She's back in the game! Freshly Botoxed Kim Zolciak redeems herself with solid performance on DWTS after dismal first week

• Chaka Khan was the first dancer eliminated from the show

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 00:25 EST, 22 September 2015 | Updated: 10:35 EST, 22 September 2015

Reality TV star Kim Zolciak Biermann will dance again after surviving the first elimination show on Dancing With the Stars.

The former Real Housewife of Atlanta had been a red hot favorite to get sent home after getting the lowest score from the judges on last week's premiere.  

But a last minute trip to Kardashian Botox expert Dr Simon Ourian in Los Angeles must have done the trick as Kim raised her game in week two and fights on in the competition. 

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Was it the Botox? Kim Zolciak Biermann put in a solid performance on Monday night's Dancing With The Stars which saved her from elimination 

Evening wear: The 37-year-old performed a quickstep with Tony Dovolani

Fresh off last week's lowest score of 12 and severe criticism from the judges Kim was determined to make amends.

'It was all kind of a blur, the scores and what they said. I am really disappointed in myself because obviously i can do much better,' said the 37-year-old mother of six.

'Where can you go from here but up.'

Back in Atlanta she and partner Tony Dovolani worked on the routines for the week.

But Tony became increasingly frustrated at the amount of phone calls Kim was getting and her repeated checking for messages.

Kim reflected on week one: 'It was all kind of a blur, the scores and what they said. I am really disappointed in myself because obviously i can do much better'

Rehearsal time: Tony became increasingly frustrated at the amount of phone calls Kim was getting and her repeated checking for messages

Looking good: The reality showed off her good posture throughout her quickstep routine

'Can you please tell them you are at rehearsals as we have to get this done,' he scolded.

'Having six children and trying to juggle them and dance rehearsal is a struggle right now,' she admitted as she tried to deal with her family's demands.

'Like, I am a frazzled mess.'

The pair then took to the floor to perform a quickstep to try and save Kim's place on the show.

And the pair shared smiles and laughs as they felt they did a good job with the dance.

'This is a tough week and we are seeing everybody struggle, but you gave us pow, pow, you showed us you are in the game Kim,' said Carrie Ann.

Improved: The blonde star certainly displayed more confidence than in the first week 

Nailed it: The pair shared smiles and laughs as they felt they did a good job with the dance

'This is a tough week and we are seeing everybody struggle, but you gave us pow, pow, you showed us you are in the game Kim,' said judge Carrie Ann

Asked by Juliane how she felt about her dance, Kim laughed and said: 'I loved it.'

'If you had given me the salsa in like two weeks then I would have felt a bit better,' she said feistily.

Julianne told her that her performance was 'so much better.'

'That was just scratching at the surface of what she has to offer and what she is capable of. I know you have got it,' said Juliane.

'She is alive, she is alive. It is the most unexpected comeback since Lazarus. What a way to be back in the competition,' said Bruno. 

Encouragement: 'That was just scratching at the surface of what she has to offer and what she is capable of. I know you have got it,' said Julianne Hough

Proud: Kim's daughter Brielle watched the judge's reaction from the audience

Not bad: Carrie Ann gave the couple a seven, Julianne gave them a six and Bruno gave them a six for a total of 19 out of 30

Carrie Ann gave the couple a seven, Julianne gave them a six and Bruno gave them a six for a total of 19 out of 30.

'I think the salsa is very sexy, I didn't know Tony that well, but I am obsessed with the quickstep, I love it,' said Kim. 

The TV star revealed in an Instagram posting that she had made an emergency appointment for Botox injections just hours before the performance.

No frown lines here! Kim stopped to pose on the red carpet at CBS

Kardashian approved: The reality star got Botox just hours before the show from the dermatologist responsible for Kylie Jenner's lip fillers 

'Thank you @simonourianmd1 for coming in for me!! I needed Botox desperately lol and I needed to pick up some of his face products!' she said.  

Before the first elimination of season 21 on Monday, each of the dancers took part in a 'Hometown Glory' routine to pay tribute to where they grew up.

And it was Australian teenager Bindi Irwin who rocked her way to the top with a stunning heavy metal tango that earned her the highest score of the night. 

Hometown glory: Bindi Irwin, 17, explained how she is surrounded by wild animals at Australia Zoo and is woken up each morning by the growl of tigers and monkeys howling

Rock chick: Bindi revealed to partner Derek Hough that her favourite music was heavy metal as they decided to set their tango to ACDC

'It is so empowering,' Bindi told Derek as she rocked out

Bindi, 17, explained how she is surrounded by wild animals at Australia Zoo and is woken up each morning by the growl of tigers and monkeys howling.

The youngster's mom, Terri Irwin told the cameras how her Australian hometown 'is really where her heart lies.'

Bindi revealed to partner Derek that her favourite music was heavy metal as they decided to set their tango to ACDC.

'It is so empowering,' she told Derek as she rocked out.

'That is what my mom and dad would listen to. I was so little then and so happy with my family in the middle of the zoo. that is what i remember most and associate most with that kind of music.'

The couple then hit the dance floor and danced to the band's famed 'You Shook Me All Night Long' ending the dance with rock n roll hand signs.

Impressive: The couple then hit the dance floor and danced to ACDC's famed 'You Shook Me All Night Long'

Remembering Steve: Bindi explained 'I remember when I was really little dancing to that song with dad so it means everything to me'

Rocker: The Aussie star ended the dance with rock n roll hand signs

Host Tom Bergeron asked Bindi how emotional it had been dancing to one of her dad's favorite songs.

'I remember when I was really little dancing to that song with dad so it means everything to me,' she said with a big smile on her face.

Julianne said that Bindi was one of the most bubbly people she had ever met but had a 'fiery, feisty little rock star' in her.

'That is exactly what you showed tonight and it was so fun. Overall I loved it,' said Julianne.

Bruno said the Aussie teen was 'turning into Mad Max' as he called the performance 'absolutely surprising.'

'What can i say? You guys saw that, did she rock your world or what?'

Carrie Ann gave the couple a nine, Julianne gave them an eight as did Bruno for a total of 25 out of 30 and the highest score of the night.

Tribute: Host Tom Bergeron asked Bindi how emotional it had been dancing to one of her dad's favorite songs

Family: The youngster's mom, Terri Irwin, watched with tears welling in her eyes from the audience

Success: Carrie Ann gave the couple a nine, Julianne gave them an eight as did Bruno for a total of 25 out of 30 and the highest score of the night

Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter, whose home town is Tampa, Florida, and partner Sharna Burgess kicked off the show with their jive.

'The neighborhood I grew up in there was a lot of dysfunction and families who had problems and bad kids on the streets,' he said.

Nick dedicated his dance to teacher Sandy Karl who kept him on the straight and narrow and introduced him to performing as a youngster.

'Without her I would probably never been Nick Carter from the Backstreet Boys,' said Nick.

Nick struggled with his footwork and his shoes seemed to cause him to slip several times during the routine.

'He threw his shoes off because you did slip and I thought that got in your head a little and may have mumbled your feet a little bit ,' said judge Julianne Hough.

Memories: Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter - whose hometown is Tampa, Florida -revealed: 'The neighborhood I grew up in there was a lot of dysfunction and families who had problems and bad kids on the streets,'

Energetic: Nick and partner Sharna Burgess kicked off the show with their jive

Good influence: Nick dedicated his dance to teacher Sandy Karl who kept him on the straight and narrow and introduced him to performing as a youngster

'It was a little bit messy and maybe not as strong as last week but still a great way to start the show.'

Bruno Tonioli told Nick he felt like he had a double espresso had 'been buzzing' so much he forgot some of his footwork and described the dance as 'a bit rough.'

'maybe it was the shoes, but I like your confidence and your alert approach to the performance. You do not let this thing get you down you get on with it and sell it.'

'It was rough. I am surprised as you are the consulate performer and I would not have thought that nerves would get to you,' said judge Carrie Ann Inaba as she warned him not to be 'too heady'

'I felt from the moment you got up there and struggled with your pajamas it threw you off, you were out of sync doing down the stairs.'

Issues: Nick struggled with his footwork and his shoes seemed to cause him to slip several times during the routine

Doing ok: Carrie Ann, Juliane and Bruno all gave Nick and Sharna sevens for a total of 21 out of 30

Nick told host Erin Andrews he 'needed to pick it up' after slipping.

'Those things happen and the show must go on,' he said.

Carrie Ann, Juliane and Bruno all gave Nick and Sharna sevens for a total of 21 out of 30.

TV cook Paula Deen, who is from Savannah, Georgia, and partner Louis Van Amstel performed next.

'Last week was hard but knowing this week is about you sometime gives me a lot of comfort and I am going to try in this dance show the love I have for the beautiful city of Savannah, Georgia,' she said.

'I want to redeem myself.' 

Fiery: TV cook Paula Deen, who is from Savannah, Georgia, and partner Louis Van Amstel performed next

Moves: The couple took to the floor to perform their Rumba to the strains of Midnight Train to Georgia

The couple then took to the floor to perform their Rumba to the strains of 'Midnight Train to Georgia.'

And the judges felt Paula had improved from last week.

'Better my darling, well done,' said Bruno as he urged her to keep moving on the dance floor.

'You were giving us some hometown glory, you were amazing out there. I am really impressed. last week you were like a whole different person,' said Carrie Ann.

'You came back this week and were incredible and confident, your body looks amazing and you know how to work it.'

'You shook those nerves off from last week and showed your true self,' said Julianne.

'You were a little off on your turns but you recovered. I have to commend you on your leg action, those are some really good legs.'

'You were giving us some hometown glory, you were amazing out there. I am really impressed. last week you were like a whole different person,' said Carrie Ann

'Better my darling, well done,' said Bruno as he urged her to keep moving on the dance floor

Paula told the judges that last week she had been on the show for her family, her team and all her loved ones.

'This week I was here for Paula,' she said defiantly as she joked she had only been walking in high heels for a week.

Louis revealed that Paula had swapped glasses for contact lenses and could actually focus on less which he felt helped her dancing.

Carrie Ann gave the couple a seven, Julianne a six and Bruno a six for a total of 19 out of 30.

Social media star Hayes Grier, 15, and British partner Emma Slater took to the floor in orange and white jumpsuits.

Novel: Hayes Grier, 15, grew up in Mooresville, North Carolina, where he grew up doing motocross and water sports on a lake with family and friends which influenced his theme

Bold: The social media star and British partner Emma Slater took to the floor in orange and white jumpsuits

Hayes grew up in Mooresville, North Carolina, where he grew up doing motocross and water sports on a lake with family and friends.

Hayes mom cried as she said how proud she is of her boy and Hayes himself was fighting back tears as he said he could not wait to dance in front of her.

Hayes and Emma then performed a foxtrot with a motorbiking theme, with Hayes riding onto the dance floor on one of the machines.

Carrie Ann said she did not like the motorbike gimmick.

'I don't think that was a good way to start it, you can dance and don't need any of that stuff,' said Carrie Ann as she complimented the youngster's 'lines.'

'My mom and I have a strong connection, we are both tearing up a little bit,' he said

Close bond: Hayes' mom cried as she said how proud she is of her boy while Hayes himself was fighting back tears as he said he could not wait to dance in front of her

'I could not stop smiling, the thing you have when you dance, it is so nice to watch,' said Julianne as she urged him to be consistent and maintain his energy.

Bruno said he thought Hayes had huge potential and reminded him of Tom Cruise in Risky Business.

'Some people have that quality that translates regardless of what they are doing,' said Bruno.

'You have the arms of a ballet dancer and extend those lines so naturally like somebody out of the Royal Ballet.'

Hayes fought back tears as he thanks his mom - who had flown in for the show - for supporting him.

'My mom and I have a strong connection, we are both tearing up a little bit,' he said.

Carrie Ann gave the couple an eight, Julianne gave a seven and Bruno gave a seven for a total of 22 out of 30.

High praise: Judge Bruno said he thought Hayes had huge potential and reminded him of Tom Cruise in Risky Business

Strong: Carrie Ann gave the couple an eight, Julianne gave a seven and Bruno gave a seven for a total of 22 out of 30

Music legend Chaka Khan, who comes from Chicago, and partner Keo Motsepe were up next.

The Queen of Funk says she is not going to let her poor score last week get her down and will show her fans the improvement she has made.

'I am not going to let one bad night get me down, I am from Chicago,' she said with determination as she recalled what a good dancer her dad was.

Chaka said she was dedicating her foxtrot to her father and said she would feel like she was dancing with him to Frank Sinatra's 'Chicago.' 

All smiles: Music legend Chaka Khan, who comes from Chicago, and partner Keo Motsepe were up next

Chaka said she was dedicating her foxtrot to her father and said she would feel like she was dancing with him to Frank Sinatra's 'Chicago.'

After the dance Chaka told Tom Bergeron: 'It is coming.'

Julianna said she felt it took too long for the actual dancing to start but she was on an 'upper gradient' and it 'was an improvement' over last week.

'Once you got going it was like cruising along the majestic Lake Michigan. You hit a rock or two in the middle but you did not sink. it is a step forward,' said Bruno.

Carrie Ann complimented Chaka on her 'incredible warmth and smile' when she danced and praised her ability to get over mistakes.

'I want to see you when you don't forget the choreography and I know there is something magnificent there,' said Carrie Ann.

'Oh there is,' replied Chaka Khan confidently.

All three of the judges gave the couple scores of fives for a total of 15 out of 30.

'It is better than last week,' said Chaka diplomatically.

Carrie Ann complimented Chaka on her 'incredible warmth and smile' when she danced and praised her ability to get over mistakes

'I want to see you when you don't forget the choreography and I know there is something magnificent there,' said Carrie Ann

Pop star Andy Grammer, who is from Upstate New York, and partner Allison Holker were next up with a jive.

Andy recalled playing music at open mic in the city and how he had to push hard for his success.

'I loved the attack and the energy. It is all very well but you went off so many times, you lost timing many times and you have to be and can be more precise,' said Bruno.

Carrie Ann agreed telling Andy he has a 'lot of potential' but branding the dance 'a mess.' 

Pure energy: Pop star Andy Grammer, who is from Upstate New York, and partner Allison Holker were next up with a jive

'I loved the attack and the energy. It is all very well but you went off so many times, you lost timing many times and you have to be and can be more precise,' said Bruno

Getting along swell: The duo certainly had chemistry and were all smiles at the end of their routine

'You have to stay with the music. I can tell you practiced hard but you have to listen to the music, are a musician, how did you get off beat? I don't understand,' she said.

Julianne complimented Andy for getting of to a good start but she also noticed the lack of timing.

'Technique and timing have to be there. Your performance is so strong that sometimes that can outweigh it but work on it,' said Julianne.

All three judges gave the couple scores of seven for a total of 21 out of 30.

'Dancing is hard, its a pretty hard thing to do. I am getting there, I am coming along,' Andy explained to Erin Andrews. 

'Dancing is hard, its a pretty hard thing to do. I am getting there, I am coming along,' Andy explained to Erin Andrews

'You have to stay with the music. I can tell you practiced hard but you have to listen to the music, are a musician, how did you get off beat? I don't understand,'Julianne said

Average: All three judges gave the couple scores of seven for a total of 21 out of 30

Paris terrorism hero and Army National Guard Specialist Alek Skarlatos, 22, and Lindsay Arnold were up next with Alek admitting he was surprised at their strong start.

'I didn't realize we were going to do that good,' said the native of Sacramento, California.

Fellow train hero Spencer Stone told the show that Alek was the sort of man 'to put his life on the line for you.'

The couple then took to the dance floor for their jazz dance.

Picturesque: Army National Guard Specialist Alek Skarlatos, 22, and Lindsay Arnold set their dance on a veranda

Up high: The duo put on an impressive display with Alek lifting Lindsay into the air gracefully

Julianne was impressed with the technique shown by Alek and told him: 'You were right there with Lindsay tonight.'

'I definitely believe in you, last week was not a fluke, you have range and can do so many different things,' said Bruno

'You combine power with grace and have a great honesty as a performer, which I love to see.'

Carrie Ann said she was 'intoxicated' by the performance.

Natural: The Paris terrorism hero had said he was surprised by their strong start last week

Praise: Bruno said 'You combine power with grace and have a great honesty as a performer, which I love to see'

'I am blown away, there is something magical about you. You are a joy to watch because it is so unexpected,' said Carrie Ann.

'I am blown away, there is something magical about you. You are a joy to watch because it is so unexpected,' said Carrie Ann.

Erin Andrews even joked that Alek had clearly taught President Obama some dance moves when he visited the White House.

Carrie Ann gave the couple an eight, Julianne gave them a seven and Bruno gave them an eight for a total of 23 out of 30.

'That's awesome,' said the serviceman.

Alexa Penavega, from Ocala, Florida, and partner Mark Ballas were up next.

'I was bummed that Mark didn't think we were a solid team, this week I want Mark to know I am in this 100 per cent,' actress Alexa Penavega said

Exotic: Alexa then took to the dance floor with partner Mark Ballas for their jungle-themed salsa

Alexa admitted that she found it a hard balance to have her husband Carlos also on the show and being there with her dance partner Mark.

'Carlos killed it then Alexa was not as connected with me as she had been in rehearsal,' Mark explained as he told her she 'had been playing ball but only with one arm.'

'I was bummed that Mark didn't think we were a solid teams this week I want Mark to know I am in this 100 per cent,' she said.

The duo then took to the dance floor for their jungle-themed salsa, with Alexa playing the role of a leopard in full make-up.

'Be careful she bites but she delivers a mean salsa. That was wild and wonderful,' laughed Bruno.

Challenges: Alexa admitted that she found it a hard balance to have her husband Carlos also on the show and being their with her dance partner Mark

Grrr: Alexa played the role of a leopard in full make-up as she performed the raunchy salsa

Hot stuff: Carrie Ann told the couple they 'set this house on fire.'

Carrie Ann told the couple they 'set this house on fire.'

'I am so happy. I was worried as you were competing against your husband. This week damn….'

'There is no denying the connection this week. You were sexy, you were sassy, you were strong. That was a whole other level of commitment,' said Julianne.

'I feel like we really got connected and found our partnership this week,' said Alexa.

All three of the judges gave the dance team scores of eight for a total of 24 out of 30.

 You were sexy, you were sassy, you were strong. That was a whole other level of commitment,' said Julianne.

'Be careful she bites but she delivers a mean salsa. That was wild and wonderful,' laughed Bruno

'I feel like we really got connected and found our partnership this week,' said Alexa

Triple Crown winning jockey Victor Espinoza and Karina Smirnoff were up next paying tribute to his hometown of Hidalgo, Mexico.

'For my first time ever dancing in my life I think I did really well,' said Victor who grew up on a farm.

'I am here as a Triple Crown winner, Dancing With the Stars, everything is good..'

The couple then took to the floor to perform an energetic La Bamba jive.

Latin spirit: Triple Crown winning jockey Victor Espinoza and Karina Smirnoff performed an energetic La Bamba jive

'For my first time ever dancing in my life I think I did really well,' said Victor reflecting on his first week's performance

Julianne called the jive 'the most festive and fun' version she had ever seen

'If i could score you on enthusiasm and cuteness you would get a 10 but we have to judge on a few other things as well,' said Carrie

Juliane called the jive 'the most festive and fun' version she had ever seen.

'You were a little out of town but dance is supposed to make you feel something and that was so much fun,' she said.

Bruno told the diminutive jockey that it was 'La Bamba gone bananas' and that he did not know how to judge the dance but it had made him laugh.

'If i could score you on enthusiasm and cuteness you would get a 10 but we have to judge on a few other things as well,' said Carrie

Bruno told the diminutive jockey that it was 'La Bamba gone bananas' and that he did not know how to judge the dance but it had made him laugh

Carrie Ann gave the couple a six, Julianne scored them a five and Bruno gave them a six for a total of 17 out of 30.

'I came here to have a lot of fun, enjoy life and to learn more and more overtime i come here,' said a smiling Victor as Paula handed out margaritas.

Grammy-nominated singer and reality TV star Tamar Braxton and reigning champion dancer Val Chmerkovskiy took the floor next.

Sparkling: Singer and reality TV star Tamar Braxton and reigning champion dancer Val Chmerkovskiy took the floor next

Diva spirit: The couple hit the dance floor to perform their cha cha to We Are Family

'I loved it, so good. You are so in your element in this dance. When you dance on your own there is something so magical and you just cannot teach that,' said Julianne

The Maryland-born singer said she had great memories of her hometown and her family.

And she told Val she did not like all of the thrusting in rehearsal while thinking of her family.

'There is just a lot of pelvic thrusting,' she complained.

The couple then hit the dance floor to perform their cha cha to 'We Are Family.'

'I loved it, so good. You are so in your element in this dance. When you dance on your own there is something so magical and you just cannot teach that,' said Julianne as she admitted the couple lost a bit of energy dancing together.

'That was luminous and luscious and I loved the finish,' said Bruno as he swore and it was beeped out.

'That was luminous and luscious and I loved the finish,' said Bruno as he swore and it was beeped out

Sentimental: The Maryland-born singer said she had great memories of her hometown and her family

Carrie Ann told Tamar that she was 'in a class of your own.'

'You are a showstopper but when you are in a hold with Val your eyes go a little blank, and you are a really great performer with your eyes,' said Carrie Ann.

Tom Bergeron told Val he was not used to a woman playing so hard to get with him.

'Yeah, she is changing my life,' said Val quietly.

All three judges gave the couple scores of eight for a total of 24 out of 30.

Oklahoma-born actor Gary Busey and partner Anna Trebunskaya paid tribute to the star's high school years with their foxtrot.

Home town: The Hollywood star Gary Busey called Tulsa a 'spark in his heart' as he recalled its football heritage and passion

Back in time: Oklahoma-born Gary and partner Anna Trebunskaya paid tribute to the star's high school years with their foxtrot

'I love this place, I love it. I am here to stay,' yelled Gary cheerily after the dance

The Hollywood star called Tulsa a 'spark in his heart' as he recalled its football heritage and passion.

Gary's old football coach spoke of how Gary's 'determination' had seen him make the team as photos of Gary at high school were shown.

'He worked hard enough to be the best and he has done that in everything he has done through life,' said his old coach, Larry.

Gary and Anna then took to the dance floor for a high-school themed foxtrot.

'I love this place, I love it. I am here to stay,' yelled Gary cheerily after the dance.

'What a pleasant surprise, that actually looked like a foxtrot, it did,' said Bruno as he labelled Anna 'a miracle worker.'

'It was dainty, it was attentive, not quite Fred Astaire but we have got 11 weeks to go.'

'What a pleasant surprise, that actually looked like a foxtrot, it did,' said Bruno as he labelled Anna 'a miracle worker'

'Not quite Fred Astaire but we have got 11 weeks to go.' the duo were told

Gary thanked the judges and told them that their scores were 'going to be great' and he punched the air when they were read out

Carrie Ann told Gary he was 'right on the line, right on the edge' but that he had not missed a step.

'I am so proud of you,' said Carrie Ann.

'I like to walk on the edge, it is one of my hobbies,' said Gary.

Julianne said she loved that Gary was exuding the energy of a 12-year-old boy.

'You are having so much fun and you look handsome and you are charming and that was such a beautiful and sweet dance,' said Julianne.

Gary thanked the judges and told them that their scores were 'going to be great' and he punched the air when they were read out.

All three of the judges gave the couple scores of six for a total of 18 out of 30.

Stunning: Carlos Penavega, who comes from Missouri and partner Witney Carson performed an elegant foxtrot

Elegant: Carlos said he was excited to perform something his country-music loving dad would be proud of

Carlos Penavega, who comes from Missouri and partner Witney Carson performed an elegant foxtrot.

Carlos said he was excited to perform something his country-music loving dad would be proud of.

'Carlos, you are a contender,' said Carrie Ann.

'You were delicate, elegant, with incredible posture, sophisticated and you were partnering.'

'You have so much ease and natural ability. You connect with Witney and you can't teach that,' said Julianne as she urged him to squeeze his shoulder blades more.

'Carlos the Latin lover, sets the mood for love and romance,' said Bruno as he compared the dance to a classic romantic movie.

All three judges gave the couple scores of eight for a total of 24.

All three judges gave the couple scores of eight for a total of 24

'Carlos the Latin lover, sets the mood for love and romance,' said Bruno as he compared the dance to a classic romantic movie

Chaka and Keo had the lowest combination of judges scores and viewer votes and became the first dancer eliminated from the show.

The singer went home after actor Gary Busey beat her out to stay on season 21.

Chaka got a kiss from Keo as they received the bad news.

'I absolutely enjoyed it. I am so happy to have met everybody and I made great friends here,' said Chaka.

The singer said she felt she did her 'fabulous' partner 'such a disservice.'

'He is by far one of the best dancers I have ever seen.'

Eliminated: Chaka Kahn went home after Gary beat her out to stay on season 21

Sad: The singer said she felt she did her 'fabulous' partner 'such a disservice.'

'He is by far one of the best dancers I have ever seen.' Chaka gushed of her partner Keo at the end of the night

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