The final "Dancing with the Stars" results for season 19 are almost here, only days away from figuring out who's the next victor of the beloved show - despite injuries and controversy!
Semi-finals just ended, and of course a favorite had to go for the four remaining couples to succeed: the "Dancing with the Stars" results from this week are out, and Tommy Chong had to leave the show, according to Hollywood Life's recount - and there were many tears from fan, though some are still contesting that he shouldn't have stayed longer than Lea Thompson, the "Caroline in the City" actress who was eliminated last week.
While waiting for the "Dancing with the Stars" results that will come after finals next week, fans of the show go wild in expectancy - specially considering one of the show's favorites, Alfonso Ribeiro from "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," recently suffered a back injury that almost made him leave the competition altogether, as he was going through excruciating pain, according to NewsNet - he was almost in tears from the pain by the time he finished dancing "Love Runs Out" in the style of Argentine tango.
After Alfonso's injury, things have been full of drama in the wait for "Dancing with the Stars" results: as expected, he and his partner Witney Carson were the last ones to dance in both rounds this week, as the show built expectancy in regards of the back injury that has been troubling the actor for a few days, when he damaged his back during rehearsals.
Even sustaining a bad injury, the couple did their moves to a great beat and safely passed on to the finals, and, according to CBS, he showed a "complexity and depth" that hadn't been seen before during the season, precisely due to the fact that he was enduring enormous amounts of pain.
Next week will be the show's finals, and the "Dancing with the Stars" results will come to light - and it'll be time to see which couple takes the price: Bethany Mota and Derek Hough, Janel Parrish and Valentin Chmerkovskiy, Alfonso Ribeiro and Witney Carson or Sadie Robertson and Mark Ballas. It's time to dance!
