Who Was Eliminated From Dancing With the Stars Tonight?
No one was eliminated from Dancing with the Stars tonight; it was one of those rare “safe for all” weeks where the judges’ scores and public votes rolled over to the next episode.
On DWTS Ireland’s latest Dedicated Dance Week episode, the show leaned into personal stories and emotional tributes so heavily that producers chose not to send any couple home, turning the night into more of a celebration than a culling.
Instead of the usual tense results segment, the only real twist was that Rose of Tralee Katelyn Cummins and her partner Leonardo Lini earned immunity for the next show after topping the combined judges’ scores and viewer votes, which is a pretty sweet upgrade from the usual “you’re safe, see you next week.”
Dancing With the Stars Recent Eliminations
Recent eliminations on Dancing with the Stars have still been tough, even if tonight gave everyone a breather. In the 2026 Irish season, comedian Michael Fry and his pro partner Kylee Vincent became the first pair to leave in Week 2 after a high-energy samba that didn’t quite land with the judges.
A little later, Amber Wilson and pro Alex Vladimirov were the third couple eliminated after their American Smooth to Chappell Roan’s “The Giver,” which earned 19 points but couldn’t survive the combined weight of scores and public vote.
It is the familiar DWTS rhythm: a big performance Sunday, some harsh comments, hopeful smiles by the red stairs, and then that one name read out that instantly changes someone’s week.
Dancing With the Stars Remaining Cast
The current Dancing with the Stars Ireland cast is still intact after tonight’s no-elimination special, which means all the couples who danced during Dedicated Dance Week will return next Sunday. Contestants like Rose of Tralee Katelyn Cummins,
Traitors Ireland star Paudie Moloney, Ireland AM presenter Eric Roberts, singer Tolü Makay, Fair City’s Stephanie Kelly, and other familiar Irish TV faces are all continuing their journeys, carrying tonight’s scores and votes forward.
With Katelyn and Leonardo holding immunity, the pressure quietly shifts to the middle-of-the-pack performers, who now know they cannot rely on a sentimental theme to save them next time.
For viewers, this kind of week actually helps build attachment. People see a softer, more personal side, and suddenly that “underdog who might go next” becomes the one everyone is rooting for.
About Dancing With the Stars
Dancing with the Stars, whether in its long-running American version or the Irish adaptation currently airing, follows the same simple core idea: pair celebrities with professional dancers, give them a new style each week, and let judges’ scores plus audience votes decide who stays.
Over time, it has turned into more than just a dance competition; there are comeback arcs, surprise naturals, lovabl,e clumsy contestants, and the occasional “how is this person still here?” debate that keeps social media busy every Monday morning.
The Irish version on RTÉ leans into local favourites from TV, sport, and entertainment, blending big ballroom numbers with a very Irish sense of humour and warmth, which is probably why weeks like Dedicated Dance Week, with no elimination and lots of emotion, feel completely at home in this format.
Disclaimer
Information about who was eliminated from Dancing with the Stars tonight is based on recently aired episodes and publicly available entertainment reports. Results can vary by country/edition and may change with schedule shifts or special episodes. Viewers should confirm eliminations via the latest official broadcast, channel, or streaming platform.
