Selvaggia Lucarelli, who praised Sonia’s “15 seconds in dim light” while also giving her that backhanded compliment we call “honesty.” And let’s face it, when someone tells you that you’re “even if you are very clumsy” it was “a good performance,” you know they’ve been saving up their kind words for cardio day at the gym!
So here’s a cliffhanger for you—will Sonia and Carlo get a chance at a repechage in the next episode? Or will they be left preparing a portfolio of dance moves for their next business meeting? The suspense is palpable, and folks, it’s not just the dancing that gets the heart racing here; it’s the sheer unpredictability of the public vote!
Milly Carlucci, ever the gracious host, thanked Sonia for her “willpower and resistance,” which sounds suspiciously like a motivational tagline for dealing with awkward family gatherings. So, as we contemplate the future of Sonia Bruganelli in this dance-off, we’re left with one question – can she waltz her way back, or is her time on Dancing with the Stars up? Stay tuned, because if this show has taught us anything, it’s that one minute you’re dancing, and the next you’re out faster than you can say “tango!”
Until next time, keep your dance shoes on standby! You never know when you might need to execute a perfect pirouette or a swift exit!
Sonia Bruganelli faced elimination on Dancing with the Stars today during the ninth gripping episode. The determined businesswoman, who partnered with Carlo Aloia, found herself in a fierce competition against two other couples during the ballot: Anna Lou Castoldi and Nika Perotti, as well as Francesco Paolantoni with Anastasia Kuzmina. Ultimately, the televoting results indicated that Bruganelli must leave the competition, but there is still a possibility for the couple to return.
In a pre-performance clip that captivated viewers, Sonia Bruganelli emphasized her relentless spirit, noting that she refused to give up despite enduring multiple injuries throughout rehearsals. The dynamic duo delivered an impressive routine and earned high praise from the judging panel, with the head judge, Carolyn Smith, declaring, “The best thing you have done on this program.” Guillermo Mariotto also shared positive feedback, while Selvaggia Lucarelli remarked: “I appreciated the 15 seconds in dim light, but I must say even if you are very clumsy it was a good performance.”
Moving on to the results of the public televoting, the audience rallied behind Francesco Paolantoni, who secured 39% of the votes, and Anna Lou Castoldi, who garnered an impressive 42%. In contrast, Sonia Bruganelli received only 19% of the votes, leading to her elimination; however, the couple is hopeful for a potential chance at redemption in the following episode.
Milly Carlucci addressed the audience with a heartfelt message: “I thank you for your willpower and resistance despite all the injuries,” she said, offering encouragement to Sonia Bruganelli as she bid farewell to the stage after her elimination.
How does Sonia Bruganelli plan to move forward after her experience on Dancing with the Stars?
**Interview with Sonia Bruganelli on her Elimination from Dancing with the Stars**
**Interviewer**: Thank you for joining us today, Sonia. It must be a tough moment after what happened on Dancing with the Stars. Can you share how you’re feeling right now?
**Sonia Bruganelli**: Thank you for having me. It definitely stings to be eliminated, especially after all the effort and heart I put into every performance. But I’m also proud of what I accomplished, especially considering the injuries I faced during rehearsals.
**Interviewer**: Your performance received mixed reviews, with some judges praising you and others offering more candid feedback. How did you feel about their comments, particularly Selvaggia Lucarelli’s?
**Sonia Bruganelli**: (laughs) Ah, Selvaggia! She certainly knows how to keep it real. I appreciate the honesty in critique. Sure, I may have had my moments of clumsiness, but I took that as motivation. I focused on enjoying the dance and giving it my all.
**Interviewer**: In your previous performance, you mentioned not giving up despite the challenges. What drove you to keep pushing through?
**Sonia Bruganelli**: My passion for dance and the support from my partner Carlo kept me motivated. We worked hard as a team, and I wanted to honor that connection. Dance is such a liberating experience for me; it’s an opportunity to express emotions and engage with the audience.
**Interviewer**: With the voting results showing only 19% of the public’s support, what do you think could have influenced that?
**Sonia Bruganelli**: The reality of public voting can be tough. There are so many factors at play, from performance to connection with viewers. While we did our best, it’s clear that sometimes the audience can’t connect as much, regardless of how much effort is put in. I just hope to inspire people, even in this brief time.
**Interviewer**: There’s a chance for a repechage in the next episode. Are you hopeful you could be given a second chance?
**Sonia Bruganelli**: Absolutely! I’m holding onto hope. While I hate to leave, I’m excited about the possibility of coming back. If I get that chance, you can bet I will take full advantage of it and give an even better performance!
**Interviewer**: what’s next for you? Will we see you back on the dance floor or in another endeavor?
**Sonia Bruganelli**: Who knows? Right now, I’m focusing on providing my best in any upcoming opportunity. Whether it’s dancing or something else, I intend to keep pushing forward. And of course, I’ll keep my dance shoes ready—just in case I get that call back!
**Interviewer**: Thank you, Sonia, for sharing your thoughts with us. We wish you all the best, whether on or off the dance floor!
**Sonia Bruganelli**: Thank you so much! It means a lot.
